Author: Allie Martin

Union County Storm Damage

Emergency management officials survey storm damage in Union County

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Tupelo Salvation Army helps find warm beds for anyone who needs shelter

Senior Presents

Volunteers surprise senior citizens with Christmas gifts

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Last minute shoppers are welcome sight for retailers at area’s regional mall

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Local Baptist Student Union leader to take over statewide role

Three members of Pontotoc County family killed when train hits minivan

Angel Tree

Tupelo Salvation Army Angel Tree Program provides gifts for children

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Two Aberdeen officials found guilty of disturbing peace at meeting

Harrisburg Boxes Vosot

Tupelo church partners with food bank to provide meals for Christmas

Lee County E-911 operator gets award for life-saving efforts during call

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Saltillo police chief retires after serving over 20 years in law enforcement

FRC receives donations from Walmart to help families this Christmas

Leesa Gray’s best friend: “I want to be there for her”

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Lee County students get hands-on training, experience for their future

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Fans in Tupelo express their thoughts on Coach Leach

Elementary students in Tupelo get to shop with a cop

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Local, county, state agencies prepare for holiday traffic enforcement

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Tupelo based insurance agency to feed 1,000 families ahead of Christmas

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District Three Constable Phil Gann announces plan to retire

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RV company lays off employees; job fair happening in Tishomingo County

Local cities, counties, towns featured in ‘Christmas at the Mansion’

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Governor Reeves says midterms were promising for Republicans

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Tupelo Habitat for Humanity builds first concrete home in Mississippi

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Lawsuit alleges United Furniture Industries violated federal labor law

Black Friday

Big crowds gather in Aberdeen for Black Friday shopping

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Volunteers prepare Thanksgiving meals for jails, shut ins and others

Volunteers help the Salvation Army prepare Thanksgiving lunch

United Furniture Industries lays off all employees days before Thanksgiving

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United Furniture fires more than 2,500 employees days before holiday

Renowned auction company moves to new location in downtown Aberdeen

Aberdeen visitor’s bureau debuts digital tourism tool

Tupelo Salvation Army providing extra beds for homeless people

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Salvation Army Angel Trees are ready for the holiday season

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Tupelo man named Community Volunteer of the Year for 2022 by MTA

Blue Mountain College Changes Its Name To Fit Its Predominately Christian Student Body And College.

Local college changes name to Blue Mountain Christian University

Nettleton School District honors veterans with community program

NEMCC program helps meet future demand for nurses

Portions of I-22 in Lee County dedicated to Korean, Vietnam War veterans

Hatley Tiger Pride Marching Band, Color Guard achieve rewarding goals

Crime

Two people died in Houston from what police describe as domestic incident

Tupelo merchants take part in Christmas Open House

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Mistletoe Marketplace brings local businesses under one roof

Emergency personnel take part in decontamination drill

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NMLETC holds graduation for 19 new law enforcement officers

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NMMC hosts nursing open house and hiring event

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Vending machine serves up books for students at Parkway Elementary

Chickasaw County voters to use paper ballots in upcoming election

HCA sponsors Christmas ornament contest for tree at Governor’s mansion

It’s a triple build in Tupelo for Northeast Mississippi Habitat for Humanity

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NEMCC health center will offer low cost care to students, staff, faculty

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