National Weather Service Memphis Shares Lightning Safety Message During Deaf Awareness Week
The National Weather Service Memphis urged people to seek shelter before thunderstorms and shared a lightning safety video with ASL and captions.
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The National Weather Service Memphis urged people to seek shelter before thunderstorms and shared a lightning safety video with ASL and captions.
Read MoreCooler, near-normal temperatures are expected through Thursday, followed by warming into the upper 80s to around 90 degrees by the weekend.
Read MoreThe Mississippi State Department of Health is urging expectant mothers to keep prenatal appointments to support the health of mothers and babies.
Read MoreMDA Executive Director Bill Cork said speed, certainty and site readiness define competition for investment.
Read MoreHistorian Chris Danielson will discuss Lawrence Guyot, the Mississippi Movement and Freedom Democrats at a free museum event streaming online.
Read MoreA free car seat check event is scheduled for Sept. 25 at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford, with no appointment required.
Read MoreThe National Weather Service in Memphis says people who see lightning should move indoors, noting that audible clues may not work for everyone.
Read MoreGulfport police will join Operation Clear Track on Sept. 22 to promote railroad crossing safety and enforce trespassing laws.
Read MorePontotoc County Chamber Main Street is promoting the first Mahjong on Main event and directing players to call Ella Ivy to reserve a spot.
Read MoreA message says, “Come see Abes Construction Company Saturday!!!”
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