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Kosciusko School District suspends feeding program

Tuesday, March 24 by Breck Riley

The Kosciusko School District has suspended its feeding and nutrition program due to growing concerns about the spread of COVID-19. Superintendent Billy Ellzey released a statement Tuesday on the school district Facebook page. "We have... Read More.

Mississippi Department of Revenue extends tax filing deadline

Tuesday, March 24 by Breck Riley

The Mississippi Department of Revenue is extending filing and payment deadlines until May 15, 2020. “This includes both individual and corporate income taxes. The first quarter 2020 estimated tax payment is also extended until that... Read More.

Natchez Trace Festival postponed due to COVID-19

Tuesday, March 24 by Breck Riley

The 51st annual Natchez Trace Festival has been postponed. The Kosciusko Attala Partnership Office made the announcement Monday. Due to COVID-19 concerns, we have rescheduled the 51st Annual Natchez Trace Festival for September 18-19, 2020. Our... Read More.

Kosciusko Attala Career Tech Center offering distance learning for students

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

The Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center is working toward transitioning to distance learning for all CTC students. Student class assignments can be accessed several ways: student email, google drive (for classes that use this in class), Remind101, and printed... Read More.

One Transported to Hospital After Highway 35 Crash

Monday, March 23 by Emergency Desk

At 9:46 am Attala Deputies, The Mississippi Highway Patrol, Emergency Management, MedStat EMS, Carmack Volunteers along with Attala Fire and Rescue responded to a report of a one vehicle MVA. The caller said it... Read More.

Photo: Trace Urgent Care drive-thru COVID-19 testing site

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

Premier Medical Group administrator Wes Carter and RN Cindy Smith are set up at Trace Urgent Care in Kosciusko, an official drive-thru COVID-10 screening clinic. If you have symptoms of COVID-19, call 662-289-9155 to set... Read More.

Attala County School District suspends meal program

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

The Attala County School District has suspended its Pandemic Feeding Programmed. The announcement was made on the district's Twitter page. For more information, call the School District Office at 662-289-2801. Due to increasing concerns of COVID-19, we... Read More.

KAP office open by appointment only

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

The Kosciusko Attala Partnership office is now open by appointment only. No visitors will be allowed in without an appointment. The office is located at 101 N Natchez St in Kosciusko. Appointments can be made by: Phone... Read More.

Kosciusko schools to continue to provide meals to students during school closure

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

The Kosciusko School District Child Nutrition program will provide an opportunity for children to receive meals during school closure. Families may drive through or walk up to three distribution sites to receive meals. Children up to... Read More.

Mississippi limits dine-in at restaurants to slow virus

Monday, March 23 by Breck Riley

The Mississippi health officer is recommending that all restaurants and bars stop dine-in services to help slow the spread of the new coronavirus. It also recommends that people not attend weddings, funerals, church services or... Read More.

First Baptist Church Host Drive-in Church

Sunday, March 22 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

First Baptist Church Kosciusko hosted Drive-in Church Sunday evening in downtown Kosciusko. The congregation parked in the Renasant Bank Parking Lot, tuned their radio to Breezy 101, and honked their horns in celebration to... Read More.

No New COVID-19 cases in Attala or Leake Counties

Sunday, March 22 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

As of Sunday, March 22, there are no new COVID-19 cases in Attala or Leake Counties. According to the Mississippi Department of Health, Attala and Leake Counties both have one confirmed case of COVID-19.... Read More.

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