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Members of the Attala FFA chapter traveled to Starkville June 2, 2026, to take part in the 93rd Mississippi FFA State Convention held at Mississippi State University.
The annual convention brought together FFA members from across the state for leadership development events, workshops, awards presentations,... Read More.
Former Kosciusko Whippets standout Jacob Nunn has announced he will continue his baseball career at Mississippi Valley State University.
Nunn, a 2023 graduate of Kosciusko Whippets, made the announcement on his Instagram page, closing out a junior college run at East Mississippi Community College and... Read More.
A housing rehabilitation project that has experienced delays is beginning to move forward once again in Kosciusko.
The Board of Aldermen approved updates related to the city's HOME grant project during Tuesday night's meeting.
Mayor Tim Kyle said the grant is helping improve housing conditions for... Read More.
The City of Kosciusko has earned statewide recognition for its efforts to preserve and promote local history.
Mayor Tim Kyle announced Friday that the city received the Mississippi Heritage Trust's Award of Excellence for Preservation Education during the organization's annual historic preservation conference in Brookhaven.
The... Read More.
Mississippi Blood Services is urging local residents to help replenish the area’s blood supply during a mobile blood drive scheduled at the Kosciusko Walmart Friday, June 5, 2026.
The drive will take place from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Walmart in Kosciusko. Walk-ins... Read More.
Katie Bost, the new Tourism Coordinator for the Kosciusko Attala Partnership, joined The Breakfast Show to talk about her goals for promoting local tourism and the importance of showcasing everything Attala County has to offer.
The Central Mississippi Fair is gearing up for an exciting weekend of activities June 4–6. Visitors can look forward to exhibits, Senior Day, karaoke, and more family-friendly entertainment.
Exhibit Registration Begins June 1
Fair preparations kick off Monday, June 1, with exhibit registration for a wide... Read More.
A familiar piece of Kosciusko history is set to make a comeback as part of the ongoing restoration of the historic Strand Theatre.
Mayor Tim Kyle said the city is restoring the theater's original exterior signage as work continues on the downtown landmark.
Many residents are... Read More.
Residents can expect temporary street closures in Kosciusko later this month as the city prepares for two major community events, including the opening of the LV Hull Museum and the America 250 celebration.
During Tuesday night's meeting of the Kosciusko Board of Aldermen, officials approved... Read More.
State Auditor Shad White is applauding the sentencing of the final defendant in a scheme to embezzle almost $400,000 from three school districts, including the one in Leake County. A St. Louis teacher was given a prison sentence this week, joining former Leake County... Read More.
The Attala County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of possible gunshots and someone screaming at a residence on Pope Street in Ethel around 4:19 p.m. Wednesday, June 3.
Authorities spoke with other neighbors, but none reported hearing gunshots. Deputies patrolled the area but found... Read More.
A house at the corner of West South St. and South Natchez St. was shaken by an explosion under its carport at round 2:35 PM on Tuesday.
According to Kosciusko Fire Chief Duane Burdine, debris from a camping trip caught fire and caused a nearby... Read More.
Mt. Pilgrim M.B C. invites the community to their Vacation Bible School, June 1st- June 5th 6:30-8:30 each night. The theme is "Illumination Station", and there are classes for all ages.
Ethel Baptist Church will have Vacation Bible School Monday, June 1-Wednesday, June 3... Read More.
This week on Minute with the Mayor: Kosciusko Mayor Tim Kyle discusses the upcoming opening of Phase One of the LV Hull Museum, street closures for the America 250 celebration, the hiring of a new police officer, ongoing renovations at the historic Strand Theatre,... Read More.
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Veterans Association has been trying to solve a mystery. How did a tombstone from a veteran's grave end up in a pile of debris at a dumpsite?
“This was off of James Billie Road in Choctaw, MS...”
Rick Alex, the... Read More.
The Attala Historical Society officially launched its "Echoes of History: America 250 Lecture Series" Tuesday evening at the Mary Ricks Thornton Cultural Center in Kosciusko.
The opening program featured William "Brother" Rogers, former director of the Programs and Communication Division of the Mississippi Department of... Read More.
Around 10:00 AM, an officer attempted to pull over a driver with a stolen license plate, but the subject fled, leading to a chase. During the chase, he apparently made attempts at running officers off the road. According to scanner traffic, he ultimately crashed... Read More.
The Ellis Theater has announced that legendary country and bluegrass performer Marty Stuart will return to Philadelphia this summer, this time joined by Grammy-winning artist Molly Tuttle and her trio.
Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives x Molly Tuttle Trio will perform at The Ellis... Read More.
A proposed 2% restaurant tax referendum in the Town of Ackerman failed to pass despite receiving majority voter support in a recent election.
According to unofficial results released by the town, the measure received:
Yes (For the tax): 113 votes (58.85%)
No (Against the tax):... Read More.
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