The Cut-Off in downtown Ripley is hosting a free Elvis-themed bingo night on Thursday, June 12 at 7:00 PM, featuring music, prizes, and fun for all ages.
Ripley's Main Street Moolah program has expanded to include Heat & Wellness Recovery Spa, allowing residents to use the local currency toward wellness and recovery services. The initiative continues to support community businesses and encourage local shopping.
The Modern South social media account is featuring a charming North Mississippi town throughout June, promising to showcase why this community deserves recognition and attention.
A1 Family Foods, a festival favorite known for their signature corn dogs, will be among the vendors at the Burnside Music Festival this Saturday in Historic Downtown Ripley, Mississippi.
Blue Mountain Christian University's Phillip Laney has been recognized with the prestigious SSAC Coach of Character Award for his exemplary demonstration of integrity, respect, and servant leadership. The honor was announced at the conference's annual banquet.
Blue Mountain Christian University's softball team has been recognized with the prestigious SSAC Mayor Todd Strange Female Champions of Character Team Award, celebrating their commitment to integrity and service during a historic season.