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Tupelo police make arrest after person reports being intentionally hit by vehicle
TUPELO – A Tupelo man was ordered held without bond after a person told police they had been intentionally struck by a vehicle outside Walls Bargain Center on South Gloster Street. Tupelo police said officers responded to the store Nov. 8 and took statements from witnesses. The injured person...
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This Little Mississippi Grocery Store Brings A Taste Of Mexico To Tupelo
A grocery store that stays open until 10:30 at night on weekends? I like that already. I can’t imagine a better plan after a late shift or a long Saturday. This little market in Mississippi is set up in a shopping center suite. It stocks Mexican products and plenty more besides.
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15 Affordable American Towns That Make Small-Town Living More Appealing
Small towns often promise cheaper homes, shorter drives and a slower pace, but prices vary a lot from place to place. Some once-cheap towns have grown pricey, while others still keep everyday costs well below the national average. Kiplinger’s 2026 small-town analysis looked at housing, groceries, utilities, transportation and healthcare...
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Sheriff: Trio arrested for courthouse copper theft
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Three people face charges following the alleged theft of copper from the old Lee County courthouse. The courthouse is currently undergoing renovations. The Lee County Sheriff’s Department identified the suspects as Christopher Reynolds, 26, of Saltillo; Melisa Reynolds, 51, of Tupelo; and Christopher Barnett, 50,...
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Tupelo residents have an opportunity to get rid of unwanted tires the “right” way
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Tupelo area residents have a chance to get rid of their old, worn or unwanted tires, for free. This Saturday, passenger vehicle tires can be dropped off at the former K I Building parking lot. Goodyear is partnering with Keep Tupelo Beautiful for the tire...
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FAA shutdown pushes Auburn-Mississippi State to an afternoon kick
Auburn football's game against Mississippi has been moved from 11 a.m. CT to 3:15 p.m. CT after a chaotic day for travel due to the nationwide FAA ground stop. According to a press release from Auburn Athletics, the SEC approved the change of the start time from 11 a.m. CT to 3:15 p.m. CT after the Tigers' travel plans were altered by the ground stop. The Tigers boarded their plane in Columbus, Georgia, on Friday afternoon but had to immediately disembark after the Federal Aviation Administration called a nationwide grounding of all flights due to a communications outage. The Tigers then traveled by bus to the team hotel in Tupelo, Mississippi, which altered the team's itinerary. Auburn and Alex Golesh will now get some extra rest as the game has moved to the afternoon broadcast window. Television details have not been worked out as of the time of this post. The game was originally supposed to air on ESPN 2. A chance for Auburn to secure a bowl bid this season with a win against Mississippi State on Saturday. It would be the first time the program has been in a bowl game since the 2023 season during Hugh Freeze's
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7A Heavyweight bout between Starkville and Tupelo highlights an action-packed playoff edition of Friday Night Fever
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) - Tupelo has smothered their opponents this season as the state’s top-ranked team by just over 300 points, but they’ve got a familiar foe in Starkville coming to town for our FNF Game of the Week to open the 7A State Playoffs. Our WTVA cameras...
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Corinth Christmas Parade Set for Dec. 5; Booneville Dec. 7
The Corinth Christmas parade is set for Saturday, Dec. 5, at 5 p.m., according to a regional list of holiday parades published Friday by WTVA. Booneville and Baldwyn are also on the list, which means families in Alcorn and Prentiss counties can start marking their calendars for the first week of December.