Fall Severe Weather Week Focuses on Tornado Safety
Officials emphasize the importance of preparing in advance for tornado threats during fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week.
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Officials emphasize the importance of preparing in advance for tornado threats during fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week.
Read moreMEMA staff participated in a tornado safety drill, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for Mississippians amid severe weather risks.
Read moreAlthough this week’s Fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week does not focus on earthquakes, experts emphasize the importance of preparedness. The Great ShakeOut is set for October 15.
Read moreStephen McCraney, executive director of Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, spoke on SuperTalk Mississippi about disaster costs, storm recovery, and earthquake preparedness.
Read moreExhale Day Spa in New Albany is offering head spa treatments this fall, including free red light therapy with appointments available tomorrow and Friday.
Read moreHodges Orthodontics expressed gratitude by bringing lunch to the team following their annual barbecue last week.
Read moreScreening with mammograms can identify breast tissue changes early, potentially saving lives. Health experts recommend regular screening for early detection.
Read moreTravelers heading out of town can recharge their vehicles with several charging stations available on the property.
Read moreSeveral athletic events have been moved to support the VOLLEYDAWGS in Clinton on Friday. Community members are encouraged to attend and show support.
Read moreThe Mississippi Hills Heritage and Folklife Festival will host a folk music event with teaching artist Mark Maharrey on October 24 in New Albany.
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