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Atoka police investigating stabbing that left two people wounded

By Echo Day on January 26, 2025

The Atoka Police Department is investigating a violent incident involving a stabbing that occurred Friday evening on Highway 51 South. At approximately 4:50 PM, officers responded to reports of a stabbing in the 11000 block of Highway 51 South. Upon arrival, they found a bloody crime scene but no individuals involved. Shortly afterward, a second call directed officers to the … [Read more...] about Atoka police investigating stabbing that left two people wounded

Looking to celebrate Galentines? Here’s what’s happening in Tipton County

By Echo Day on January 22, 2025

Galentines Day – the day in which we celebrate our female friendships, which originated from an episode of Parks & Recreation – is coming and local merchants have fun activities for you and your girlfriends to enjoy together. Decorate cookies with your faves Join Akins Clothing Co. and Flowers & Frosting Cake Co. for their first-ever Galentine’s Cookie … [Read more...] about Looking to celebrate Galentines? Here’s what’s happening in Tipton County

Museum announces February gardening series

By Echo Day on January 21, 2025

Looking to expand your gardening knowledge or connect with fellow enthusiasts? The Tipton County Museum’s Garden Series 2025 promises an enriching experience for nature lovers of all skill levels.  Running every Saturday in February, these engaging workshops cover a variety of fascinating topics designed to inspire and educate. Here’s the lineup for this year’s … [Read more...] about Museum announces February gardening series

Still too cool for school: Crestview interim schools remain closed on Wednesday

By Echo Day on January 21, 2025

Due to the extreme cold temperatures forecasted overnight, Crestview interim schools will also be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 22. • Crestview Middle School 6th-grade students who attend classes in the interim buildings will not report to school on Wednesday. • Kindergarten through 5th-grade students iinterim buildings will also not report to school. However, PreK and … [Read more...] about Still too cool for school: Crestview interim schools remain closed on Wednesday

Too cool for school: Students who attend the Crestview interim schools are out on Tuesday

By Echo Day on January 19, 2025

Due to the extreme cold temperatures forecasted for Monday and Tuesday, Crestview interim schools will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21. • Crestview Middle School 6th-grade students who attend classes in the interim buildings will not report to school on Tuesday. • Kindergarten through 5th-grade students iinterim buildings will also not report to school. However, PreK and … [Read more...] about Too cool for school: Students who attend the Crestview interim schools are out on Tuesday

What’s happening this weekend in Tipton County: Jan. 17-19, 2025

By Echo Day on January 17, 2025

It's too cold and there's still snow on the ground, but if you're looking to do something in Tipton County this weekend there are a few indoor activities to keep you warm! Elvis returns to the Ruffin Friday night Legend has it The King once played The Ruffin stage and Friday night he's back -- well, a tribute performer will be -- and he's bringing the music with him! … [Read more...] about What’s happening this weekend in Tipton County: Jan. 17-19, 2025

Uncover Your Family’s History with the Tipton County Museum’s Genealogy Course

By Echo Day on January 17, 2025

Are you curious about your family’s past but unsure where to begin? Join Museum Archivist and genealogist Sherri Onorati for a six-week “Digging for Roots: Discovering Your ‘Lost’ Ancestors” course at the Tipton County Museum. This beginner-friendly genealogy class kicks off on Saturday, Jan. 25 at 1 p.m., and will guide you through the exciting journey of uncovering your … [Read more...] about Uncover Your Family’s History with the Tipton County Museum’s Genealogy Course

Meet Robert Earl Beckett Jr., the January 2025 Veteran of the Month

By Echo Day on January 16, 2025

The Tipton County Museum honored its January 2025 Veteran of the Month, Robert Earl Beckett Jr., on Tuesday night. Beckett was born on Feb. 5, 1944, in Memphis, where he spent his formative years in South Memphis. As a student at South Side High School, Beckett was a standout leader and athlete, serving as captain of the football team in 1962. In recognition of his … [Read more...] about Meet Robert Earl Beckett Jr., the January 2025 Veteran of the Month

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