Pontotoc News

Amber from the National Weather Service in Memphis led a storm spotter training session in Henderson, offering valuable safety information.

A virtual SKYWARN weather spotter training session is set for Sept. 24 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Participants can register online.

The National Weather Service warns of dangerous heat through the week, urging residents to stay hydrated and take breaks outdoors.

The Pontotoc Lady Warriors return home tonight for a division volleyball game against Lafayette, with free admission for students and encouragement to pack the gym.

Jenna Kentner, a system operations electrical engineer, has been acknowledged for her role within the team.

A scheduled power outage will affect parts of Rabbit Creek Subdivision on Thursday morning, lasting approximately three hours, PEPA officials say.

The local youth soccer program is looking for volunteers to coach the 8U teams. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact Town Hall.

Dr. Erik Frandsen, a specialist in pediatric heart failure and transplantation, has joined the pediatric heart team at Children’s of Mississippi, aiming to enhance heart care for local children.

Above-average temperatures are expected to continue through midweek, with heat indices climbing above 100 degrees across the Mid-South.

Forecasters say there is a chance for relief early next week, but currently, high heat indices persist. Residents are advised to stay hydrated.