Pontotoc News

The Warriors defeated Hernando today and are preparing to host Lafayette in a crucial Region 1-5A game Tuesday night.

Utility safety advocates remind residents to call 811 before digging to avoid damaging underground lines during Safe Digging Month.

Jan Pro of MS Inc. received praise for supporting the Pontotoc community, highlighting local efforts to give back.

A rangeland fire danger statement is in effect for tomorrow due to dry conditions and gusty winds, raising wildfire risk.

The Hernando Tigers are scheduled to play at Wood-Patterson Field today, with games starting at noon and 2 p.m., weather permitting.

Organizers announce the lineup for Saturday’s market, encouraging visitors to attend on what is expected to be a sunny day.

The National Weather Service warns residents of gusty winds and a heightened fire risk across the Mid-South on Sunday. Authorities advise caution and adherence to burn bans.

Most of the Mid-South is under a 40% probability for fire weather conditions Sunday, as dry and windy conditions increase fire risk.

The Warriors completed a sweep of Columbus this week and will host Hernando tomorrow at Wood-Patterson Field.

A weather pattern change is expected early next week, bringing warmer temperatures, increased humidity, and scattered storms.