Tippah County, MS News
The Mississippi Forestry Commission has added Tippah County to its official burn ban list, making it illegal to burn outdoors anywhere in the county. The ban follows a drought that has worsened sharply since mid-August.
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Heat and drought continue in Tippah County with the burn ban request still unapproved, Ripley and Walnut both fell in Friday football, and Blue Mountain Christian soccer and volleyball had a strong weekend.
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Tippah County has requested a 30-day burn ban as drought deepens and the heat advisory holds through Saturday night. Walnut fell 6-0 at Alcorn Central, and Blue Mountain Christian opened SSAC play with volleyball and soccer wins.
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The Tippah County Board of Supervisors and the county’s volunteer fire departments have asked the Mississippi Forestry Commission for a 30-day burn ban, and residents are being asked to stop all outdoor burning beginning Friday afternoon.
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Sept. 18 local updates: heat advisory for Tippah and Benton counties, Walnut food pantry details, a Ripley food-truck opportunity, Ashland construction and BMCU soccer.
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A heat advisory now runs through Saturday evening, Scooter’s Coffee opens Friday in Ripley, and volleyball continues tonight at Falkner and Pine Grove, while the Ripley bypass stays on schedule for a 2028 finish.
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Scooter’s Coffee will celebrate Friday, Sept. 18, at 917 City Ave. South. The ribbon cutting is at 11 a.m., with grand-opening hours from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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A heat advisory runs through 7 p.m. in Tippah County, Blue Mountain Christian’s runners and golfers earn conference honors, and Walnut volleyball keeps rolling. Plus the Ripley bypass stays on schedule.
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Tippah County’s heat advisory lifts at 7 p.m. today, supervisors meet this morning in Ripley, and the county lands $1.06 million in new health care grants while volleyball fills four gyms across the county tonight.
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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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