Five-county evening roundup: Corinth arrest, concert cancellation and playoff results
Corinth police make a shooting arrest, the anniversary concert is canceled, Northeast falls by a point, and Ripley and Hickory Flat advance in volleyball.
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Corinth police make a shooting arrest, the anniversary concert is canceled, Northeast falls by a point, and Ripley and Hickory Flat advance in volleyball.
Walnut beats Ashland, Booneville wins at Kossuth, Alcorn Central wins at Belmont, and local agencies share parade and scam notices.
A new shopping and creative space is opening at Brown & Covington in downtown Ripley, featuring local handmade goods, gelato, and artisan products. The venue aims to be a gathering place for the community with the motto "Made Here. Shared Here."
Blue Mountain Christian's women's soccer team fell to Thomas University 1-0 in a close SSAC conference match on Saturday.
Tippah County is hosting a day of volleyball matches across the region. Local teams will compete in multiple games throughout the day.
The University of Mobile won a close volleyball match against Blue Mountain Christian on Friday night at Blue Mountain.
Blue Mountain Christian's men's soccer team defeated Brewton-Parker 4-1 in a Thursday night SSAC match on the road. The victory improved the Toppers' season record.
Blue Mountain Christian's women's soccer team earned a point in SSAC play with a 1-1 draw at Brewton-Parker on Thursday night. The match featured a late equalizer after a first-half goal.
The City of Ripley is inviting floats, businesses, organizations, and community groups to participate in its Christmas Parade on December 8th at 7:00 PM downtown. This year's theme is 'Christmas Through the Decades,' encouraging participants to celebrate their favorite era from the 1950s onward.
The Ripley Arts Council's production of Young Frankenstein has only four remaining performances this week. Tickets are available for Thursday through Sunday at various times.
Corinth Theatre-Arts announces its closure, industry leaders discuss a possible Booneville apprenticeship program, and Walnut plans a Halloween event.
Corinth police investigate a Thursday shooting, a Booneville man is sentenced, a Ripley boutique opens, and New Albany schedules a children's science event.