Pontotoc News

Residents experiencing outages or emergencies are advised to call specific numbers for assistance in Pontotoc and Bruce.

Utility companies advise customers to contact them only through official methods to ensure security and proper service.

Sixth-grade students received information this week about their upcoming Glow Dance, a parent-sponsored event. Payments are due by May 1.

Most areas are forecast to see about half an inch of rain Wednesday, but storms in northeast Mississippi could bring higher amounts, officials say.

Apprentice linemen and staff from Pontotoc Electric Power Association took part in the annual Electric Expo aimed at high school students interested in utility careers.

The Small Business Administration announced low-interest disaster loans for Mississippi residents, businesses, and nonprofits affected by a severe winter storm in late January, following a presidential disaster declaration.

Patty Turk received thanks for her contributions to the Pontotoc community, highlighting her support of local initiatives.

A warm day is forecasted in Memphis before a rainy weekend brings cooler, drier conditions early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Officials are requesting storm reports from residents in affected areas to improve weather warning systems. Reports of damage or hail are especially needed.

Residents in the Mid-South are encouraged to sign up as CoCoRaHS observers to gather vital precipitation data.