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The Pontotoc Chamber will hold its annual Back to School Bash at Howard Stafford Park on July 25, offering community activities and sponsorship opportunities.

Experts warn that rising temperatures may bring higher risks of heat-related health issues. Officials advise staying informed and prepared.

Utility bills for Ecru are due before July 19. Residents can pay online or in person.

High temperatures are expected to increase this weekend into next week as an upper-level ridge develops over the western Gulf, with heat alerts possible along and west of the Mississippi River.

Forecasters warn that hot and humid weather is returning, with the possibility of heat advisories this weekend and next week.

Forecasters predict mostly dry weather will continue across the area through the upcoming week, with minimal precipitation expected.

Cooking outdoors can help reduce indoor heat and lower energy bills, experts say, during National Grilling Month.

The summer concert series continues tonight at Gateway Pavilion with performances by Davis and Caroline. The event starts at 6:30 p.m.

While helicopters and ambulances are visible during emergencies, few see the behind-the-scenes work vital to disaster response. Will Appleby has spent his career serving Mississippi in crises and everyday care.