Severe Weather Week Focuses on Flash Flood Safety
Officials warn residents about the dangers of flash flooding during fall preparedness week. They advise avoiding floodwaters and watching educational videos to stay safe.
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Officials warn residents about the dangers of flash flooding during fall preparedness week. They advise avoiding floodwaters and watching educational videos to stay safe.
Read moreThe #GreatShakeOut earthquake drill is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. today, featuring demonstrations on safety procedures by Memite and Axel.
Read moreMississippi Emergency Management Agency staff took part in the Great ShakeOut earthquake drill to promote safety awareness and preparedness.
Read moreDuring Fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week, authorities emphasize the importance of residents knowing their county to stay safe during severe weather events.
Read moreThe Mississippi Forestry Commission encourages residents to stay informed on current burn bans and drought status across the state.
Read moreJoley Hall received an ACT 30+ Club T-shirt at New Albany High School for her recent achievement on the ACT exam.
Read moreTickets are now available for Union County’s upcoming production of ‘South Pacific,’ featuring local students. The performance aims to support young talent and provide community entertainment.
Read moreOfficials 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.
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