Tippah County Awarded $1.06 Million in Rural Health Transformation Grants
RIPLEY — Tippah County is set to receive more than $1 million through Governor Tate Reeves’ Mississippi Rural Health Transformation
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Mississippi awards just over $104 million in first round of Rural Health Transformation grants
The Magnolia Tribune reported Sept. 14, 2026 that Mississippi approved 167 Rural Health Transformation awards, directing just over $104 million statewide in the first round.
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Juror says Massachusetts jury saw Lindsay Clancy case as chance to ‘make it better’ for other women
A juror in the Lindsay Clancy case said jurors viewed the Massachusetts trial as a chance to ‘make it better’ for other women and families, Fox News reported.
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Tippah County sports roundup, Sept. 14, 2026: Pine Grove faces unbeaten East Union; Massengill sets pace
Pine Grove hosts unbeaten East Union in Monday volleyball, while Ripley’s Jenna-Lynne Massengill builds on a personal-best start to cross-country season.
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At Edinburgh Fringe, producer Francesca Moody says don’t set out to find a hit
At the Edinburgh Fringe, producer Francesca Moody — behind Fleabag and Baby Reindeer — told NPR she doesn’t set out to find a hit and discussed what she looks for.
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Tippah County News Today, Sept. 14: Heat Advisory Holds, Volleyball Tonight, Fall Calendar Fills Up
A heat advisory runs through Tuesday evening, volleyball is on across the county tonight, CWD hunting rules carry over into the new deer season, and a run of fall fundraisers just landed on the community calendar in Tippah County.
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Suspect in Edwards mobile-home fire confesses; held on first-degree arson charge
La’Vadda Harris confessed to State Fire Marshal deputies to setting an Aug. 6 mobile-home fire at 109 Mt. Moriah Rd. in Edwards and is held on first-degree arson.
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Remember, Reckon, Restore: Faith in the Midst of Memory and Municipal Strain
As Americans mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, local headlines from Mississippi — from an arrest in the killing of Tasia Fortune to a city budgeting for basic firefighting needs — invite a faith-shaped response of memory, justice and civic care.
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La Catalina ends Flammer’s 1,128-day Reina de Reinas reign at Triplemania 34 in Mexico City
La Catalina defeated Flammer at Triplemania 34 in Mexico City, ending Flammer’s 1,128-day AAA Reina de Reinas title reign, Fox News reported.
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Air Force colonel rescued after 50-hour ordeal in Iran, suffered multiple fractures, CBS says
An Air Force colonel shot down over Iran was rescued about 50 hours after his F-15 was struck April 2, surviving a damaged parachute, three broken bones and an enemy manhunt, CBS News reports.
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Tippah hunters remain under CWD feeding and carcass rules for 2026–27
Tippah County remains in the North Mississippi CWD zone. Here are the feeding and carcass-transport rules hunters should review for 2026–27.
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Joanna Gaines says ‘soul weariness’ led Chip and Joanna to step away from Fixer Upper in Waco
In Waco, Joanna Gaines said she and Chip Gaines stepped away from Fixer Upper at its peak, citing “soul weariness” and a summer break that “cost people something.”
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Three Forks Fire Department fish fry set for Oct. 24
The Three Forks Fire Department will serve fish and chicken plates on Oct. 24 at the station.
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Jefferson Street Tap Room hosting Oktoberfest on the Ripley square Oct. 3
Beer, brats, pretzels and live music come to the Ripley square on Oct. 3 as Jefferson Street Tap Room throws its Oktoberfest celebration.
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Kids Fall Farmers Market returns Oct. 3 at Macs & Milli
Young vendors take over Macs & Milli Kids Boutique on Oct. 3 for a Kids Fall Farmers Market, and shoppers are invited to come support them.
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27th annual Hines Farm St. Jude benefit trail ride returns to Walnut Oct. 2-3
Two days of riding, live music, a cowboy dinner and a live auction return to Hines Farm in Walnut on Oct. 2-3 for the 27th annual benefit for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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Ripley Fire Department selling BBQ plates, Boston butts Sept. 25 to benefit fireman Jodie Crawford
The Ripley Fire Department will hold a barbecue plate and Boston butt sale on Sept. 25 to benefit one of its own, fireman Jodie Crawford.
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Blue Mountain community yard sale set for Sept. 19; raffle to be drawn at Family Fun Day
Shoppers and sellers are invited to a community yard sale in Blue Mountain on Sept. 19, with vendor spots still available and a three-item raffle drawn later in October.
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Top Notch Pro Wrestling brings “Summer Fallout” to Blue Mountain Sept. 18
Top Notch Pro Wrestling returns to Blue Mountain on Sept. 18 with its Summer Fallout card at the Empowered By Grace Community Center.
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Admiral Brad Cooper says he’s ‘not concerned at all’ about munitions shortage to defend against Iranian attacks
Admiral Brad Cooper said he is “not concerned at all” about a munitions shortage to defend against Iranian missile and drone attacks, CBS News reported.
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