Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Bartlett.
📰 Economy
Mid-South farmers are achieving a record harvest despite months of severe drought and heat by using early planting and irrigation on commercial fields and family farms.
Crop yields will soon fill local grocery shelves and farmers markets in our area.
🎓 Education
The University of Memphis music business program was named among Billboards top global programs this year.
Assistant professors Jeff Cohran + Kyle Jones said the honor highlights the program’s hands-on approach and strong ties with industry leaders.
🌲 Environment
Shelby County officials have issued a flood watch for West Tennessee from late Friday night through Sunday morning due to heavy rainfall expected from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias.
Residents in low-lying areas should monitor forecasts and prepare for possible flooding (especially along local waterways).
🏥 Health
Shelby County sheriff's office and health experts are reminding parents to use prepackaged candy, fitted costumes, and reflective clothing for a safe Halloween night.
They advise children to trick-or-treat only at houses with lights on (indicating active participation) to help avoid hazards and allergic reactions.
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