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.
Lee County emergency officials are asking residents and business owners to report storm-related property damage caused by Winter Storm Fern.
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The University of Mississippi will resume regular activities on Feb. 9, including Ole Miss-Tupelo classes. Students and staff are advised to stay updated on potential disruptions.
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Three Tupelo officials received the ‘Team Tennis Event of the Year’ award from the Mississippi Tennis Association, highlighting their dedication to local events.
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First-grade students from Thomas St. Elementary participated in a visit to the Tupelo Aquatic Center, according to a post from the Tupelo Public School District.
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The Tupelo Public School District recognizes its elementary school counselors during National School Counseling Week.
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The city of Tupelo is sharing its schedule of events for February. Residents and visitors can stay updated on local happenings.
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Tupelo officials have imposed a ban on Kratom sales and use after the state tightened regulations on the herbal supplement.
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Two Tupelo High School football players announced their college commitments, marking a significant day for the school’s program.
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A new initiative invites individuals to transform their work into a force for meaningful change, fueling passions and making a difference.
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