In 2014 the Golden Triangle Development LINK, identified a 325+ acre tract of land located in the City of Starkville near the Hwy 25 and Hwy 82 intersection for development as the Innovation District Park.
Mississippi has received a $20.5 million grant from USDA to conduct a three-year pilot program to match SNAP recipients with workforce training and job opportunities.
Itawamba Community College has embarked on a five-year plan that will include significant building projects on both the Fulton and Tupelo campuses.
Gets recognition by Secretary of State.
Visual and Culinary Artists team up to help Literary Arts in Tupelo
A Democratic hopeful looking to unseat Governor Phil Bryant takes her campaign on the road.
University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones will no longer be at the helm.
This school year, high school seniors will have one additional option to meet graduation requirements if they don’t pass one or more exams in the Subject Area Test Program (SATP) and don’t meet previously approved alternative options.
The FBI is involved in a case out of Claiborne Co., after a missing man was found hanging from a tree near his home.
Governor Robert Bentley on Tuesday announced that Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted January unemployment rate is 6.0%, down from December 2014’s revised rate of 6.1%, and below January 2014’s rate of 7.2%
Deborah Mansfield leads a team of volunteers to create murals highlighting the "Point City's" high points, history, and famous residents.
Nearly two years ago, the newly formed Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition was preparing to make life uncomfortable for Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves, a fellow Republican whom the coalition’s leaders viewed as too willing to work across party lines.
Don't Be Cruel BBQ Duel Kicks off in Tupelo
It's the third year that dozens of local eateries have added a good cause to the menu.
The latest addition to The popular Columbus Riverwalk should be finished by next month if not sooner.
Tupelo CVB website gets an upgrade
Tupelo CVB commemorates Robins Field, and its place in the city's African-American heritage
"Kids Count" Study suggests that districts with high absenteeism tend to be lower performing.
Legislators say they want unanimous support from local boards before pushing such measures.
Administrators feel requirements not equal for public and private medical centers
The 21st annual Mississippi Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship State Conference is being held at the Trotter Convention Center.
Alabama lawmakers correct a legal quagmire to allow alcohol sales to continue in some area towns.
Senate must now decide again.
Eric King Wilson was killed in the line of duty twenty-four years ago
A Tupelo poet takes home a prestigious title.