Pontotoc News

About 78,000 customers remain without power early Wednesday morning as storms continue. Officials warn residents to stay indoors for safety.

Authorities are advising residents to remain indoors as trees and power lines are down across the area. Emergency services are urging the public to only call 911 for true emergencies.

Authorities are advising residents to remain indoors as trees and power lines are down across the area. Emergency services request only true emergencies call 911.

As winter storms hit Texas, linemen risk their safety to restore power and keep communities connected. Their efforts are recognized and appreciated.

A new radar update indicates ongoing winter storm conditions Saturday night. Authorities advise residents to remain cautious.

Crews are working to restore power following outages caused by ice accumulation on tree limbs in Liberty and Bruce.

Frankie Moorman, general manager of PEPA, offers the latest updates on the organization’s activities and plans.

The delivery service will begin accepting calls after 7 a.m. tomorrow, weather permitting.

Winter weather continues to impact the Mid-South, with dangerous road conditions prompting officials to advise against travel. Authorities recommend checking road reports before heading out.

A temporary break in winter precipitation is underway north of the I-40 corridor, but more snow and sleet are expected later today. Freezing rain is also expected to intensify east of I-55.