Alexis Jones joined WTVA in June 2020.

Title: Multi-Media Journalist

ajones@wtva.com

https://twitter.com/AlexisWTVA

Alexis is a graduate of the University of South Florida. 

The New York native is excited to be a part of the WTVA team.

Her love for finding stories and sharing them with others is what fuels her passion for journalism.

When Alexis isn’t working, she is spending time with her family, watching YouTube tutorials, and exploring local spots. 

If you have any story ideas, please email her at ajones@wtva.com.

Okolona Schools mandating masks

School leaders said all students and staff members must wear masks while inside.

Young man dies after battling the coronavirus for a week

Twenty-eight year old, Jay Harris' Godparents said they can’t believe he’s gone at such a young age.

One man honored first responders who rescued him from fire

Tupelo man thanks the men and women who rescued him after he was unconscious in a house fire in February.

Elvis Presley Drive residents discuss tornado recovery two months later

The storm left behind significant damage to many homes on Elvis Presley Drive.

Skilled to Work: Workers wanted at Ashley Furniture in Ecru

Ashley Furniture in Ecru is looking to hire hundreds of people this year.

New Albany's curbside market supports local artists, farmers and more

The public gathered in downtown New Albany to support local artists, farmers and bakers.

Skilled to Work: Shannon Fire Department in need of volunteers

Fire Chief Jamey Burrow said he needs as many volunteer firefighters as he can get.

Local martial arts studio helping law enforcement officers

Deputies and officers are learning safer ways to serve their communities at Tupelo Jiu-Jitsu Academy.

Skilled to Work: Brooks Grocery hiring in Tupelo

Davis said he’s looking to hire more employees like Smith. He wants to hire 80 people.

Skilled to Work: Franklin Corp plans to hire 100+

Administrators and employees said the company is a great place for people who want a long- lasting career.

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