Author: Allie Martin

Firefighters take part in ‘Confined Space Rescue’ training

Animal protection group says cruelty case highlights need for tougher laws

Secretary Of State announces over $4 Million for upcoming elections

Community leaders come together for “State of the Region” in Tupelo

‘Ride Of Silence’ raises awareness of laws for motorists & bicyclists

Local hunger coalition announces aim to feed needy children this Summer

Natural gas service expanding in Itawamba County

Video system to allow for visitations and court appearances with inmates

Proposal: Put armed school resource officers on all Lee County campuses

Medical volunteers provide free physicals to high school athletes

Nanney retiring from top spot at Itawamba County Schools

“Who Am I” project talks tough topic to Plantersville Middle School girls

Program in Alcorn County aims to help inmates stay on right path

Fallen Mississippi Law Officers Remembered During Tupelo Ceremony

ICC’s ‘Food Service Pathway Program’ Teaches Students All Aspects Of Restaurant Business

‘Walk To Health’ Promotes Healthy Living, Services Available To Residents

Amory High School Senior Awarded ‘Reagan Presidential Scholarship’

Group That Helps Others Find Access To Services Will Hold Healthy Event

Week Long Course Teaches Law Officers How To Handle Suspects With Mental Illnesses

Future Financial Advisors Sweep ‘Stock Market Game’ For Their Region

‘Dancers’ For Largest Fundraiser For Boys And Girls Clubs Of North Mississippi Announced

Tupelo Elvis Festival honored as ‘Southern Travel Treasure’

Garden saves taxpayers and provides fresh vegetables for inmates

Students recognized for art ahead of Gumtree Festival

Toyota Wellspring Fund Paves Way For ‘Law And Public Safety’ Class

Local Shops, Restaurants Get Busy With Gifts For High School Graduates

$240,000 worth of post office pot seized in Lee County

Suspect Who Allegedly Shot At Officers Now In Custody

High speed internet “surfing” into rural Alabama

Broadband access a huge plus for rural schools

Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association Semi Finalist In Online Contest

Saltillo Mayor Says Progress Being Made On Water Issue

Cong. Kelly Receives ‘Distinguished Citizen’ Award From Yocana Area Council Of BSA

Some Saltillo Citizens Say Water Supply Unfit, Urge Aldermen For Change

Lunchtime Crowd Gets Leadership Lesson

‘Golf Fore Life’ Raises Funds For New Beginnings

Miss Mississippi USA Helps At St. Jude Fundraiser Ahead Of Pageant

‘Groundswell’ Provides Up-To-Date Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers In Tupelo Could Soon Receive Severe Weather Training

‘Hello Dolly’ Comes To Lyric Theatre Stage

Teacher Of The Year Has A Desire To See Every Student Succeed

Association For Excellence In Education Awards Grants To Tupelo Schools

‘National Prescription Drug Take Back Day’ in Tupelo

Double Decker Arts Festival set for kickoff Friday

‘Class Crowns’ Project celebrates 3rd graders’ reading advances

NEMCC One Of Top Tech Savvy Community Colleges In The Country

High School Seniors, Community College Students ‘Connect’ At Career Fair

Tupelo Police Team Up With Students For ‘Project Wonder Woman’

TPSD ‘Rotary Scholars” Recognized For Academic Achievements

Tupelo Public School District welcomes new leader

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