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Amory Main Street taking applications from businesses for Facade Grants

Lee County Library opens with new safety measures

Targeted grants help Salvation Army provide assistance to those behind on utility bills

Booneville PD: Homeowner shot man who broke into house

Thrash Group announces plans for Hotel Tupelo

Businesses ask for rent abatement, while commercial development remains strong

Local author’s book selected for Tupelo Reads program

Behold Washington Furniture resumes production as furniture demand increases

Tanning salon owner files lawsuit against city of Columbus

Free meat giveaway draws large response

Nettleton man charged in weekend shooting

Shortage of workers at meat processing plants means higher prices in stores

Tupelo attorneys looking to collect damages after Supreme Court ruling

Tupelo Furniture Markets holds first major event since coronavirus outbreak

Second grade students at North Pontotoc Elementary get special sendoff

Long-term care facility surprised with performance of Elvis music

Spring brings possibly termite troubles for homeowners

Snowie and First American National Bank team up to say thanks to healthcare workers

Restaurants welcoming back patrons for in-person dining

Gyms reopening after nearly two month mandated shutdown

Faces of Tupelo celebrates spirit of All America City and its residents

Pontotoc High School celebrates graduating class in unique way

National Day of Prayer streamed live from Tupelo City Hall

Toyota holds mobile food pantry in Prentiss County

Tupelo High School senior fatally shot day before graduation

18-year-old identified as victim of fatal Tupelo shooting

Tupelo police investigating homicide

Toyota Mississippi prepares to bring team members back to plant

New Weight Limits On Some County Roads Cause Concern For Contractors

Walkway At American Legion Post 49 Honors Veterans And Those Who Made Ultimate Sacrifice

Legislation connecting furloughed National Guard members with agriculture producers

Marketing firm offering help to companies planning reopenings

Loss of tax credit means no health insurance for some in Mississippi

Monroe County printing company making face shields for healthcare workers

Aberdeen Main Street Spearheads Effort To Buy Old Parkway Hotel

Long-term care facilities implement strict safety protocols due to COVID-19

New Election For Okolona Town Marshal Post

MSDH Sets Up One Day Mobile COVID-19 Testing Site In Tupelo

Gym Owners Defy Governor’s Latest Executive Order & Open up

Monroe County business owners preparing for ease of Shelter in Place Orders

Aberdeen rental property owners helping tenants with one month free rent

Residents, law enforcment grow concerned as COVID-19 numbers grow in Monroe County

Chickasaw County leaders holding regular meetings to combat coronavirus

Volunteers pack food boxes for distribution to Lee County residents

Union County family using free time to make uplifting music videos

Mississippi mayors respond to governor’s Shelter-In-Place extension

He lost his mother to COVID-19. Now he’s warning others to heed warnings about the virus.

Tupelo police officers save motorist from burning car

Local pastor cites first amendment, faith as reasons for keeping church doors open

National Telecommunicators Week celebrates role played by 911 dispatchers

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