Tupelo, MS News
Tupelo’s newest certified firefighters have completed training and demonstrated exceptional character and discipline, officials say.
The city of Tupelo commemorates the life and impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing his teachings on service and unity.
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Auditions for a staged reading of Neil Simon’s comedy will be held Sunday and Monday at TCT-Off Broadway, targeting senior actors.
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Mississippi Sen. Chad McMahan visited the Milam Boys Leadership group in Tupelo, engaging with students and learning alongside them.
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For more than five decades, Tupelo Madrigals has played a significant role in shaping students and enriching the local community through music.
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Main Street in Tupelo now features a new speaker system playing music from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, according to city officials.
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Police in Tupelo and Lee County have arrested a suspect following a months-long investigation into vehicle burglaries across multiple jurisdictions. Authorities say the suspect faces multiple charges, including possession of an explosive device.
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The TCT Primetime Players announced auditions for a staged radio play version of Neil Simon’s comedy, ‘The Star Spangled Girl.’ The production is aimed at senior actors, with auditions scheduled for January 18 and 19.
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Students gathered for orientation at the University of Mississippi-Tupelo on Wednesday. Offices will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with classes beginning Tuesday.
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Emergency crews have contained a gas leak near 401 N. Gloster Street, with repairs expected to take several hours, according to authorities.
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John McCustion joins the cast of ‘Lookin’ in a special preview benefiting the Tupelo Community Theatre. The performance supports TCT’s upcoming competition at the MTA Theatre Festival.
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