Pontotoc News

Mammatus clouds appeared in the sky following recent storms, creating a distinctive pouch-like appearance according to meteorologists.

A cold front is expected to move through the Mid-South late Sunday evening, sparking strong to severe thunderstorms that could last into early Monday morning.

The Post Office will return to its standard business hours on June 20, officials announced.

The town of Pontotoc officially welcomed Smokes with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking its opening as part of the local business community.

The upcoming Juneteenth Freedom Day event aims to honor history, celebrate culture, and foster community connections.

Sara Gonzalez has announced her commitment to continue her athletic and academic pursuits at Mississippi University for Women.

The Mid-South continues to face gloomy conditions, with showers and the potential for thunderstorms this afternoon, accompanied by heavy rainfall.

The Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street is hosting a summer concert tonight featuring Bonfire Orchestra and local food trucks.

The Pontotoc County Sheriff’s Office advises residents to beware of fake pop-up messages claiming their bank accounts have been hacked. Authorities urge caution and direct communication with banks.

Patchy dense fog will impact areas near the Tennessee River for the next one to two hours, prompting caution for drivers.