Springtime blooms brighten downtown Tupelo
Downtown Tupelo embraces spring with vibrant scenes and seasonal charm, according to local posts.
Tupelo, MS News
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.
Read moreTupelo reminds parents and guardians of city curfew laws for minors, emphasizing supervision during designated hours to promote safety.
Read moreTupelo hosts a Cherry Blossom Festival and Spring Open House on March 28, featuring themed specials at local restaurants.
Read moreInstructor Chief Collier commended students Jordan Barefield and Trevor Morgan for their active involvement during a recent tour.
Read moreAlexus I. Sykes was arrested in connection with a burglary on Boggan Drive, authorities said. The case is now headed to a grand jury.
Read moreWilliam H. McCord, 32, was taken into custody following a kidnapping report near Ballard Park, authorities said.
Read moreAuditions for the comedy ‘Savannah Sipping Society’ will be held March 30 and 31 in Tupelo. The play runs May 28-30 at the Tupelo Opera House.
Read moreTupelo Community Theatre is holding auditions for its summer youth production of ‘Seussical Jr.’ This musical features beloved characters from Dr. Seuss and is open to students from fourth grade through high school.
Read moreVisitors are encouraged to explore beyond Main Street to discover lesser-known attractions in Downtown Tupelo.
Read moreThe University of Mississippi-Tupelo’s Teachers of Tomorrow program will hold its second annual golf scramble this Saturday at Okolona Country Club to support future educators.
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