Pontotoc News

Travis Morris and Isaac Ditto graduated from the part-time police academy, promising to serve and protect the Ecru community.

Dry and warm conditions are expected to continue through the weekend, but rain chances increase by midweek, according to forecasts.

Temperatures are expected to drop into the 50s overnight, with patchy fog possible in northeastern parts of Mississippi. A warm day follows with highs in the 80s.

The Ride for the Light returns on June 6, 2026, offering a family-friendly benefit ride on the Tanglefoot Trail.

Pensacola High School announced details for the upcoming Class of 2026 graduation ceremony. The event is scheduled for next month.

The Golden Pineapple received praise for its contributions to the Pontotoc community, according to a local organization.

Users may encounter restricted content when the owner limits visibility or deletes the post. Such issues are common on social media platforms.

Ecru residents are reminded that utility bills are due on the 10th of each month. Payments must be received by the 19th to prevent service shutoff.

Students in the Pontotoc Youth Leadership program participated in Hands-Only CPR training led by Ken Kerr of ReadyMeNow, earning certificates for their community service efforts.

Temperatures will remain moderate with lower humidity in the coming days, but early summer heat is expected by Friday, according to weather forecasts.