Pontotoc News

Youth leaders from the cooperative initiative kick off their training with a visit to Mississippi museums, according to organizers.

Ecru police are asking for help identifying a person who left the scene after causing an accident and injuring others.

Ecru police are asking for assistance in identifying a person involved in a recent hit-and-run crash. Authorities urge the public to come forward with information.

Rain and scattered thunderstorms are expected to return to the Mid-South, with more widespread showers forecast for tomorrow.

Proceeds from the event will support local park improvements. Participants can run or cheer on friends and neighbors.

Forecasters predict a steady increase in temperatures across the region, with most areas hitting the low 70s by the weekend.

A cold front will lead to higher chances of rain in the Mid-South late Wednesday through Thursday, with rainfall totals up to an inch, forecasters say.

The first in-person storm spotter class is set for March 3rd in Caruthersville, Missouri, offering residents a chance to learn storm safety tips.

Frankie Moorman, general manager of PEPA, addressed attendees at the Plates for Pontotoc Heroes event, highlighting community support and success.

With warmer weather approaching, experts advise homeowners to ensure their HVAC systems are ready for the upcoming seasons.