Tupelo News

Lee County emergency officials are asking residents and business owners to report storm-related property damage caused by Winter Storm Fern.

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.

Three Tupelo officials received the ‘Team Tennis Event of the Year’ award from the Mississippi Tennis Association, highlighting their dedication to local events.

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.

The Tupelo Public School District recognizes its elementary school counselors during National School Counseling Week.

The city of Tupelo is sharing its schedule of events for February. Residents and visitors can stay updated on local happenings.

Tupelo officials have imposed a ban on Kratom sales and use after the state tightened regulations on the herbal supplement.

Two Tupelo High School football players announced their college commitments, marking a significant day for the school’s program.

A new initiative invites individuals to transform their work into a force for meaningful change, fueling passions and making a difference.

Registration is now available for Mississippi State’s Summer Scholars On Stage, a three-week residential camp for middle and high school students interested in musical theater.