Middleton Fall Festival Season Opens Sept. 27 at Porters Creek
Middleton fall festival season starts Sept. 27 at Porters Creek Baptist Church, followed by Pine Meadows Oct. 1 and Middleton Elementary Oct. 24.
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Middleton fall festival season starts Sept. 27 at Porters Creek Baptist Church, followed by Pine Meadows Oct. 1 and Middleton Elementary Oct. 24.
Read moreHouse Speaker Mike Johnson urged ‘a resolution’ to the Iran war, The Hill reported Sept. 23, 2026, saying the move reflects GOP political pressure ahead of midterms.
Read moreA man from Pearl was killed after being struck by a 2024 Volvo tractor-trailer on I-20 East near the 26-mile marker in Hinds County about 1:40 a.m. Sept. 23, 2026, the Mississippi Highway Patrol said.
Read moreRipley Main Street says the Homecoming parade returns Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m., followed by a 7:30 p.m. community pep rally.
Read moreWJTV reported the Mississippi Highway Patrol said a crash on U.S. Highway 98 in Lamar County around 11 p.m. Sept. 22 left one person dead and one critically injured.
Read moreHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will speak Wednesday as Democrats ramp up efforts to win the House and push back on President Trump’s agenda, The Hill reported Sept. 23, 2026.
Read moreThe Spirit of Ripley Festival and Chili Cook-Off hits downtown Ripley Oct. 30. Here’s how to enter the cook-off, reserve a booth or join trunk-or-treat.
Read moreAn Industrial Timber expansion in Ripley will add 11 jobs and a new 36,000-square-foot building, a $2.6 million investment in Tippah County, MDA says.
Read moreBMCU men’s soccer beats Central Baptist 2-1, Alex Nordstrom receives an SSAC golf honor, and the women’s golf team finishes sixth.
Read moreA fire at a single-story brick home on Camellia Street in Stonewall, Clarke County, around 1:45 p.m. on September 19, 2026, killed a 77-year-old woman, the Mississippi State Fire Marshal’s Office said.
Read moreA new artisan marketplace is coming to downtown Ripley, the Tigers are two days from Homecoming against Booneville, and the countywide burn ban holds through a dry, mild stretch.
Read moreBrown & Covington is coming to 301 S. Commerce St. in Ripley, bringing local art, gelato and workshops downtown, Ripley Main Street announced Wednesday.
Read moreNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani rejected Benjamin Netanyahu’s accusations and called him ‘architect of horrific genocide,’ Fox News reported ahead of the prime minister’s U.N. visit.
Read moreFarmers are adding on-site short-term rentals to bring in extra income and help keep operations running, Fox News reported as grants and demand grow.
Read moreThis week’s headlines—from a Category 5 hurricane to a celebrity death and unresolved questions about accountability—remind us that headlines are national weather; the porch is how we measure it.
Read moreFox News reported Sept. 23, 2026, that the Indiana Fever defeated the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx 96–77 in their final regular-season home game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Read moreRipley stays unbeaten in district volleyball, Falkner wins its third straight, and the Tigers prepare to host Booneville for Homecoming.
Read moreMississippi Department of Transportation says a power line that had blocked lanes on I-55 South at Savanna St (Exit 90A) in Hinds County was cleared at 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 22, 2026.
Read moreIndependent Carl Boyanton filed an FEC complaint in June 2026 alleging Rep. Mike Ezell accepted $217,000 in improper contributions linked to defense contractors.
Read moreCooler, drier air arrives in Tippah County Tuesday, but the countywide burn ban stays firmly in place. Ripley opens homecoming week against unbeaten Booneville, volleyball teams travel four different directions, and cross country heads to Blue Mountain Thursday.
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