Prairie
Prairie, MS · Municipal
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Trees removed from Highway 45 intersection
NETTLETON, Miss. (WTVA) – Trees were removed from an intersection along Highway 45. The City of Nettleton removed nearly 20 crape myrtle trees at the intersection of U.S. 45 and Metts Road to improve visibility for drivers. The trees were removed south of the intersection. Mayor Phillip Baulch said...
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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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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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Delta residents sound off on what they'd like to see from senate-elect Scott Colom
GREENVILLE- It's official...Scott Colom is Mississippi's new senate elect. "It's not something that i did y'all it's something that we did. All I did was have the courage to imagine a night like this." Colom said. The district attorney from Columbus will be Mississippi's first democratic senator in years and...
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Tupelo, Starkville police chiefs put doughnuts on the line in 7A football playoffs
TUPELO — The police chiefs in Tupelo and Starkville have a friendly wager on Friday night’s Class 7A football playoff game between the Tupelo Golden Wave and the Starkville Yellowjackets. The chief whose team loses will deliver doughnuts from his city to the winning chief and his department,...
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City approves nearly $91 million redevelopment project
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) – A nearly $91 million redevelopment project is moving forward in Tupelo. North Mississippi Health Services is partnering with South Carolina-based Iron Bridge Capital Partners to redevelop the existing One D’ville apartments. The apartments would be demolished to make way for the project, known as Garfield Commons.