Author: Allie Martin

Nettleton Police Chief Has Warning For Those Vandalizing Campaign Signs

Family Resource Center Hands Out Nearly 3,000 Food Boxes

African American Community Leaders Encourage People To Get Covid 19 Vaccine

ICC And MHP Join Forces As Part Of Recruitment Initiative

Tupelo police are investigating an overnight shooting

Locals Say Weekend Assault On Police Officer Is Part Of Disturbing Rise In Crime

Judge To Rule On Contested Ward 1 Race In Aberdeen

Major Break In Case Of Missing Monroe County Man, Murdered In December

Home Depot Associates Give Back To Area Schools

Tupelo Police Investigate Burglary At Car Dealership

Tupelo City Hall Closed Over ‘Security Concerns’ On Inauguration Day

ICC Partners With Illinois Company For Industrial Maintenance Training

Fleitas Enters Tupelo Mayor’s Race In The Democrat Primary

Investigation Ongoing Into Fatal Weekend Shooting

‘Wear It Well’ Provides Clothes, Food And Other Items To People For MLK Day Of Service

Police Academy Cadets And Reporter Learn First Hand About OC Spray

NEMCC Nursing Students Get Hands On Experience With COVID-19 Vaccine

New Extra Curricular Club For Amory Students Teaches Hunter Safety

Search Continues For Missing New Albany Woman

Whittington Announces Campaign For Tupelo Mayor

MDOT Crews Work To Get Salt On Bridges And Roads Ahead Of Commute

Elvis’ 86th Birthday Celebrations At Graceland Have A Tupelo Connection

Two Republicans Have Filed For The Tupelo Mayor’s Race

NMMC Administrators Get Covid 19 Vaccine

Annual New Year’s Day Lunch Helps Talbot House Fulfill Its Mission

Elvis Tribute Artist Keeps New Year’s Eve Tradition Alive

Area Lawmakers Preview Upcoming Legislative Session

Tupelo police are investigating a potential home burglary situation

Aberdeen Residents Can Take Part In ‘Community Quilt Project’

Chickasaw County Ministry Continues Its Mission To Feed Hungry People

Plans Underway To ‘Build The Cross’ In Prentiss County

Governor Tate Reeves Reflects On First Year In Office, Looks Ahead To 2021

Salvation Army Has Different Ways To Donate To ‘Red Kettle’ Campaign

Frontline workers at Tupelo NMMC received COVID-19 vaccine

Well known Mississippi farmer is dead after tragic accident

PJ McGee’s Memory Lives On With Awards For ‘Bright Lights” At Joyner Elementary

Distribution For ‘Angel Tree’ May Look Different, But Needs Are Still Met

First Doses Of Covid 19 Vaccine Arrive At NMMC

Tupelo Fire Chief says Cooper Tire Plant fire shows importance of training

Governor Tate Reeves Says Phasing Out State Income Tax Would Boost Economic Development

Itawamba County Woman Arrested On Animal Cruelty Charges

THS Madrigals Will Hold Christmas Performance At Fairpark

Go Fund Me Page Set Up For Montero Family

Vardaman Residents In Mourning After Child Struck And Killed By 18 Wheeler

Family Resource Center Holds Final Food Giveaway For 2020

Presley Describes $495 Million Award To Expand Internet Access As A ‘Game Changer’ For Mississippi

Toyota Team Members Collect Toys For Salvation Army’s ‘Angel Tree’ Program

Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann Says Upcoming Budget Will Be Affected By Unemployment Figures

Bruce Chamber Of Commerce Sponsors Business Christmas Decorating Contest

West Point Florist And Team Of Helpers Honor Frontline Workers With Christmas Decorations At Governor’s Mansion

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