Galen Holley is a religion editor for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, based in Tupelo. He specializes in covering local sports, including volleyball, basketball, and softball, as well as community events such as trail rides. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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The North Pontotoc Vikings traveled to Ripley last Tuesday, coming away with a 3-1 victory.
By: Galen Holley
Pontotoc senior Averi Bridgman has had a stellar career that includes 327 strikeouts and a 2.08 ERA.
By: Galen Holley
Pontotoc native and starting center for the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Cole Smith, has been recognized as the best collegiate offensive lineman in the state.
SPRINGVILLE- The South Pontotoc boys (5-4) started a little slowly, but they pulled away for a lopsided 59-31 win over Mooreville last Tuesday.
My father was Zeus.
By: Galen Holley
BLUE SPRINGS- The Blue Springs Water Association elected (in one case, reelected) two members to its board of directors on Nov. 20, a procedure that
The North Pontotoc boys found themselves in a defensive struggle against New Albany last Thursday, and they ultimately succumbed 2-0.
By: Galen Holley
The newest officer at the Pontotoc Police Department has a real nose for sniffing out trouble.
By: Galen Holley
As we stand on the threshold of a new year let’s look back at what the news makers were from the pages of the Pontotoc Progress during 2023.
By: Galen Holley
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