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As part of Tennessee Severe Weather Awareness Week, officials highlight the dangers of flooding and flash floods. Residents are urged to stay informed.

The National Weather Service in Memphis emphasizes safety tips during floods, urging residents to stay indoors or seek higher ground and avoid crossing floodwaters.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety wishes residents a safe Presidents’ Day and thanks law enforcement officers working during the holiday.

Dustin Hutcheson, a student at Northeast Mississippi Community College, has earned his High School Equivalency Diploma and plans to continue his education in workforce training.

On Presidents’ Day, the Mississippi Department of Transportation recognizes the legacy of service and dedication that has shaped the nation.

Above-average temperatures are expected to continue this week, with record-setting warmth forecast for Thursday, according to weather officials.

Students are recognized for their dedication and perseverance in reaching an educational milestone, highlighting the spirit of adult education.

Orientation begins at 8 a.m. tomorrow, offering students a chance to start their educational journey. Registration is still open.

The city of Biloxi will close sections of U.S. 90 West on Feb. 17 for Mardi Gras festivities, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes.

Officials urge residents to plan ahead before storms hit, emphasizing the importance of early preparation during Severe Weather Awareness Week.