Pontotoc News

Officials warn residents about the hazards of icy ponds and waterways amid concerns over thin ice and potential accidents.

Crews from Dixie Electric and Singing River Electric are working to restore power across affected areas.

Crews are working to restore electricity safely and quickly, according to the association. They request prayers for safety.

A crew from Bruce started work early today to restore electricity to affected customers, according to officials.

A rumor about a critically injured lineman has been debunked, and the company urges support for all emergency workers.

Organizers announced the cancellation of this weekend’s pageant, with plans to reschedule. Attendees are advised to stay updated.

The business is closed today amid ongoing cold conditions and power issues but remains available by phone. Authorities and workers are recognized for their efforts to restore services.

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A local charity will offer free hot meals and baths today starting at noon at 184 West Bolton Street, Pontotoc, MS, while supplies last.

White Electric, a local Chamber and Main Street member, highlights the importance of backup power as severe weather hits the region.