Pontotoc News

The National Weather Service warns residents of Memphis about ongoing heat and humidity, despite upcoming cooler days.

Forecasts show temperatures next week will be significantly cooler than usual, with some areas staying in the upper 70s.

Officers in the town of Ecru have completed training on new tasers acquired through a recent grant.

A heatwave persists for two more days, with increased thunderstorm activity forecast late Thursday into Friday morning. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take precautions outdoors.

Customers paying their PEPA bills via bank draft need to update their account and routing numbers following Cadence Bank’s transition to Huntington Bank.

The Pontotoc Chamber is selling commemorative T-shirts for America’s 250th birthday, with pickup available at the Chamber.

Community members are invited to attend Ecru’s Independence Day event on Saturday. The celebration promises activities and entertainment for all ages.

Event organizers announced that cotton candy will be available at the upcoming Independence Day celebration. The sweet treat is expected to be a popular attraction.

Residents of Ecru are reminded to pay their utility bills by 5 p.m. today, June 10.

The Pontotoc Lady Warriors claimed the title at the 2026 Team Camp 1 in Mountain today. Officials thanked all teams and fans for their participation.