Pontotoc News

Forecasts indicate ongoing humid and rainy conditions will affect the holiday weekend, prompting residents to prepare for wet weather.

The program helps young adults with developmental challenges gain skills for independence and employment. Graduates share their success stories.

Electrical Safety Month encourages parents and children to learn about electrical hazards and safety practices. Experts emphasize simple precautions to prevent accidents.

Ultra Violet received appreciation for their contributions to the Pontotoc community, according to local officials.

The Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street is hosting its summer concert series starting this week. Brittany McGee & The Backroad Saints will perform Thursday evening.

A prolonged wet weather pattern is forecasted, bringing beneficial rainfall to drought-affected areas over the next several days.

Authorities warn residents that green boxes in neighborhoods are high-voltage transformers and should not be used for play. PePA emphasizes safety precautions.

Residents of Ecru are urged to pay their utility bills by 5 p.m. to prevent service disruptions. Payments are due on the 10th, with late charges applying after the 19th.

An app update was released Friday, introducing multiple fixes aimed at improving communication features, according to the developers.

The Ecru 6U girls’ softball team claimed the championship title, defeating their Ecru opponents, with Coach McManus leading the victorious Mommy and Me pink team.