Pontotoc News

Residents are encouraged to donate jars of peanut butter and jelly to support local food pantries through September 30.

The town of Ecru now accepts online payments for court fees. Residents can pay using their citation number and date issued.

Residents are encouraged to visit Pontotoc for its fall open house to boost small businesses, organizers say.

As part of Deaf Awareness Week, a safety message highlights precautions for rip currents and tropical weather during beach trips.

A virtual SKYWARN weather spotter training session is set for October 5. Registration is open online.

A dry weather pattern is expected to persist through the weekend, with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s across the Mid-South.

Officials advise residents to prepare for hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30, by securing supplies and evacuating if necessary.

Temperatures are expected to climb near 90°F by Tuesday, signaling the return of summer weather in the Mid-South. The weekend will be dry before rain and storms return midweek.

For the 98th time since 1927, New Albany and Pontotoc will face off on the football field Friday at Pontotoc.

A SKYWARN weather spotter training session will be held next week at the Fayette County Emergency Operations Center in Somerville, Tennessee.