Pontotoc News

Officials remind cardholders that their new cards will not be valid until Feb. 12. Users should consult the System Upgrade Guide for details.

Showers will move through the Mid-South today, aiding in the melting of snow and ice. Temperatures will drop midweek but rebound this weekend.

Tuesday’s rain is expected to speed up the melting of ice and sleet in the area, according to weather officials.

Forecast calls for light, consistent rainfall with temperatures in the 40s, mainly affecting northeast Mississippi and west Tennessee.

Crews are working at high elevations to restore power, with outage numbers decreasing, officials say.

Andy Sniezak, a veteran forecaster at NWS Memphis, retired after 37 years in federal service, including 34 years at the local office.

New residency programs in sports and orthopedics are offering advanced training for physical therapists, benefiting local athletes and patients across Mississippi.

Crews at Pontotoc Electric Power Association started their Monday morning with assignments focused on customer service, supported by additional manpower.

As the groundhog’s forecast approaches, local officials remind residents of their ongoing support regardless of the weather.

The Pontotoc County Library has postponed its Senior Craft Day due to supply delays. The event is now set for Feb. 5 at 10 a.m.