Pontotoc News

Ava Anderson and Markarri Rucker delivered standout performances during the NEMBCA All-Star game.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of isolated severe storms with damaging winds across parts of the Mid-South today and tomorrow.

A Level 3/4 heat risk is expected across the Mid-South on Tuesday, with dangerous heat and humidity persisting through the week, prompting safety warnings.

Pontotoc Nights is underway at the pavilion, offering live music, vendors, food trucks, and family-friendly entertainment.

Forecasters warn of a heat wave next week as temperatures and humidity rise. Authorities advise residents to stay safe during the hot conditions.

Temperatures and humidity are forecast to rise across the Memphis area, with heat index values approaching 107°F by Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

A low pressure system is expected to bring isolated rain this afternoon, with more widespread storms forecast for the region through early next week, according to weather officials.

The neighborhood market is hosting a busy Saturday with local produce, farm goods, and a dairy demonstration by Howdy Hills Farm.

The school community is mourning the death of student Jennifer, asking for support and prayers for her family and loved ones.

The Pontotoc Community Theater is debuting its production of ‘A Hairy Tale’ with multiple showings this weekend, complemented by a community event at Pontotoc Nights on Saturday.