Pontotoc News

Residents in the Mid-South are invited to become citizen scientists by signing up with CoCoRaHS to aid emergency officials, farmers, meteorologists and others.

The National Weather Service in Memphis encourages the public to share photos of their safe shelters on #SafePlaceSelfieDay amid high-impact weather threats.

The Town of Ecru Police Department is offering a 2018 Ford Explorer for sale through an online surplus auction. Bidders can register for free and browse across multiple categories.

Pontotoc Youth Leadership finished repainting bike art installations across town, adding a new set near Reeder Farm Supply. The project was supported by local partners.

Temperatures are expected to climb above average this weekend, with many areas experiencing highs over 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Officials have announced a trail closure from April 7 to April 9, 2026, for maintenance work.

Forecasters predict continued dry conditions and rising temperatures through the weekend, offering pleasant weather for residents.

The Warriors secured a victory in their first game against Columbus and will host the next match Friday night at 6 p.m.

Diann Jackson’s case highlights the growing role of BiTE immunotherapy in treating aggressive cancers, expanding options at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.

Officials urge people to identify and share their safe places during severe weather on #SafePlaceSelfieDay tomorrow to promote preparedness.