www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-10-04 11:51:12

SUMMARY: On Friday, scattered showers are expected to start around 8 a.m., with heavier rainfall occurring in central Mississippi and Chockdo County by 1-2 p.m. Showers will continue into the afternoon, clearing around 6 p.m., keeping afternoon highs in the lower 80s. Rainfall is vital given the drought conditions in Mississippi and Alabama. For Friday Night Football, temperatures will remain in the 70s under cloudy skies. The weekend looks warmer, with good SEC football weather, though South Carolina fans should prepare for rain. Hurricane Kirk is a category 4 storm but isn’t a threat, while Tropical Storm Leslie could strengthen soon, with a 40% chance of Gulf development in the next week.

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-04 00:30:36

SUMMARY: In year four under Coach Mitch Evans, the Seminary Bulldogs are 5-0 and preparing to face the reigning 3A District Champions, Jefferson Davis County, in their region opener. Both teams are striving to uphold the high standards of Mississippi 3A football. Jefferson Davis, having lost their last two games, seeks redemption and aims to showcase their growth as a team. As they gear up for the crucial matchup, both squads emphasize the importance of execution, teamwork, and intensity, knowing that October victories contribute to their path towards December playoffs. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation for this pivotal game.

Week 6 _ WDAM 7’s Game of the Week: Seminary at Jefferson Davis County

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-10-03 23:50:23

SUMMARY: First responders in Hattiesburg and Forest County are organizing a disaster relief supply drive for Hurricane Helen victims in North Carolina. As floodwaters recede, the need for basic necessities has become apparent. Residents can donate items such as diapers, batteries, bug spray, flashlights, toys, baby wipes, and personal hygiene products at local fire stations until October 7th. This initiative, supported by Dunn Road Builders, reflects a shared community spirit, recalling support given during past disasters like Hurricane Katrina. Donations will be collected and transported by a crew from Dunn to assist those affected by the hurricane.

Forrest County firefighters gathering Helene relief supplies through Monday.

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