Attala SO was dispatched to Old Hwy 12 E between Kosciusko and Ethel for a 1 car MVA at 12:54 pm. Ethel VFW was called to assist. Upon arrival deputies found one individual that... Read More.
2:26 a.m. – Attala County Deputies responded to a call from Attala Road 4171 reporting a stolen vehicle.
8:17 a.m. – Kosciusko Police were called to a residence on By-Way Road regarding stolen property.
8:45 a.m.... Read More.
*Story by Mary Margaret Busby
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Holmes Community College a $2.76 million grant to enhance Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) offerings.
The multifaceted purpose of the grant... Read More.
This week on Minute with the Mayor: Kosciusko Mayor Tim Kyle discusses the city's new proposal for food trucks the city accepting applications for a new Kosciusko Water & Light commissioner.
The City of Kosciusko is accepting applications for a Kosciusko Water & Light commissioner.
Applications can be found at Kosciusko City Hall and will be accepted through Tuesday, Nov. 16.
The board of aldermen will announce... Read More.
STATE WIDE--The final approval for the COVID-19 vaccine for kids age 5 to 11, was given by the CDC Tuesday, and the state is preparing to make the vaccine available for the parents and... Read More.
The Attala County School District has made changes to its mask guidelines.
The school district released the following statement Tuesday night:
"The Attala County School Board has updated the mask guidelines. Masks are highly encouraged inside... Read More.
Newly hired Kosciusko Chief of Police Chris Wray spoke Tuesday to the Lion's Club.
Wray spoke to the club about his background and his plans for the department.
Highlights included implementing programs to help officers connect... Read More.
Authorities in central Mississippi are investigating a bomb threat that was made on social media.
Kosciusko Mayor Tim Kyle said the threat was made on SnapChat and that a student in the Kosciusko School District... Read More.
The Kosciusko Police Department has a new Facebook page.
Chief of Police Chris Wray says the page will be used for "press releases, community service events, notable arrests or activity, any pertinent information that the... Read More.
STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves said Monday that state lawmakers are not done negotiating a new medical marijuana bill to replace Initiative 65, which was voted on by the people and thrown out by the... Read More.