Pontotoc News

During Deaf Awareness Week, officials highlight the dangers of flooding and flash floods, urging caution and safety tips for all.

Water’s force can be deadly even in shallow depths, emphasizing the importance of awareness during flood conditions.

The National Weather Service predicts a chilly night in the Mid-South, signaling the start of fall. Temperatures are expected to rise back above normal by the weekend.

Temperatures in the Mid-South have dropped into the 80s, with cooler conditions and clearing skies bringing relief from recent heat.

Temperatures across much of the Mid-South have dropped below 90 degrees, with highs forecasted in the mid to upper 80s through the weekend, ending a stretch of 90-plus weather.

The program offers 10th and 11th graders a chance to earn college credit, connect with peers statewide, and enjoy a free experience. Applications are open now.

Individuals interested in participating in the 2026 Salvation Army Angel Tree program must make in-store appointments in October.

The first day of fall begins today, even as temperatures remain warm in many areas. The season officially changes, bringing the promise of cooler weather ahead.

Contract spraying crews are scheduled to operate in the Bruce District, covering multiple neighborhoods and circuits in the coming weeks.

Linemen from Pontotoc Electric Power Association joined students at Circle of Friends for Community Helper Day, sharing insights about their work.