Author: Jon Myers

Forecasts indicate daily rain chances through Friday, with Tuesday afternoon offering the best chance for strong to severe storms, including damaging winds and heavy rain.

Current college students can apply for a summer volunteer program with the National Weather Service to gain experience and work alongside meteorologists.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected to move through early Wednesday, with some possibly strong to severe. Heavy rain and saturated soils are also concerns.

Temperatures are expected to stay in the low to mid-80s through Wednesday before warming into the mid-90s by early next week, according to forecast data.

Americans are encouraged to wear special T-shirts for the Fourth of July to honor the nation’s 250th anniversary.

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Beth and Sydnei enjoyed Senior Day at the Pontotoc County Fair, highlighting local community support.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center is expanding programs in its School of Health Related Professions and School of Nursing in Oxford to address growing workforce needs.

A bridge south of the Ecru Whistle Stop has been finished. Re-decking work is upcoming in Chickasaw County, with closure notices to be issued soon.