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April 7, 2021
TUPELO â¢Â Three city council races are headed to runoffs, with challengers trying to oust incumbents in Ward 6 and Ward 7 and two fresh-faces to local politics vying for an open seat in Ward 1. In Ward 1, Amanda Angle and Chad Mims will meet in an April 27 runoff. Ward 6 Councilman Mike Bryan will face challenger Janet Gaston. Ward 7 Councilman Willie Jennings will face challenger Rosezlia âRosieâ Jones. After Republican primary results were tabulated, nearly-complete but st...
March 14, 2021
TUPELO ⢠Four candidates are competing in the Republican primary for the Tupelo City Councilâs Ward 1 seat, an open race that has drawn a competitive field of candidates The current councilman representing that ward, Markel Whittington, is running for mayor. That means no incumbent candidate will appear on the ballot. The candidates â Amanda Angle, Eric Hampton, Megan Kessler and Chad Mims â will face off in the Republican primary, which occurs on April 6. If no single candi...
January 8, 2021
TUPELO ⢠Eric Hampton, a Tupelo business owner, and Demetra Sherer, a Tupelo real estate agent, have qualified to run for Tupelo City Councilâs Ward 1 and Ward 2 seat, respectively. Hampton, 42, is a native of Lee County and owns several businesses in town and has been active in local politics for several years. Heâs running as a Republican for the Ward 1 seat and has previously said that one of his core priorities would be to ensure economic growth continues in Tupelo. âOur...
December 17, 2020
TUPELO ⢠Amanda Angle, an accountant, and Eric Hampton, a business owner, each say they intend to run for Tupeloâs Ward 1 City Council seat as Republicans, signaling at least one contested primary for a council seat in next yearâs municipal elections. Both candidates either own or help lead private businesses in town. In exclusive interviews to the Daily Journal, each detailed that, if elected, he or she would work to support local businesses and to be a voice for entrepreneurs i...