Tupelo News

North Gloster Street in Tupelo was shut down following a fatal vehicle versus motorcycle crash. The street has since reopened.

Bar-B-Q by Jim in Downtown Tupelo will close its doors this week after more than three decades of service, leaving a lasting community legacy.

East Tupelo will host a ceremony honoring Vietnam War veterans on March 29 at Veterans Park, with a backup indoor location in case of bad weather.

Carah and Bill Prater are being celebrated as North Mississippi Grand Marshals for their long-standing support of Extra Table. The community is encouraged to participate in honoring them through donations and volunteering.

Terrence Cummings, founder of Tupelo Music Academy, shares insights on the future of the arts, community involvement, confidence-building, and artificial intelligence in a recent interview with TCT Executive Director Lisa Martin.

Tupelo High School held a Black History Month program to honor African American heritage and achievements.

Author Allen Levi visited Tupelo High School to discuss his book, ‘Theo of Golden,’ as part of a program organized by Tupelo Reads.

The Depot in Tupelo is set to welcome warmer days and nights, featuring live music events.

Prospective students can visit UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on February 24 and 25. An application fee waiver is available for summer and fall 2026 applicants.

The Tupelo Reads program hosts bestselling author Allen Levi at the Lee County Library today at noon. Attendees can purchase lunch and participate in a Q&A session.