Two arrested in Lee County kratom investigation, sheriff says
Two men were arrested after an investigation into alleged kratom possession and sales at two Lee County businesses, authorities said.
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Author: Jon Myers
Brandon police seek suspect in Cornerstone subdivision auto burglaries
Brandon police are seeking information about a suspect in several auto burglaries reported in the Cornerstone subdivision on July 7, 2026.
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Oxford breast cancer awareness luncheon and fashion show benefits local fund
The Power of Pink breast cancer awareness luncheon and fashion show took place at the Oxford Conference Center, benefiting a local breast health fund.
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Lafayette County sheriff’s office shares online safety reminders for children
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office shared reminders for parents and children about privacy, passwords, online contacts and open communication.
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Oxford police investigate suspected overdose involving synthetic kratom products
Oxford police are investigating a suspected overdose involving synthetic kratom products after a 22-year-old person was found unresponsive.
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John Leech certified and welcomed as firefighter
The Tupelo Fire Department announced that John Leech has been certified as a firefighter and welcomed him into the department.
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HYPE to host lunch-and-learn event with Sheriff Thomas E. Tuggle
HYPE will hold a lunch-and-learn event with Sheriff Thomas E. Tuggle next week, with registration available online and lunch provided.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College promotes homecoming game
Northwest Mississippi Community College promoted its homecoming game and shared photos from the previous day’s parade.
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Faulkner Literary Competition winners announced at luncheon
Winners of the Faulkner Literary Competition were announced at the Faulkner Fest Literary Luncheon after 347 entries from 43 states and 13 countries.
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Faulkner’s Mule Farm to become Mississippi’s first writers retreat
Greenfield Farm, also known as Faulkner’s Mule Farm, is becoming Mississippi’s first writers retreat.
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