Author: Jon Myers

A week of mild weather is expected, with a change to unsettled conditions starting Sunday, according to weather forecasts.

The Pontotoc girls’ basketball team secured a spot in the state title game with a dominant performance.

The Warriors secured a win with a walk-off in the seventh inning against North Pontotoc. They will face Center Hill tomorrow at noon and 2 p.m.

The Pontotoc Farmers Market invites residents to shop for fresh eggs, honey, and homemade products this Saturday despite the winter season.

Temperatures remain above average through the upcoming week, with rain expected to become more likely starting Sunday, according to weather forecasts.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center reports progress in restoring systems after a cyberattack, with clinics resuming normal operations and scheduling appointments on Monday.

The National Weather Service in Memphis encourages beachgoers to learn warning flags to stay safe during Spring Break trips.

Forecasters predict a shift from current warm, dry conditions to wetter weather in the coming days.

The varsity and junior varsity football games between Gameday and North Pontotoc are scheduled for tonight at The Hollow, with weather expected to be clear.

Republican and Democratic voters will select their candidates for the November general election in the March 10 primary, with absentee ballots due March 7.