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Beyond tomorrow, temperatures are forecast to cool significantly
Pontotoc News

Temperatures to Drop Significantly Starting Wednesday

July 28, 2026 Jon Myers
Photos from US National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee's post
Pontotoc News

Heat Wave Continues Across Mid-South with Dangerously High Heat Indexes

July 28, 2026 Jon Myers
Ecru utility bills were mailed on Friday, July 24 and are DUE August 10
Pontotoc News

Ecru utility bills mailed, due August 10

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers
Parent Meeting Reminder!
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PHS to Hold Parent Meeting This Thursday

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

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Beyond tomorrow, temperatures are forecast to cool significantly
Pontotoc News

Temperatures to Drop Significantly Starting Wednesday

July 28, 2026 Jon Myers

Highs are expected to fall into the 80s and 90s beginning Wednesday, lasting through the weekend.

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Photos from US National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee's post
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Heat Wave Continues Across Mid-South with Dangerously High Heat Indexes

July 28, 2026 Jon Myers

The National Weather Service warns of extreme heat in the Mid-South, with heat index values reaching 115 degrees, prompting safety precautions.

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Ecru utility bills were mailed on Friday, July 24 and are DUE August 10
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Ecru utility bills mailed, due August 10

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

Ecru residents received their utility bills on July 24, with payments due by August 10. Payments can be made online, via dropbox, or in person.

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Parent Meeting Reminder!
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PHS to Hold Parent Meeting This Thursday

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

Parents are reminded of an upcoming meeting at PHS Commons scheduled for Thursday.

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Mark those calendars 📅!!
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2026 Lady Warrior volleyball season set to begin

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

The 2026 Lady Warrior volleyball season is officially underway, prompting fans to mark their calendars.

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Did you receive any damage from last night's storms?
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Residents encouraged to report storm damage from last night’s storms

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

Officials ask residents to report any damage caused by last night’s storms, including location, time, and photos if available.

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Photos from US National Weather Service Memphis Tennessee's post
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Temperatures Remain Dangerous in the Mid-South

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

The National Weather Service warns residents about ongoing dangerously hot conditions across the Mid-South region.

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Thank you for your understanding
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Customer Service Notice: Outages and Emergencies

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

The company thanks customers for their understanding and provides contact information for outages or emergencies.

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Photos from Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street's post
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Pontotoc County hosts back-to-school bash

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

The Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street hosted a back-to-school event Saturday, with community participation and support from sponsors and vendors.

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Storms over western Kentucky are producing a lot of lightning and producing a lot of wind
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Severe Storms Bring Lightning, Strong Winds to Western Kentucky

July 27, 2026 Jon Myers

Storms sweeping through western Kentucky are generating significant lightning and high winds, with potential impacts extending into neighboring areas.

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