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Storms could be moving into this part of central Mississippi tonight and developing again on Sunday. There's a Level-1 "marginal" risk of isolated severe storms with damaging wind gusts. The National Weather Service says heavy downpours and frequent lightning will also be possible. Rain... Read More.
Tournament Information
AAA (10U) State Tournament - BRACKET
Dates: July 10–13
Teams: Corinth, Columbia, East Central, Ellisville, Franklin County, Hattiesburg, Iuka, Kosciusko, Lincoln County, Long Beach, Philadelphia, St. Martin, Vancleave, Wayne County and West Lauderdale.
Kosciusko's first game: Friday, July 10, 8:00 p.m. vs.... Read More.
Breezy 103.7 (WLIN-FM), Boswell Media’s adult contemporary station serving Kosciusko, Attala County, and central Mississippi, is celebrating its first anniversary on the 103.7 FM frequency this weekend.
The milestone marks one year since Breezy officially transitioned from 101.1 FM to 103.7 FM on July 11,... Read More.
Local storm recovery efforts are getting a major financial boost. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approved $310,000 for Carroll County to help cover the costs of emergency protective measures taken during recent disasters.
The funding is part of a larger, state-wide rollout announced... Read More.
The Attala County School District has announced registration dates and requirements for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.
All student registration will be completed online, but parents and guardians must still visit their child’s school during the designated registration period to complete the process and receive... Read More.
The City of Kosciusko is moving forward with the installation of two emergency backup generators after receiving approval for a FEMA-funded grant.
Mayor Tim Kyle said the city originally applied for the grant approximately two years ago through the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA).
One generator... Read More.
The Attala County Chancery Clerk’s Office is reminding property owners with delinquent taxes to take action as soon as possible to avoid additional fees and the potential loss of property.
The office announced Thursday, July 9, that courtesy cards have been mailed to property owners... Read More.
The Kosciusko School District has released the school supply list for the 2026-2027 school year.
The countdown continues!
Today marks 50 days until Kosciusko Whippets football returns to Breezy 103.
From kickoff to the final whistle, we’ll be bringing you all the action this season with live game coverage, updates, and more.
For everything Whippets football, visit our official Kosciusko football... Read More.
McAdams Baptist Church speakers for the month of July, all services begin at 11 AM: July 5 - Rev. Harpole Perkins, July 12 - Central Hills Baptist Retreat Staff (Lunch and an afternoon service will follow), July 19 - Rev. Dick Hill, July 26... Read More.
After dropping for 46 days in a row, the average price for gas in Mississippi has risen for the last three days. It’s the result of oil prices going up after President Trump indicated that a permanent peace deal with Iran may not happen.
AAA... Read More.
The Kosciusko School District has released the school supply list for the 2026-2027 school year.
The Kosciusko School District has released the school supply list for the 2026-2027 school year.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue is reminding residents that the state’s annual Sales Tax Holiday—often referred to as Tax Free Weekend—will take place Friday, July 10 through Sunday, July 12, 2026.
During the three-day period, shoppers will not pay state sales tax on qualifying clothing,... Read More.
Phillip M’s Fine Dining at Pearl River Resort has been honored with a 2026 Wine Spectator Restaurant Award, recognizing the restaurant among the world’s top destinations for wine.
Phillip M’s received the Best of Award of Excellence, an honor given to restaurants that demonstrate outstanding... Read More.
The Kosciusko School District has released the school supply list for the 2026-2027 school year.







