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Gas For $2.38? It’s Happening In Forest Today

Tuesday, June 28 by Randy Bell

The cheapest gas in Mississippi-- for two hours today-- will be in Forest. The Mississippi chapter of a group called Americans for Prosperity will be offering a big discount at one gas station-- $2.38 a gallon. The group's state director, Starla Brown, says that... Read More.

Heat Wave Broken, Tornado Confirmed

Tuesday, June 28 by Randy Bell

What a difference a day makes. After most of Mississippi struggled through another day of extreme heat on Sunday, Monday's highs were 10 to 15 degrees cooler. Meridian, which had gone seven straight days with triple digit temperatures, topped out at 91 Monday. And... Read More.

Rollover Crash on HWY 35 in Attala

Monday, June 27 by Ashlee Davis

Monday, June 27, 2022 10:00 a.m. – Attala County Deputies, Emergency Medical Services, and Attala County Fire Department was dispatched to a one-vehicle rollover accident on HWY 35 North between Sugar Creek and Hesterville. The vehicle ran off the road and was in the... Read More.

Robert Pickle Places in Top Ten at International Competition

Monday, June 27 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

Robert Pickle, a 2023 senior at Kosciusko High School, competed in the 2022 Internation Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) competition in Nashville. Robert competed in the category of Family Medicine Physician. He has been a student of Mrs. Amy Price at Kosciusko/Attala Career... Read More.

Audio: Speaking with 20221 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year Zechariah Lloyd

Monday, June 27 by Breck Riley

Over the weekend, Zechariah Lloyd from Oxford was crowned the 2022 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year at The MAX in Meridian. We caught up with him right after the announcement and here's what he had to say.....

Sunday – One Vehicle MVA On Hwy 12 W

Monday, June 27 by Evan Miles

12:48 pm - Officials responded to a one vehicle MVA on Highway 12 West. Injuries were reported on the scene. 6:18 pm - Officers were dispatched to a woods fire on Attala Road 3102.

Saturday – Trespasser On Attala Rd 4167

Sunday, June 26 by Evan Miles

12:22 pm - Caller called in requesting a deputy come out to Attala Road 4167 for a trespasser.

Zechariah Lloyd named 2022 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year

Sunday, June 26 by Breck Riley

Zechariah Lloyd from Oxford has been named the 2022 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year. Lloyd was one of fifeteen finalists to perform Saturday night at The MAX in Meridian, where the contest was held. Contestants competed for a chance to have their song professionally recorded at... Read More.

Church Bulletin

Saturday, June 25 by Lora Beckham

Ebenezer Baptist Church is having revival June 26th -29th. Daniel Fortenberry will be preaching. Wes Breazeale is leading the music. Sunday services are at 10:30 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. Monday through Wednesday services are at 7:00 P.M. Please make plans to worship with... Read More.

Multiple Fires in Attala and Several Calls from Sallis Area

Friday, June 24 by Ashlee Davis

Friday, June 24, 2022 5:39 a.m. – Attala County Deputies were alerted to a suspicious person on Attala Road 4101 near the Sallis area. 5:58 a.m. – Attala County Deputies were notified of a vehicle that was wrecked and abandoned on Attala Road 4101. 6:05 a.m.... Read More.

New Superintendent for Kosciusko School District Announced

Friday, June 24 by Ashlee Davis

The Kosciusko School District has announced who the new superintendent of Kosciusko School district will be. Dr. Zachary Bost, who currently serves as principal of Petal High School, has been appointed as the new superintendent of Kosciusko School District. Dr. Bost’s appointment came... Read More.

Mississippi Reaction To Supreme Court Ruling Overturning Roe v. Wade

Friday, June 24 by Randy Bell

Governor Reeves' statement: Mississippi has led the nation to overcome one of the greatest injustices in the history of our country. Our state’s historic case before the United States Supreme Court was the catalyst for overturning Roe v. Wade and has made the nation safer... Read More.