Author: Jon Myers

Forecasts indicate daily rain will continue through the week, with potential for localized flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.

Residents are encouraged to submit 30-second videos showcasing their talents for a chance to be featured during the upcoming holiday festivities.

The Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street is hosting its second summer concert on May 28 featuring Sound Machine.

Pontotoc High School’s athletic programs had a successful year, earning recognition for their performance across multiple sports, according to school officials.

The team is eager to start the season and looks forward to a successful year ahead.

A cold front will bring heavy rain on Friday, but conditions are expected to improve by the weekend, according to forecasts for Jackson, Jonesboro, Memphis, and Tupelo.

The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce opens online applications for senior vouchers starting May 26. Eligible seniors are encouraged to apply online.

Forecasts indicate continued wet and humid conditions through the end of the week.

Juneteenth Freedom Day festivities aim to honor history, celebrate culture, and strengthen community ties, organizers say.

Tryouts have been moved to accommodate the baseball state championship series, according to organizers.