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Jimmy Avery confirmed as interim Tupelo fire chief

TUPELO • Jimmy Avery has been named the interim fire chief and will lead the Tupelo Fire Department after Chief Thomas Walker retires at the end of the month. Avery, 58, is currently the deputy chief of the department. Mayor Jason Shelton appointed him to the interim slot earlier this week, and he was confirmed by the Tupelo City Council on Tuesday night. “I want to just run the department as it is,” Avery told the Daily Journal. “I’m not going to make any major changes and just want to keep the ship afloat right now.” Avery was originally born in Nuremberg, Germany, because his father was in the military. He came to Tupelo in 1977 and joined the Tupelo Fire Department in 1988. He has remained employed there since.

Todd Jordan declines to participate in Jason Shelton s state of the city events

TUPELO • Todd Jordan, the Republican nominee for mayor, will not attend any of outgoing Mayor Jason Shelton’s state of the city events. Earlier this week, Shelton announced that he will conduct individual state of the city speeches in each of the city’s seven wards, in addition to making a state of the city speech at City Hall. Shelton said he will also allow candidates running for local office to speak at the events. Jordan, in a statement to the Daily Journal, said because he has spoken to many Tupelo residents about issues and previously participated in candidate forums, he will not attend any of the individual state of the city events.

Tupelo residents, leaders thankful Sunday s tornado left no casualties

Tupelo residents, leaders thankful Sunday’s tornado left no casualties Tupelo community bands together after tornado By Parker King | May 3, 2021 at 7:52 PM CDT - Updated May 3 at 8:38 PM TUPELO, Miss. (WMC) - The city of Tupelo is no stranger to tornados. Sunday night’s destruction marked the third time this has happened in eight years, which is how long Mayor Jason Shelton has been in office. “The unfortunate benefit of that is we’re battle-tested,” Shelton said “We have our emergency plan.” We are in Tupelo covering cleanup operations from the tornado that swept through this area last night. Here on Green Street, several large trees have fallen, some on homes. More this afternoon on @WMCActionNews5pic.twitter.com/BB7mHRsORc— Parker King (@King Reports) May 3, 2021

Un tornado extremadamente peligroso causa severos daños en el noreste de Mississippi

Un tornado extremadamente peligroso causa severos daños en el noreste de Mississippi
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Extremely dangerous tornado hits northeastern Mississippi

Extremely dangerous tornado hits northeastern Mississippi Yuliya Talmazan and Joe Studley and Caroline Radnofsky © Provided by NBC News A “large and extremely dangerous tornado” touched ground in northeastern Mississippi late Sunday as severe weather rolled through the region. Residents in at least two towns in the areawere waking up to damaged buildings and downed power lines after the National Weather Service in Memphis issued a string of tornado warnings. The “large and extremely dangerous tornado” was on the ground in Sandy Springs in Itawamba county at around 10:30 p.m. local time (11:30 ET), the Weather Service said as it warned residents to take cover in what it called “a life-threatening situation.”

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