Murray Electric System News Today

MURRAY – Straight line winds reaching 64 mph caused extensive damage across Calloway County Sunday morning, leaving at least two residents injured and thousands without power, officials said Monday.

MURRAY – The Calloway County Fiscal Court on Wednesday listened to the annual jail report and voted to apply for state funds to repair two bridges that were recently closed.

MURRAY – Although no significant snow is expected Thursday, freezing rain will likely continue to cause dangerous conditions on Calloway County’s roads before temperatures begin to climb again early next

On behalf of the Tennessee Valley Authority, Murray Electric Systems is asking their customers to reduce any unnecessary power consumption in order to avoid power disruptions.

MURRAY – An aggressive right-of-way maintenance plan is helping Murray Electric System make good on its commitment to provide safe, reliable power and broadband services to its customers, the utility

MURRAY – Calloway County residents were spoiled last week with unseasonably cooler temperatures, but that has come to an end, and the rest of this week is expected to be

MURRAY – Wednesday’s rainfall set a new single-day record for Murray, while Mayfield’s rainfall broke the all-time Kentucky state record.

MURRAY – Winds up to 70 mph or more ripped through Calloway County Tuesday afternoon, leaving behind plenty of storm damage and thousands of residents without electricity.

MURRAY – After the first scorching hot weekend of the summer so far, Murray’s official government weather observer said Calloway County residents should expect temperatures in the high 90s again

MURRAY – Although some areas of Calloway County received a healthy rainfall on Sunday, it wasn’t enough to get the county out of its current drought status.