Caleb McCluskey is a government reporter for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, focusing on local news in Tupelo and the surrounding areas. With a keen interest in community issues and government affairs, Caleb covers a range of topics including infrastructure projects, emergency declarations, and social initiatives impacting the region.
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Caleb focuses heavily on local news, particularly government and politics, along with community events in Lee County and Tupelo. He frequently covers government announcements and local events.
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Felonies The following people were booked into the Lee County-Tupelo Adult Jail in connection with felony charges ending Thursday at 11 a.m.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
A sign and barricades warn of the closure of the bridge connecting the Carr Vista Road community to Raymond Avenue on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024, in Verona, Miss.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
In this file photo taken Sept. 7, 2022, a construction worker marks his measurements for trusses going onto a house being built on High Line Drive in Tupelo in the Butler Park subdivision.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
A vacant house on Dozier street on Wednesday, Sep. 4, 2024, in Tupelo, Miss. The house will be demolished and the property will be resold by the city to one interested in redeveloping the space.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
TUPELO — Upgrades to the city of Tupelo's popular Hancock Park are progressing quickly according to Tupelo officials.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
TUPELO — A new church will stand taller than the city of Tupelo normally permits after officials approved a variance to allow its steeple structure to gain just under 15 feet.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
In this file photo from February 2024, a patron of the Lee County Library spends her afternoon using the computers to conduct research in Tupelo, Miss.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
TUPELO — Tupelo officials are planning to rezone several parcels of land along North Gloster Street to potentially accommodate national retailer
By: CALEB MCCLUSKEY, Ed Inman, Cameron Smith
TUPELO — Lee County officials solidified the county's budget for the upcoming fiscal year, including extra funding for the Lee-Itawamba Library System, building maintenance and a slight reduction in millage rates.
By: Caleb Mccluskey
A man enters the Lee County Board of Supervisors building in Tupelo on Sept. 18, 2023.
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