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The MLK Dream Team is hosting its inaugural Juneteenth Freedom Day celebration on Ripley Main Street, featuring live entertainment, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. The community event aims to honor history, celebrate culture, and bring people together.
The city of Ripley, Mississippi will host a comprehensive Memorial Day program featuring the American Legion, a D.A.R. historical marker unveiling, and refreshments to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Sophomore golfer Cobey Riddle of Blue Mountain Christian University finished tied for 15th place at the NAIA Men's Golf National Championship, contributing to his team's competitive showing at the prestigious national tournament.
Tippah County sports fans are in for a treat as the Ripley Tigers host the Aberdeen Bulldogs in a highly anticipated home football game this evening, May 15, 2026.
Anthony Morgan has been named the 2025-2026 1st Franklin Financial Tippah County Sports Male Athlete of the Year, recognizing his outstanding athletic achievements and contributions to local sports.
No. 12 ranked Blue Mountain Christian's men's golf team concluded its record-breaking season at the NAIA National Championship, falling just short of team advancement while sophomore standout Cobey Riddle qualified to continue competing individually.
Blues legend Cedric Burnside is set to perform at the Burnside Music Fest, bringing his deeply rooted traditional sound to his hometown of Ripley. The festival promises to be a special celebration of blues heritage and community.
Kaylee Estes has been named the inaugural 2025-2026 Franklin Financial Tippah County Sports Female Athlete of the Year, marking a significant recognition for her athletic achievements and contributions to local sports.
Blue Mountain Christian University's softball team completed a historic season by winning in the NAIA National Opening Round before falling to top-seeded Oklahoma City University in Oklahoma City.
The Burnside Music Fest is now accepting sponsors for its 2026 celebration of Mississippi music heritage in downtown Ripley. Two sponsorship levels—ranging from $250 to $500—offer businesses and organizations prominent recognition and exclusive perks.
The Burnside Music Fest in Historic Downtown Ripley is hosting a competitive barbecue cook-off on June 6th, featuring separate categories for ribs and chicken wings with cash prizes. Wood-fired smoker enthusiasts can register to compete while enjoying live music, food vendors, and community celebration.
Elaine Online Boutique is hosting a shopping event this Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM at The Cut-Off location, offering customers an opportunity to browse and shop in person.