SUMMARY: Singing River Health System is celebrating 20 years of service at its Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center, recognized among the top 10% of rehab facilities nationwide. Program Director Wendy Hawkins highlights the center’s evolution, emphasizing advancements in technology and individualized care. The center offers rehabilitation for various conditions, including strokes, amputations, spinal cord injuries, and more, with intense therapy sessions tailored to each patient’s needs. Discharge planning ensures families are involved in the patients‘ ongoing care. A celebration will be held on October 23rd, showcasing patient testimonials and their remarkable recovery stories. Wendy expresses pride in the center’s accomplishments and impact.

Singing River Health System is marking a huge milestone this weekend – providing 20 years of service and care at their Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Taylor Graham from South Mississippi updates on the weekend weather. A beautiful fall evening is expected with temperatures dropping into the upper 50s overnight and low to mid-50s at sunrise. Tomorrow will be sunny, with afternoon highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, making it ideal for outdoor plans. However, the region is experiencing dry conditions, with low rainfall this October, creating moderate drought in certain areas. No immediate rain is in the forecast, but the tropics show minimal activity, including Hurricane Oscar, which poses no threat to the Gulf Coast. Overall, perfect weather for enjoying outdoor activities.

Meteorologist Taylor Graham has the latest tropical update, along with the upcoming forecast for the week.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Aaron Colby forecasts a warm Saturday with breezy conditions, expecting highs in the low 80s. Morning temperatures will gradually rise from the 50s to the 60s later in the week. Dry weather persists due to abnormally low rainfall this October, with drought conditions reported in parts of Jackson and George County. The tropics show potential for development near the Caribbean, but current systems pose no threat to the Gulf Coast. Meanwhile, tropical storm Theine heads toward Central America. Over the next week, expect continued dry, warm weather with no significant rainfall.

Meteorologist Aaron Colby has the latest tropical update, along with the upcoming forecast for the week.

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