Pontotoc News

Arabella Castleman makes her debut at the PCT as Kat, the daughter of the Colonel and Lady Miranda, in a new mystery production. She has performed in several school and college plays previously.

Seasonable temperatures are expected to continue through Monday, with a warming trend forecast for the rest of the week, reaching the mid to upper 80s by Thursday.

Temperatures are expected to be cooler and seasonable early next week before warming trend returns, according to the National Weather Service.

A SKYWARN weather spotter course will be held in Trenton, Tennessee, on Oct. 7. Registration is required, and the full schedule is available online.

The Pontotoc Electric Power Association collected peanut butter and jelly for local food banks. Contributions will be distributed at the Churches United Food Depot.

PEPA celebrates its General Manager and lineman for their recent honors in Pontotoc.

North Pontotoc High School is holding a book sale fundraiser. Interested individuals can purchase books by submitting payment and details at the school office.

Trophy Shop of Oxford was recognized by the local chamber for its contributions to the community and its role in celebrating local businesses.

JoAnna Faulkner, a familiar face at Pontotoc Community Theater, stars as Lady Miranda Covington in the upcoming production of ‘The Butler Did It.’

A virtual SKYWARN weather spotter training session is scheduled for October 5 at 6:30 p.m. Interested participants are encouraged to register online.