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Safety Reminder: Watch Out for Dangerous Icy Ponds and Waterways

January 27, 2026 Jon Myers
We’re headed out, along with crews from Dixie Electric and Singing River Electric for another day of
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Electric crews begin another day of power restoration efforts

January 27, 2026 Jon Myers
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Pontotoc Electric Power Association Begins Power Restoration Efforts

January 27, 2026 Jon Myers
Our Bruce crew got an early start today to restore power to customers
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Bruce crew begins early efforts to restore power

January 27, 2026 Jon Myers

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Authorities urge safe generator use during outages

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Officials remind residents to turn off main breakers when using generators to prevent injuries and ensure safety.

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Cooperative Seeks Assistance for Power Restoration

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

A cooperative is coordinating with its statewide office to secure crews from other cooperatives to help restore power.

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This is why we need to stay home!!
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Highway 345 Closed Near Ecru After Incident on Sunday

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Authorities closed Highway 345 near Ecru on Sunday following an incident. Drivers are advised to avoid the area.

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Ecru Public Works and Police Department Conduct Roadwork

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Ecru Public Works and police are working in the town on Wednesday morning. Motorists are advised to be patient.

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Waves of winter precipitation continue to move across the Mid-South
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Winter storms bring heavy icing and power outages to Mid-South

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Winter precipitation continues to affect the Mid-South, with heavy icing and rising power outages reported in parts of Mississippi and Tennessee.

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Weather Alert: Send Us Your Precipitation Reports

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Weather authorities are asking the public to report precipitation types and locations as they monitor ongoing conditions.

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Heavy winter precipitation continues to move across the Mid-South
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Winter Storm Brings Heavy Rain and Freezing Conditions to Mid-South

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Heavy winter precipitation is causing power outages and travel disruptions across parts of Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas.

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Authorities Urge Public to Avoid Travel Unless an Emergency

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Officials advise residents to stay indoors and avoid travel unless necessary, citing safety concerns.

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Nearly 78,000 customers are without power as we approach 3:00 AM
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Nearly 78,000 customers without power as storm persists

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

About 78,000 customers remain without power early Wednesday morning as storms continue. Officials warn residents to stay indoors for safety.

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Everyone PLEASE stay at home!
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Officials urge residents to stay home amid widespread storm damage

January 25, 2026 Jon Myers

Authorities are advising residents to remain indoors as trees and power lines are down across the area. Emergency services are urging the public to only call 911 for true emergencies.

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