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The community of Ripley joins the nation in commemorating the 250th anniversary of American freedom on Independence Day, reflecting on two and a half centuries of the nation's history.
An outdoor movie screening scheduled for tonight at The Cut-off has been postponed due to rainy conditions and soggy ground. Organizers promise to announce a new date soon and joked that they may need to consult with local farmers about their apparent ability to summon rain.
Tippah County Lake in Ripley, Mississippi has completed post-winter storm cleanup and is now open to the public for summer activities. The lake welcomes boaters, anglers, hunters, and picnickers looking to enjoy outdoor recreation.
The Cut-Off in Ripley, Mississippi is hosting an outdoor screening of the comedy film 'RV' starring Robin Williams this Friday at dusk, inviting families to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a fun evening of entertainment.
Ripley's Blues Alley has emerged as a vibrant cultural destination, featuring stunning murals dedicated to hill country blues legends alongside an interactive activation that allows visitors to experience the music firsthand.
The Cut-Off in Ripley, Mississippi is actively recruiting food truck vendors to operate during Chula's temporary closure from July 4-20. This presents an excellent opportunity for food vendors to gain exposure to the local community while keeping the popular venue operational.
A mother cat and her two kittens spotted near downtown Ripley are in need of a loving home. Local residents are being urged to share the post and contact authorities if they can help the struggling feline family.
The Ripley Public Library is hosting Book Bingo throughout the week, offering children an engaging way to discover new stories while competing for book prizes. The daily program runs from 11 a.m. to noon at the library's North Commerce Street location.
The Cut-Off in downtown Ripley is hosting a free family movie night this Friday, July 3rd, featuring the comedy film RV starring Robin Williams. The event, sponsored by West Glass Company, begins at dusk and invites families to bring lawn chairs and blankets for an evening of entertainment under string lights.
Ripley residents are invited to enjoy an evening of shopping, dining, and entertainment downtown, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display at 9:30 PM near Ripley High School.
A picturesque weekend retreat in Ripley promises visitors a chance to reconnect with nature and unwind from the hustle of daily life. This charming destination offers the perfect setting for a rejuvenating countryside escape.
Local artist Annie Simpson Rivers is creating a stunning mural celebrating Native American culture and native wildflowers on the future Brown & Covington Building in downtown Ripley, made possible through a Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area grant.