Walnut Movie Night on Main Draws Big Crowd to Downtown
Walnut Movie Night on Main drew a big crowd Sept. 26 for Toy Story 5, popcorn, hot dogs and a chalk art station, and the town says it wants to do it again.
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Walnut Movie Night on Main drew a big crowd Sept. 26 for Toy Story 5, popcorn, hot dogs and a chalk art station, and the town says it wants to do it again.
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Read moreMississippi State QB Kamario Taylor won the Davey O’Brien National Quarterback of the Week after a 360-yard, three-TD performance in a 31-24 win over No. 19 Missouri.
Read moreThe Ripley Public Library is hiring a part-time library clerk. See the requirements and how to apply with the Northeast Regional Library system.
Read moreGarry Burnside’s album It’s My Time Now won 2026 Josie Music Awards Album of the Year – Instrumental. Ripley Main Street hailed his Burnside Fest work.
Read moreCam Schlittler and Payton Tolle are set to start the Red Sox–Yankees playoff opener at Yankee Stadium Sept. 29; OutKick favored the game under 6.5 runs.
Read moreWalnut sweeps Ripley for its eighth straight volleyball win, Falkner ends a four-match skid, and both Wildcats and Tigers travel for district matches tonight.
Read moreFEMA is awarding $3.6 million to the Tippah Electric Power Association for fiber distribution, utility pole and transformer repairs from the January 2026 winter storm — the largest project in an $8.3 million Mississippi recovery package.
Read moreDr. Barbara C. McMillin, the eighth president of Blue Mountain Christian University, will retire June 30, 2027, completing 15 years of service. The Board of Trustees will announce presidential search details in the coming months.
Read moreFantasia, Anthony Hamilton and October London are bringing the Love of Soul Tour to the Landers Center in Southaven on April 10, 2027. Presale starts September 30 with code LOVE; general onsale October 2 at Ticketmaster.
Read moreThe Bolivar Senior Center grant brings $50,000 from Tennessee’s Department of Disability and Aging, one of 122 awards totaling $5 million statewide in 2026.
Read moreYour Tuesday, September 29 Mississippi News Report: the Mississippi Attorney General clears DeSoto County deputies in the 2025 Nesbit shooting, SEC Nation heads to Starkville for No. 16 Mississippi State vs. No. 7 Alabama, and the latest headlines from across Mississippi.
Read moreThe Mississippi Attorney General’s Office said Monday it will not retry the Hinds County officer-involved shooting case after a not-guilty verdict for one officer and a hung jury for the other.
Read moreMississippi’s Monday evening headlines for September 28, 2026: SEC Nation returns to Starkville for No. 16 Mississippi State vs. No. 7 Alabama, Jackson State cracks the AFCA Top 25, an update on the Tasia Fortune homicide case, and traffic rerouted through Batesville after an I-55 wreck at Sardis.
Read moreThe Sain Road bridge in Hardeman County, TN, closes Oct. 1 after a TDOT inspection found structural issues. Detours could last up to a year. Routes inside.
Read moreA Mississippi judge set a $5 million bond for a third man charged in the death of Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree in August.
Read moreThe Mississippi Attorney General’s Office found two late-2025 deputy-involved shootings in Pearlington and Stone County were justified, the office said.
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