Pontotoc News

The National Weather Service in Memphis urges residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities amid rising temperatures.

The National Weather Service warns residents of dangerous heat levels, with temperatures hitting 100°F and heat indices near 110°F in Memphis and surrounding areas.

Extreme heat continues across Mississippi, prompting health officials to urge residents to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable populations amid high temperatures reaching up to 115°F.

The Warriors open their 2026 season on the road at Amory High, seeking their first significant success in Class 5A.

The Pontotoc Lady Warriors are set to play an away match against Mooreville today, marking another game in their season.

The Junior High Warriors football team and cheerleaders will be introduced tonight at Tommy Morton Field, marking the start of the new season.

For over 20 years, Geneva Lindsey has been a familiar, comforting presence for families in the surgical ICU, helping them navigate stressful situations.

The company encourages customers to register for its new online portal, highlighting its ease of use.

Using appliances like dishwashers, ovens, and dryers during cooler times can help lower indoor temperatures and save energy, experts say.

The sheriff’s office advises citizens to secure their vehicles and report suspicious activity following multiple auto burglaries in Pontotoc County.