Ripley Industrial Building Available on County Road 565
A 20,000-sq.-ft. Ripley industrial building on County Road 565 is available, with offices, dock-high doors and room for two tenants, the county says.
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A 20,000-sq.-ft. Ripley industrial building on County Road 565 is available, with offices, dock-high doors and room for two tenants, the county says.
Read moreFalkner beats East Union 42–34 on homecoming night, Ripley falls to Booneville, and Blue Mountain Christian volleyball loses at Loyola.
Read moreTippah County’s burn ban holds firm as drought deepens, North Tippah and Ripley bands compete in Corinth today, and Walnut volleyball stays unbeaten in region heading into a busy fall sports weekend across the county.
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Read moreSupreme Court will hear a Dec. 2026 case testing whether seizure of Kenneth Jouppi’s $95,000 Cessna after a six-pack violated the Eighth Amendment, Fox News Digital reported.
Read moreAt Target Center, Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve voiced support for the transgender community after Minnesota’s 86-66 regular-season win over Indiana, Fox News reported.
Read moreFriday’s Mississippi News Report covers No. 4 Ole Miss’s Saturday showdown with No. 21 Florida, an xAI-linked buyout offer to Southaven homeowners and Hernando’s new AI chatbot, and an Ocean Springs arrest after a Crime Stoppers appeal on Sept. 25, 2026.
Read moreFriday’s Mississippi News Report covers No. 4 Ole Miss’s Saturday showdown with No. 21 Florida, an xAI-linked buyout offer to Southaven homeowners and Hernando’s new AI chatbot, and an Ocean Springs arrest after a Crime Stoppers appeal on Sept. 25, 2026.
Read moreA 19-year-old Saltillo woman indicted this summer on a manslaughter charge was arrested Sept. 25 in Lowndes County and released that evening on a $50,000 bond, WCBI reported.
Read moreSen. Page Walley asks Gov. Bill Lee for a temporary dyed diesel exemption so Hardeman County farmers and loggers can use it on roads through Nov. 15.
Read moreNorth Tippah is scheduled to perform at 3 p.m. Sept. 26 at Corinth High School. Ripley is also listed among participating bands.
Read moreThe Hill reported Sept. 25, 2026, the Supreme Court’s emergency ruling lets the administration move forward with a new immigration database before the midterms; Norm Eisen urged ‘don’t overreact.’
Read moreNoxubee and Itawamba enacted burn bans Sept. 23 and Lowndes began Sept. 25; WCBI says all outdoor burning is prohibited, with grills and gas heaters allowed.
Read moreMississippi archery deer season opens Oct. 1 in Tippah and Benton counties. See North Central unit dates, bag limits, and other October hunting seasons.
Read moreMiddleton Police swore in new officer Bryan Hill on Sept. 24 at City Hall. The former fitness trainer recently graduated from the Tennessee police academy.
Read moreWalnut beat Hatley in four sets, James McConnell placed seventh at Topper Trails, and three Tippah County football teams host Friday night.
Read moreThe U.S. Senate approved a bipartisan resolution from Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Sen. Raphael Warnock designating Sept. 20-27 as Gold Star Families Remembrance Week.
Read moreMDOT reminds Mississippi candidates that campaign signs are not allowed in state highway right-of-way. Illegally placed signs will be removed.
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