Pontotoc News

Construction activities can be dangerous due to electrical risks. Safety officials emphasize precautions during Electrical Safety Month.

Brittany McGee & The Backroad Saints kick off this year’s summer concerts Thursday evening at the Gateway Pavilion in Pontotoc.

WADE Inc. received recognition for its efforts to support the Pontotoc community, according to local officials.

Bookends has been awarded the Amex Shop Small Grant, highlighting its role in the local community and support for small businesses.

A warm front moving north tomorrow could trigger severe storms along the Tennessee River, with damaging winds and a possible tornado threat.

A stationary front will lead to daily chances of showers and thunderstorms, with potential flooding in heavier downpours throughout the week.

Patchy fog is affecting parts of west Tennessee this morning, prompting drivers to slow down and increase following distances.

Forecasts indicate ongoing humid and rainy conditions will affect the holiday weekend, prompting residents to prepare for wet weather.

The program helps young adults with developmental challenges gain skills for independence and employment. Graduates share their success stories.

Electrical Safety Month encourages parents and children to learn about electrical hazards and safety practices. Experts emphasize simple precautions to prevent accidents.