Tropical Storm Isaias Could Bring Wind, Rain to Tippah County
Tropical Storm Isaias may become a hurricane before a Friday Gulf landfall, then bring gusty winds and 1-3 inches of rain to Tippah County Saturday.
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Tropical Storm Isaias may become a hurricane before a Friday Gulf landfall, then bring gusty winds and 1-3 inches of rain to Tippah County Saturday.
Read MoreFire danger persists before possible weekend rain; Ripley’s mobile food pantry, BMCU volleyball honors and Hardeman County updates lead local coverage.
Read MoreTippah County weekend rain chances rise as a Gulf system with 90% odds to develop heads north. Fire danger and burn bans stay in place until then.
Read MoreBlue Mountain Christian’s Marissa Gerleman is SSAC Attacker of the Week and Abbi Williams is Defender of the Week after a 1-1 week for the Toppers.
Read MoreMonday brings a dry, pleasant week with the burn ban still in place, Tuesday playoff volleyball for Ripley and Walnut, a Technical Center bid deadline, and dates for South Tippah’s strategic plan meetings and Senior Day in Ripley.
Read MoreWalnut senior Vivian Brown was crowned the school’s last homecoming queen and named Miss Walnut High School as the Wildcats advance in the 2A playoffs.
Read MoreSouth Tippah seeks bids for a Technical Center building addition in Ripley. Submissions are due Oct. 6 at 2 p.m.; no contract award is listed.
Read MoreTippah County Hospital Senior Day is Oct. 9, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., at the Ripley Sportsplex, with 25+ vendors, flu shots, free BBQ, live music and door prizes.
Read MoreTippah County stays under a burn ban as a dry, breezy week begins. Ripley volleyball plays Itawamba AHS on Tuesday, and Young Frankenstein closes today at the Dixie Theatre in Ripley.
Read MoreFire Prevention Week runs Oct. 4-10 while Tippah and Benton stay under burn bans and NWS Memphis warns of elevated fire danger all week long.
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