Author: Jon Myers

A severe thunderstorm watch is in place across the Tennessee River Valley through 8 p.m., with damaging winds as the main threat, authorities say.

The National Weather Service warns residents of ongoing dangerous heat through July 4, urging precautions for vulnerable populations.

A team from PEPA responded to power outages caused by wind damage in Tishomingo County. The crew is working to restore service and prayers are requested for their safety.

Frankie Moorman, GM of PEPA, was honored with the first Russell Hustle Award at the Central Service Association’s user conference.

Residents are advised that regular trash pickup will occur on Friday, July 3, even as Independence Day celebrations approach.

The town of Pontotoc is hosting a celebration this weekend in honor of the 250th anniversary of American independence.

A slight risk of severe weather is expected in the Tennessee River Valley, with marginal risk extending east of the Mississippi River, according to weather authorities.

The last two auditions for the play will take place tonight and tomorrow evening, open to men and women 18 and older.

The severe weather threat has eased across the Mid-South, but residents should prepare for increased heat and humidity Thursday.

The National Weather Service in Memphis advises residents to stay hydrated, avoid leaving children and pets in hot cars, and prepare for possible storms today.