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Lola's Garden Bloom Bar is offering a floral centerpiece workshop this Saturday at 10:00 AM at The Cut-Off venue. The hands-on class costs $35 per person with all materials included, though spots are filling up quickly.
The Ripley Christmas Parade will light up the streets on December 8th at 7:00 PM, inviting participants to celebrate the holiday season across any decade from the 1920s to present day. Organizers are encouraging creative floats and displays that capture the festive spirit of different eras.
Ripley Main Street has updated its official cover photo, showcasing a new visual representation of the community's downtown area. The change reflects the organization's commitment to presenting current and engaging imagery of the main business district.
The City of Ripley, Mississippi is partnering with economic development efforts to recruit new retail and restaurant options to the community in anticipation of the Highway 15 bypass project. Mayor Jon Grisham is taking a forward-thinking approach to ensure residents have more shopping and dining options locally.
Tippah County schools are set to compete in multiple volleyball matchups on Thursday, August 20, 2026, promising an evening of athletic competition and community engagement.
Tippah County high schools are gearing up for a busy day of athletic competition on August 18, 2026, featuring multiple volleyball matchups and home games that promise to draw community support.
The popular food truck Whimsy On Wheels was forced to cancel its scheduled appearance in Ripley today after encountering unexpected permitting issues. The venue has expressed hopes to reschedule the vendor for a future date.
Ripley Main Street hosted a successful Movie Night at The Cut-Off on Friday, with Rebel Services sponsoring the event to bring entertainment and community spirit to the downtown area.
Tippah County is gearing up for an exciting evening of high school sports, with volleyball matchups and community highlights taking center stage. Local fans are encouraged to come out and support their teams in what promises to be an action-packed night.
The popular food truck Whimsey On Wheels is making a comeback at The Cut-Off on Tuesday, August 18th, offering hungry customers lunch and dinner options from 11 AM to 6 PM.
Ripley Main Street has posted a video update to their Facebook page, though the specific content of the message remains unclear from the embedded media player.
The Cut-Off is celebrating the start of the school year with a Back to School Bash happening Saturday from 12-4 PM at their location on South Commerce Street. The event promises family-friendly fun and activities for students preparing for the new academic year.