Tupelo News

Tupelo Mayor Todd Jordan and city officials spoke today to participants of the Jim Ingram Community Leadership Institute, according to the city’s mayor’s office.

Team members from the Mississippi Arts Commission visited Thomas Street Elementary and other Tupelo Public School District schools this week for evaluations.

The city of Tupelo has a juvenile curfew in effect, urging parents to monitor their children’s whereabouts to ensure compliance and safety.

The city of Tupelo has issued a reminder about its juvenile curfew laws, emphasizing parental oversight and legal exceptions.

The GumTree Museum of Art will showcase Derby-inspired fashion during its Spring Open House on Saturday in downtown Tupelo.

Public Works crews will close a section of West Jefferson Street on Thursday morning to remove a hazardous tree. The street will reopen after the work is completed.

Tupelo reminds parents and guardians of city curfew laws for minors, emphasizing supervision during designated hours to promote safety.

Tupelo hosts a Cherry Blossom Festival and Spring Open House on March 28, featuring themed specials at local restaurants.

Instructor Chief Collier commended students Jordan Barefield and Trevor Morgan for their active involvement during a recent tour.

Alexus I. Sykes was arrested in connection with a burglary on Boggan Drive, authorities said. The case is now headed to a grand jury.