Tupelo News

Lamarrion Randle was taken into custody after a domestic disturbance on South Green Street. He faces charges of aggravated domestic violence.

Downtown Tupelo is gearing up for a busy fall season with a series of events starting September 26. The lineup includes concerts, festivals, and holiday celebrations.

Jamie M. Lober was charged with vehicle burglary after authorities identified him through surveillance footage. He is currently held without bond pending grand jury review.

Wendell D. Sheffield was arrested on suspicion of stealing merchandise from Ollie’s on Barnes Crossing Road, according to police.

A splash of color and a happy hour at Park Heights aim to lift spirits on a Monday. The event highlights local attractions in Tupelo.

Tupelo Community Theatre is presenting two final shows of Mel Brooks’ ‘Young Frankenstein’ on Saturday, August 22.

The Tupelo Community Theatre will stage Mel Brooks’ comedy ‘Young Frankenstein’ on August 21 and 22. Performances are open to the public.

Jinx Adams, an ensemble member, shares her experience working with a talented cast and reflects on her recent roles at Tupelo Community Theatre. The production of ‘Young Frankenstein’ runs August 20-22.

After acting in four plays last season, Liz Autry joins the cast of ‘Young Frankenstein’ at Tupelo Community Theatre, balancing her career as a high school teacher and her family life.

Deputy Chief Anthony Hill spoke to student-athletes at Itawamba Community College about life beyond sports and goal setting as they prepare for the school year.