Tupelo, MS News
The event features live music, yard games, and crawfish for purchase. Admission is free.
An informational meeting will be held on Feb. 24 to discuss earning a master’s or specialist degree in educational leadership through Ole Miss-Tupelo.
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A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on N. Gloster Street near McCullough Boulevard and was transported to a hospital, authorities report.
Read morePierce Street held its annual Mardi Gras event, featuring music, videos, and festivities for the community.
Read morePierce St. Elementary in Tupelo hosted its annual Mardi Gras Mambo celebration, featuring vibrant decorations and activities, according to school officials.
Read moreStudents across Tupelo Public School District had the opportunity to play, sing, and sit in during the annual Link Up concert with the North Mississippi Symphony Orchestra.
Read moreThe University of Mississippi-Tupelo hosted a child welfare conference featuring speakers and social work students from across Mississippi.
Read moreWork to repair a sewer line will cause West Main Street to be narrowed to two lanes beginning Monday morning, according to city officials.
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Prospective students can visit UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on Feb. 24-25. Application fee waivers are available for summer and fall 2026 applicants.
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Downtown Tupelo is hosting a series of events this weekend to bring joy to residents and visitors alike.
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The Mississippi high school baseball season’s first week highlights standout players across the state. Voting is underway to select the player of the week.
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