Tupelo News

Kaitlyn Kennedy, a third-grade math teacher at Pierce Street Elementary, has been recognized as the TPSD September Newcomer of the Month.

PRS Guitars donated two guitars to Tupelo High School’s guitar class, prompting excitement among students and teacher alike.

Hachi Machi Tupelo opens at Broadway and Main, offering a new tiki-themed dining experience for weekend plans.

Jaylen Wells, the fourth defendant in a 2021 triple homicide case, pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges and was sentenced to 31 years in prison, according to authorities.

Sergeant Kloac and the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit are praised for their dedication in maintaining community safety, according to local officials.

The Tupelo Community Theatre’s haunted attraction opens Friday and runs every weekend in October, offering evening scares and entertainment.

Fire Station 3 will hold firefighter tryouts this Saturday at 8 a.m. Interested candidates must register in advance.

A grass fire has shut down westbound lanes of Interstate 22 near Highway 45, prompting authorities to advise drivers to avoid the area.

The Dudie’s Burger Festival has been postponed to Oct. 24 because of forecasted inclement weather, organizers announced.

Theatre company thanks sponsors Pryor Morrow and Sprint Print ahead of the opening of ‘Conjure of the Blood Moon’ this weekend.