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Aberdeen Farmer’s Market Kicks Off New Season, With Help From MSU Extension Service

Head Start Class of 2021 Ready For Kindergarten!

Multi Agency Investigation Leads To Arrest Of Virginia Man In Alleged Phone Scam

Monroe County SWAT Team Tackles ‘Murph’ Workout

Piano Playing Attorney Uses Tips For Scholarships

Tupelo Elvis Fan Club Raises Money From Brick Statue Sales

Reception Honors Tupelo Fire Chief As He Retires

Longtime Arena Director Of Operations Is Retiring

Aberdeen Head Start In Enrollment Drive

Tupelo Middle School Student Overcomes Obstacle To Excel In Track

Health Fair Showcases Hospice Care And Other Medical Services

Aberdeen’s New Mayor Has Big Plans For Sports Complex

Endowment Named In Honor Of Artist And Volunteer

Aberdeen Alderwoman’s Controversial Facebook Video Sparks Demand For Apology

Family Of WWII Hero Presented Military Medals For Sacrifice And Service

Calf Roping Skills Lands Northeast Mississippi Man Full College Scholarship

Shooting Victim’s Family Vows To Bring About Change By Prayer And Action

Bruce telephone company to provide high speed internet through ‘We Connect’

One dead in Tupelo shooting, suspects wanted

Physical Limitations Don’t Stop Teen Cancer Survivor From Pursuing Fitness And Fishing

Friends Remember Aberdeen Police Chief Henry Randle As Someone Who Loved His Community And Country

Tupelo Girl Sells Lemonade To Help St. Jude Patients

Incoming Saltillo Mayor Has Long List Of Goals

Law Officers Who Made The Ultimate Sacrifice Are Honored At Memorial Service

Future Police Officers Train To Handle Domestic Violence Calls

Calhoun County Facing Potential Costly Cleanup Issues After Recent Tornado

Guntown Middle School Students Learn STEM Subjects By Playing In The Sandbox

Tornado And Severe Weather Makes For An Even Busier Week For Tree Service Companies

Aberdeen mayor to hold series of town hall meetings

Speakers Encourage Believers To Pray And Seek God For Lasting Change

Tupelo Second Grade Teacher Is Mississippi’s ‘Teacher Of The Year’

Parents Say They Should Decide Whether Their Children Mask Up In Class

Tupelo Tornado Damages Homes In Several Areas Of The City

Monroe County Church Helps People Get Their Apple Fritter Fix And Help Fund Mission Work

Annual Spring Fundraiser For Regional Rehab Center Will Honor Memory Of Longtime Benefactor

Smithville Clinic Marks Ten Years Since Deadly Tornado

Aberdeen Main Street Promoting Small Businesses And Community Wide Clean Up

An Army Scout Honors His Mother’s Memory During Basic Training

Tupelo Fire Chief Thomas Walker To Retire At The End Of May

Consultant Recommends New Jail For Lee County

‘Miss M 17 Pageant’ Honors The Memory Of Deputy Dylan Pickle

Former NFL Player Gets COVID-19 Vaccine And Encourages Others To Do The Same

WNBA Chaplain Coordinator Shares Her Story With Students Across The Region

Tupelo Based BancorpSouth Buys Cadence Bank In Stock Deal

New Aberdeen Business Highlights Nostalgia And Local Artists

Miss Mississippi Volunteer Pageant To Promote Volunteerism, Teen Driving Safety

Presley Signs Final Approval Of 91 Million Dollars In FCC Broadband Funds

Aberdeen alderman’s wife charged with stalking

Cross Pointe Ministries Presents Easter Production Two Years In the Making

Tupelo Police Chief of 37 years will retire in June

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