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Another COVID Death in Neshoba County

Friday, January 7 by Randy Bell

The State Health Department Friday reported 16 more deaths blamed on COVID-19, one of them in Neshoba County. That makes 211 deaths in the county. There were 6,774 new cases reported statewide including 53... Read More.

Parkway Undergoes Geologic Mapping

Friday, January 7 by Randy Bell

A project to produce the first comprehensive geologic maps of areas near the Natchez Trace Parkway is proceeding toward Kosciusko. The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality’s Office of Geology released maps of the Ridgeland, Pocahontas,... Read More.

More Details Released On Leake Homicide

Friday, January 7 by Randy Bell

A Leake County man is facing a murder charge after his girlfriend's body was found on the side of a county road south of Edinburg Thursday. Sheriff Randy Atkinson says it appears that Kerri... Read More.

Work begins on new Kosciusko High School weight room/health center

Friday, January 7 by Breck Riley

Work has started on a new athletics facility for the Kosciusko School District. Ground was broken this week on the new PE/health center/weight room at the district's athletics complex located at the Attala County Fairgrounds. The... Read More.

Multiple Collisions Today in Attala

Thursday, January 6 by Ashlee Davis

6:56 a.m. – Attala County Deputies were dispatched to a one-vehicle accident that occurred on Highway 35 North near the Carroll county line. No one was injured in the crash. 8:04 a.m. – Kosciusko Police... Read More.

COVID: Another Day, Another Record

Thursday, January 6 by Randy Bell

After smashing the daily record for new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, Mississippi saw even higher numbers Thursday. The State Health Department reported 7,079 new infections, almost 500 more than the day before. The statewide spike... Read More.

Local musician qualifies for honor band

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

A local band student has qualified for an honor band. Robin Veasley, a student at Ethel High School, has qualified for the East Central Mississippi Band Director's Association Honor Band. She will participate in the band's... Read More.

Audio: City of Kosciusko announces new guidelines for pet adoptions and more

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

The City of Kosciusko has announced new guidelines for adopting pets, dogs specifically. Dogs can be adopted from the city for $75. That $75 will include a rabies vaccine and the animal being spayed or neutered. Additionally,... Read More.

“When One is Too Many” Singer Songwriter Mike Curtis On B-MO in the MO’rning (Audio)

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

B-MO in the MO'rning - It's not uncommon for Johnny Boswell and I to have conversations about music, or conversations about artists we know but earlier in the week we had one that led... Read More.

The New “GUY” in Town Joins B-MO in the MO’rning (Audio)

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

B-MO in the MO'rning - There's a new guy in the Boswell Media family and when we say "guy", we mean "Guy" as local award winning photographer Rick Guy! Rick joined B-MO in the... Read More.

Mississippi House poised to vote on congressional remapping

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

The Republican-controlled Mississippi House is considering plan to redraw the state’s four congressional districts. A committee approved it Wednesday, and the full House is expected to vote Thursday. The plan was unveiled last month. It expands the... Read More.

Mississippi lieutenant governor tests positive for COVID-19

Thursday, January 6 by Breck Riley

Mississippi Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann has tested positive for COVID-19 after the opening day of a legislative session when Hosemann and many other people were walking around the Capitol without wearing masks. A news release... Read More.

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