Tupelo News

Authorities charged a Fulton woman with false pretense and a Tupelo woman with possessing a firearm as a convicted felon after a reported attempt to cash a check in another person’s name. A judge set bond at $5,000 for each woman.

A person of interest is in custody after a shooting Sunday night in Tupelo that left someone seriously injured. Police said the victim was taken to North Mississippi Medical Center.

The Toyota Wellspring Education Fund contributed $196,000 to support the development of an aviation program at Tupelo Career & Technical Center.

Students celebrating graduation picture day are reminded that the graduation ceremony is approaching. Class of 2027, are you ready?

Airpark Road in Tupelo will be closed to through traffic on Oct. 26 for cross drain replacement, prompting drivers to seek alternative routes.

The annual Dudie’s Burger Festival will take place this Saturday at the Oren Dunn City Museum, offering burger enthusiasts a day of food and fun.

Stories of the building’s haunting reputation have become part of Tupelo’s local folklore. Each October, the community theater embraces the spooky tradition.

Samira Gates, a student at Ole Miss Tupelo, plays a key role in campus operations while pursuing her degree in Business Analytics and Information Systems.

TCT’s Haunted Theater will host ‘Conjure of the Blood Moon’ every weekend in October, with shows running Thursday through Saturday evenings.

Lee County is hosting a free tire recycling event in partnership with Goodyear to help residents dispose of unwanted tires in celebration of America Recycles Day.