Author: Breck Riley

In 2009, the Junior Auxiliary of Kosciusko established a $1,000 scholarship in loving memory of Rose Dorchuck. Rose was a life member of Junior Auxiliary and was involved at the local level in Kosciusko as well as the national level for many years. This scholarship will be awarded to an individual currently attending or returning to college to pursue... Read More.

McAdams High School has announced the addition of girls volleyball to its athletics programs. The school made the announcement on its Twitter page Friday afternoon. McAdams High School will be adding girls volleyball as a sport this upcoming school year. pic.twitter.com/8EhrhjNPgV — McAdams High (@McAdamsBulldogs) July 10, 2020 Students that wish to try... Read More.

The Kosciusko Attala Partnership held a ribbon cutting today for a new business downtown. Kosy Martial Arts recently opened its doors just off the square. The studio is located at 105 South Jackson St.  

Mississippi’s five largest hospitals are reporting they have no Intensive Care Unit beds available amid a surge in coronavirus cases. Another four hospitals are reporting 5% or less availability. Dr. Alan Jones of the University of Mississippi Medical Center says he was awakened by a 4 a.m. call this week because the hospital had no place to put patients. Mississippi... Read More.

Your local Attala County Farmers Market continues to provide a safe environment for you to purchase fresh locally grown produce. As the summer produce picks up, we want to remind our customers that we are an Authorized Market Site and  can redeem various government vouchers for your shopping needs. We accepted both  FMNP (Farmers Market Nutrition Program) vouchers for... Read More.

Helping Hands Ministries Director Matt Tucker was on Breezy 101 this morning with Breck. He announced a new shrimp boil fundraiser to help raise money for upcoming projects. Tickets can be purchased at the Kosciusko Attala Partnership office and several other locations around town.

At least 26 legislators and 10 other people who work at Mississippi's state Capitol have tested positive for the new coronavirus. The state's top public health official, Dr. Thomas Dobbs, said Wednesday that the number could be even higher. The reported number only reflects those who were tested recently in Jackson, and some legislators have also been tested since... Read More.