Walnut Students Tour Toyota Mississippi Plant on STEM Trip
Walnut students toured the Toyota Mississippi plant in Blue Springs, seeing robotics and advanced manufacturing up close on a STEM career field trip.
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Walnut students toured the Toyota Mississippi plant in Blue Springs, seeing robotics and advanced manufacturing up close on a STEM career field trip.
Read moreMississippi’s morning news for Sunday, Oct. 18: Jackson State storms back to beat Florida A&M on homecoming, a missing Panola County teen is located safe, and the National Weather Service warns of patchy frost across North Mississippi this morning.
Read moreDark country roads and long driveways call for serious light. These five top-rated outdoor security flood lights — solar and hardwired — keep barns, yards, and farmsteads across Tippah County lit all night.
Read moreMichael Jerome James was indicted on four murder counts in Franklin, Ind., in the July 24, 2006 deaths of Blake and Chynna Dickus; he appeared Oct. 8 and is held without bond.
Read moreTennessee beat Alabama 26-10 at Neyland Stadium, handing Alabama its second straight regular-season loss and its first consecutive regular-season losses since 2007.
Read moreMississippi’s evening news for Saturday, Oct. 17: No. 9 Ole Miss throttles No. 13 Missouri 31-3 on homecoming, Bo Luckey is named Mississippi’s new public safety commissioner, and the National Weather Service warns of patchy frost Sunday morning.
Read moreRipley movie night tonight: Hocus Pocus plays at 7 p.m. at The Cut-Off, 204 S. Commerce St. Bring blankets and chairs; lows near 40 are forecast.
Read moreWinnie the Pooh turns 100 in October 2026; CBS News says the stories, written in England, “quickly found a special place in the hearts of Americans.”
Read moreDateline revisits the Carpenter case, local school districts earn B ratings, a Ripley man is sentenced for timber theft and a free family Christmas event is announced.
Read moreNBC’s Dateline aired ‘The Betrayal of Kirby Carpenter’ Friday night, and the episode is now streaming on Peacock. People magazine’s post-airing explainer cites Tippah News reporting on the Tippah County murder case.
Read moreOn Oct. 17, TheHill reported that thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests were held nationwide as a day of action coinciding with the start of early voting in many states.
Read moreHickory Flat Discovery Day drew more than 400 people and 21 big vehicles as Benton County students explored careers with deputies, utility crews and more.
Read moreA 2026 Data for Progress analysis found 67% of Americans hosted guests at home in the past year, down from 88% in 1995; experts cite busier schedules and cost.
Read moreMississippi Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson urged lawmakers to suspend the state’s 24 cents-per-gallon fuel tax through Dec. 31, saying most drivers won’t benefit from federal relief.
Read moreOn Oct. 17, 2026, CBS News posted a Saturday Sessions performance of ‘Doors’ by Brothers Osborne; CBS noted their fifth album ‘Watertown’ celebrates their Maryland hometown.
Read moreRipley wins 42–6, Falkner rolls 44–8 and Walnut falls; BMCU men’s golf reaches No. 3 nationally, while women’s cross-country places 13th.
Read moreBetMGM is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to receive up to $1,500 back if their first college football wager on Saturday’s Indiana-Ohio State game loses.
Read moreSouth Tippah, Benton County and North Tippah all earned a B in the 2026 Mississippi school grades, and Ripley and Blue Mountain high schools earned an A.
Read moreA Ripley man got six months in federal prison and must repay $30,621 for a timber theft case involving white oaks cut from Holly Springs National Forest.
Read moreMississippi’s Saturday morning roundup for Oct. 17, 2026: a Hernando officer hurt in an I-55 pursuit crash, three arrests in Baldwyn child sex crime cases, a hazmat response at Tupelo’s Chillifest, and more from across the state.
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