NWS Memphis asks whether readers have an emergency kit ready
The National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee asked whether readers have an emergency kit ready for inclement weather and said now is the time to make one.
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Dry, quiet weather expected across Mid-South before midweek rain chances return
Dry, quiet weather with highs mainly in the 80s is expected across the Mid-South through early next week before midweek rain chances return.
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National Weather Service Memphis urges multiple severe-weather warning methods
The National Weather Service Memphis urged severe-weather preparedness and recommended using multiple warning methods, including NOAA Weather Radio.
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Comfortable humidity expected to give way to muggy weather next week
Comfortable humidity is expected through early next week, followed by muggy air Wednesday and increasing shower and thunderstorm chances later in the week.
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Oxford School District recognizes HR professionals
The Oxford School District recognized National HR Professionals Appreciation Day and thanked its HR Department for supporting employees each day.
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Oxford School District recognizes PTO members on National PTO Appreciation Day
The Oxford School District thanked school PTO members for supporting students, staff and schools and promoted the annual Check-It Chargers fundraiser.
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Reeves highlights Mississippi’s cultural and tourism assets
Tate Reeves highlighted Mississippi’s music, food, landscapes, recreation and people as the state’s cultural and tourism assets.
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Tracy Moser marks nearly four decades leading Blue Mountain Christian BSU
Tracy Moser has led Blue Mountain Christian University’s BSU since 1987, coordinating about 73 mission efforts and helping appoint 410 summer missionaries.
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Mooreville school officers discuss impaired driving and roadway safety with students
Mooreville school resource officers joined classes to discuss traffic laws, roadway safety and the dangers of impaired driving with students.
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Homecoming ’56 event planned at Fairpark in Tupelo
A one-night Homecoming ’56 event at Tupelo’s Fairpark will celebrate 70 years since Elvis came home, with music at 6 p.m. and free admission. માર્ગ
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Willie Simmons discusses progress and investments in Greenville
Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons discusses progress, leadership and infrastructure investments in Greenville and the Mississippi Delta.
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Greenville officials discuss TAP grant for Historic Nelson Street improvements
Greenville officials discussed a TAP grant and potential sidewalk, safety, connectivity and streetscape improvements on Historic Nelson Street.
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Olive Branch Outdoors event features vendors, booths and children’s activities
Olive Branch Outdoors at the historic Wesson House features vendors, informational booths and children’s activities until noon, the city said.
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Olive Branch Farmers Market announces grand closing of 2026 season
The 2026 Olive Branch Farmers Market is holding its grand closing after a summer run on Saturdays at City Hall.
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New Albany High School announces Monday Salad Dressing Day
New Albany High School’s Homecoming Spirit Week starts Monday with Salad Dressing Day and themed outfit options.
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Tate Reeves promotes hunting and fishing in Mississippi
Tate Reeves promoted Mississippi’s hunting and fishing opportunities and encouraged people to spend time outdoors.
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