Tupelo News

The CARES Club at the University of Mississippi invites students from all majors to engage in child advocacy, community building, and career exploration.

The Tupelo High School Homecoming Parade will take place downtown Thursday afternoon, prompting road closures along the route.

Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution joined Tupelo officials to observe Constitution Week during Tuesday’s city council meeting.

Four city employees received awards Tuesday night for reaching service milestones during a City Council meeting.

Rankin and Joyner Elementary schools in Tupelo hosted a themed event called ‘Heroes vs. Villains,’ featuring students dressed up in costumes.

The Tupelo Police Department received donuts from Tupelo Community Care Center in a gesture of support.

Captain Clay Curtis retires after a distinguished career with the Tupelo Fire Department, leaving a lasting impact on his crew and community.

Participants, fire department personnel and volunteers gathered Saturday for the annual event honoring 9/11 victims, making it the biggest in its history, organizers say.

Parkway and Lawndale Elementary schools began Homecoming Week activities, engaging students in themed events.

The city of Tupelo will host ‘Down On Main 2026’ on September 26, with live music and entertainment, including a performance by Wyly Bigger following a reenactment of Elvis Presley’s 1956 concert.