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City of Kosciusko considers mending smoking ordinance

Wednesday, March 16 by Breck Riley

The City of Kosciusko is considering make a change to its smoking ordinance. During this week's meeting of the Board of Aldermen, the owners of Spring Street Cigars asked the board to consider changing the... Read More.

Minute with the Mayor: March 16, 2022

Wednesday, March 16 by Breck Riley

This week on Minute with the Mayor: Kosciusko Mayor Tim Kyle discusses possible changes coming to the city's smoking ordinance and the county taking over control of the 911 dispatch.

Kosciusko School Superintendent named finalist for Pascagoula-Gautier job

Wednesday, March 16 by Breck Riley

According to public reports from WLOX-TV and the Associated Press, two candidates remain in the search for the next person to lead the Pascagoula-Gautier School District in Mississippi. The district’s Board of Trustees announced... Read More.

Kosciusko Municipal Court holding amnesty week

Wednesday, March 16 by Breck Riley

The Kosciusko Municipal Court is announcing a week of amnesty. Dates are Monday, March 14 - Friday, March 18 from 9:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. And from 9:00 am -1:00 pm Saturday, March 19. For anyone that... Read More.

Fireworks show announced for Natchez Trace Festival Family Night

Wednesday, March 16 by Breck Riley

Fireworks are coming back to the Natchez Trace Festival. The show is set for Friday, April 29 at 9:00 pm following the Karaoke Competition. The fireworks will be staged in the parking lot behind the... Read More.

Senate Passes Tax Bill Which Includes Help With High Gas Prices

Tuesday, March 15 by Randy Bell

The Mississippi Senate has voted in favor of a tax relief bill which includes a six-month suspension of the state fuel tax to help lower gas prices. That was added to the Senate’s original... Read More.

Car Crashes into Ditch in Sallis

Tuesday, March 15 by Ashlee Davis

1:54 a.m. – Kosciusko Police responded to a call reporting a disturbance on South Huntington Street. 2:02 p.m. – Kosciusko Police were called to a residence on East Jefferson Street when they received calls reporting... Read More.

UPDATED – Woods Fires Cause Trouble for Local Departments

Tuesday, March 15 by Ashlee Davis

Monday March 14th, 2022 5:54 a.m. – Kosciusko Fire Department was dispatched to a residence on Smythe Street for a woods fire. 12:45 p.m. – Kosciusko Police were called to a residence on Lucas Street when... Read More.

Armed Robbery and More in Attala and Leake Arrests

Tuesday, March 15 by Breck Riley

Hosemann Wants State Gas Tax Suspended

Monday, March 14 by Randy Bell

A small part of what we’re paying for gas is the state fuel tax of 18.4 cents per gallon. And Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann says that’s a tax we could do without—for six months. ... Read More.

Five More Local COVID Deaths Reported

Monday, March 14 by Randy Bell

The State Health Department says five more COVID-19 deaths have been reported in the local area since last Monday. Three of the deaths were in Leake County with one each in Attala and Neshoba... Read More.

Governor Signs CRT Ban

Monday, March 14 by Randy Bell

Governor Reeves on Monday signed legislation to prohibit the teaching of Critical Race Theory in Mississippi's public schools, community colleges and universities. Senate Bill 2113 says students should not be taught that "any sex,... Read More.

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City of Kosciusko considers mending smoking ordinance

Minute with the Mayor: March 16, 2022

Kosciusko School Superintendent named finalist for Pascagoula-Gautier job

Kosciusko Municipal Court holding amnesty week

Fireworks show announced for Natchez Trace Festival Family Night

Senate Passes Tax Bill Which Includes Help With High Gas Prices

Car Crashes into Ditch in Sallis

UPDATED – Woods Fires Cause Trouble for Local Departments

Armed Robbery and More in Attala and Leake Arrests

Hosemann Wants State Gas Tax Suspended

Five More Local COVID Deaths Reported

Governor Signs CRT Ban

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