Tippah County Volleyball All-Tournament Team Announced
The 2026 Tippah County volleyball all-tournament team names Walnut’s Molly-Kate Rolison MVP, with honors for Walnut, Pine Grove, Falkner and Ripley players.
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The 2026 Tippah County volleyball all-tournament team names Walnut’s Molly-Kate Rolison MVP, with honors for Walnut, Pine Grove, Falkner and Ripley players.
Read MoreSilly Sisters Ripley has opened on the historic square at 118 N. Commerce St. Ripley Main Street welcomed the new shop. Here are its hours and location.
Read MoreThe Tippah County Archives in Ripley invites residents to research family history, wills and marriage records during Archives Month, weekdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Read MoreThe Ripley Holiday Open House is Sunday, Nov. 1, from noon to 4 p.m., with local shopping, food and pop-up shops at The Cut-Off. Vendors can sign up now.
Read MoreRain is expected Friday after a hot, dry stretch, but Tippah County’s burn ban stays in place. Also today: three home volleyball matches, supervisors meetings, and Monday’s voter registration deadline.
Read MoreNorth Tippah cafeterias at Chalybeate, Falkner and Walnut all earned an A rating after a surprise Mississippi State Department of Health inspection.
Read MoreSouth Tippah School Board honored Ripley students who earned perfect MAAP scores on 2025-26 state tests in ELA, math, science and end-of-course exams.
Read MoreMiddleton Ladies Day at Porters Creek Baptist Church is Oct. 10 with speaker Susannah B. Lewis. It’s free with lunch; register by Oct. 5 to attend.
Read MoreSeven Tippah County Ole Miss graduates from Ripley, Walnut and Blue Mountain earned August 2026 degrees in social work, accountancy, pharmacy and music.
Read MoreRain is forecast for Tippah County Friday and Saturday, but the burn ban stays for now. Voter registration closes Oct. 5, Ripley wins the Region 3-4A volleyball title, and BMCU’s president will retire in 2027.
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