Tupelo, MS News
Tupelo police are alerting the public about a social media challenge where individuals hand notes claiming there is a bomb inside businesses. Authorities emphasize the serious consequences of such actions.
Public Works crews responded to a hole in the road in Tupelo on Thursday morning. Repairs are expected to begin early next week.
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Prospective students can learn about master’s and specialist programs in educational leadership during a Zoom session on Feb. 24.
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The Tupelo Police Department held its annual awards banquet, recognizing outstanding officers and staff for their service in 2025.
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Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi emphasizes the importance of anonymous tips and community collaboration in maintaining safety.
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Prospective students can visit the UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on Feb. 24 and 25.
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The City of Tupelo is encouraging residents to donate 16-ounce jars of peanut butter to help feed families across northern Mississippi.
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Residents are encouraged to donate 16-ounce jars of peanut butter at designated drop-off points to support hunger relief efforts during the March of the Mayors.
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Public Works crews in Tupelo responded to a sinkhole in front of 552 West Jefferson Street. Repairs could begin as early as Monday.
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A new welcome sign has been installed on Main Street in Tupelo, offering visitors a fresh greeting, city officials say.
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The Primetime Players at TCT Off-Broadway will stage Neil Simon’s ‘The Star Spangled Girl’ from March 5 to 7, with performances at 7 p.m.
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