Road closure notice: Lockridge Street in Tupelo will be closed Monday
Lockridge Street Sewer Line Being Replaced Monday
Tupelo Water and Light crews will be replacing a sewer line on Lockridge Street Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tupelo Water and Light crews will be replacing a sewer line on Lockridge Street Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Students from Vardaman High School and Bruce High School were invited on the tarmac at Pittsboro Airport to see up close the possible career paths in aviation.
On September 19, the Oxford Police Department responded to a business in the 2300 block of University Avenue for a reported break-in.
The Fifth U.S. Circuit of Appeals said a majority of the appeals court’s 16 active judges would take a new look at the decision delivered by a panel on August 4.
The Oxford Police Department is asking for help identifying a person of interest in an assault that occurred early Friday morning around 1 a.m.
A Texas man accused of traveling to West Alabama to meet a teenager for sex was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Lowndes County supervisors agreed to withdraw $1.1 million from the hospital trust fund. There has been no official vote on how the money will be used in this year’s upcoming budget, which begins October 1.
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One person is dead after a truck crash in northern Lowndes County Thursday evening. The one-vehicle accident happened on Wright Road, just off Wolfe Road, after 7 p.m.
This is the first Synergy Show Choir Camp. 89 young ladies were taught by Synergy members during the two-day camp at the Performing Arts Center at Tupelo High School.
After seeing a vast need in their community, The Golden Triangle Planning and Development District rolled out a closed-door pharmacy. Its goal is to package, label, and deliver needed prescriptions without unnecessary fees.
The Noxubee County School District was promoted to a C. This came after the district was taken over by the state in 2018. The Mississippi Department of Education recognized Noxubee County for its district success.
A Lafayette County man was accused of scrapping a vehicle he didn’t own. 21-year-old Chandler Reeves was charged with grand larceny.
Mississippi University for Women President Nora Miller briefed area business and community leaders on the university’s short-term and long-term plans.
The Columbus City Council is moving forward with plans to pave city streets. There’s about $6.9 million for the work.
This system is in place as an extra safety measure for the citizens, to keep workers efficient, and to hold others accountable.
Some of the area’s more experienced residents had a chance to find out more about the resources and services available to them.
The bi-annual “New 2 U” Consignment Sale is taking place at the Tupelo Furniture Market. There are more than 117,000 items available, including kid’s clothes, home decor, toys and other finds.
As older adults try to maintain an independent lifestyle and stay in their own homes, they often find that daily tasks can become more challenging. And for family members, it can be difficult to know where to turn for assistance with their loved ones.
Houses of worship should be places of safety and peace, but violent incidents at churches, synagogues, and mosques across the country have made congregations and law enforcement more aware of the need for security.
The department received over $150,000 in grant money for new turnout gear, and firefighters are calling it a welcome change.
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department along with EMS responded to a report of a man stabbed and bleeding off County Road 271.
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A Corinth man was accused of being too eager to get back to school. Alcorn County Sheriff’s deputies were called to a reported break-in at Biggersville School at 7:20 Wednesday morning.