Pontotoc News

PEPA General Manager Frankie Moorman shared the organization’s most recent developments in a new update.

The business returns to regular hours after a cold spell, urging customers to stay safe and warm.

Meteorologists warn of a medium to high chance of dense freezing fog late tonight into Wednesday morning, potentially leading to light icing and hazardous travel conditions.

Multiple videos depict snow and ice falling from buildings amid warming temperatures. Authorities warn to stay cautious near overhangs and structures during the melt.

Crews are actively working to restore power to about 10,000 customers following a widespread outage, according to Pontotoc Electric Power Association.

Pontotoc Electric Power Association officials reported restoring power to a water well in the Algoma area. Crews also energized a collector for inspection.

Organizers thank supporters for contributions of gluten-free snacks and meals, highlighting increased options for attendees.

Energy providers report fewer than 10,000 outages as crews from multiple companies work to restore power.

Residents of Ecru are rallying together as the town faces challenges. Community members are encouraged to check on neighbors and pray for response workers.

Garbage pickup in Ecru and Pontotoc County will occur on Wednesday, Jan. 28, instead of the usual Monday schedule, officials said.