Photo: Repaving resumes on the square in downtown Kosciusko
Some streets around the Kosciusko square downtown are closed today as the repaving project continues.
The project was delayed last week due to rain.
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Kosciusko receives Mississippi Main Street accreditation
Kosciusko has been designated as a Main Street America™ program for meeting rigorous performance standards set by the National Main Street Center and the Mississippi Main Street Association.
Each year, the National Main Street Center... Read More.
Mississippi’s tax filing deadline is Wednesday
Procrastinators are facing a deadline to file their 2019 Mississippi income tax returns.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the state extended its filing deadline from April 15 until July 15. That is this Wednesday.
That is... Read More.
Dates and bag limits released for 2020-2021 hunting seasons.
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks has released dates and bags limits for 2020 - 2021 hunting seasons.
Deer archery season opens Oct. 1 and runs through Nov. 20 for Delta, South... Read More.
McAdams High School will have a volleyball team this fall
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... Read More.
Ribbon cutting for new karate studio
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 out of ICU beds
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... Read More.
District 27 Rep Kenneth Walker Tests Positive, Talks Covid
Local Representative Kenneth Walker has tested positive for Covid-19. He announced "In an effort to provide an update to the testing at the state capital, I wanted to inform my constituents, family, colleagues, and... Read More.
Message from Attala County Farmers Market
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... Read More.
COVID hits more legislators amid rapid spread in Mississippi
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... Read More.
Emergency Dispatches July 08, 2020
At 8:330 am Kosciusko Police were called to Cedar lane for a report of a mean dog.
At 8:338 am Kosciusko was called to a report of a one vehicle MVA on highway 35 south.
Masks to be required at MS driver’s license offices
Masks will become mandatory at all Driver License Offices beginning Monday, July 13.
“We have to be diligent in our efforts to limit transmission of the virus,” said DPS Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell. “We... Read More.
