Tupelo News

Tupelo police responded to reports of gunfire on North Green Street, confirming shots were fired into a residence. No injuries were reported.

Students and visitors toured Tupelo High School’s career academies, showcasing various educational programs.

An online class this summer examines how music influences meaning and mood in daily life, taught by Scott Barretta.

Students from TCPS explored downtown Tupelo during their ‘Tupelo Day’ field trip, visiting popular local spots amid a lively atmosphere.

Teams of four are invited to compete for the title of Grill Master at the Bud & Burgers event in downtown Tupelo, scheduled for May 1.

Tupelo police invite residents to a public forum on gun violence on April 18, 2026, featuring Chief John Quaka and guest speakers.

The fourth annual Power Wheel Road Rally will take place April 25 at Ballard Park, with registration starting at 9:30 a.m. Organizers thank sponsors Midas Automotive and the Kiwanis Club.

Mayor Jordan greeted students from Tupelo Christian Preparatory School during a visit to City Hall on Tuesday.

The Tupelo Police Department invites residents to a community conversation on gun violence on April 18, 2026, at the Stauffer Community Room.

The Tupelo Kiwanis Club donated $10,000 to support the Tupelo High School JROTC program, highlighting community support for student initiatives.