At 2:14 pm Kosciusko Police and City Fire and Rescue were called to Middleton Street and highway 12 for a report of a two vehicle MVA. No injuries were reported.
The Mississippi Nurses Foundation Executive Director, Rosalyn Howard, recently presented the Rural Health Recruitment Program to high school students in Kosciusko, MS. The program teaches nursing career ladders and education/training incentive programs (scholarships) with... Read More.
At 3:09 am Attala Deputies, MedStat EMS, The Mississippi Highway Patrol, Providence Volunteers along with Attala Fire and Rescue Central Station responded to a report of a one vehicle MVA on highway 14 east.... Read More.
At 9:03 pm Kosciusko Police, MedStat EMS along with Kosciusko Fire responded to a report of a house fire at 209 North East Street.
Emergency Personal arrived on scene and notified dispatch that heavy smoke... Read More.
At 11:55 am Kosciusko Police along with City Fire and Rescue responded to a report of a two vehicle MVA. The caller said it was located at the intersection of North Street and Wells.... Read More.
The Holmes Community College Board of Trustees has named Midway, Ga. native Raymond Gross as the Bulldogs' next head football coach.
The 2019 season was Gross' sixth at Holmes Community College. The last two years,... Read More.
Students from the Health Science program at the Kosciusko-Attala CTC give a “Thumbs Up to Saving Lives!”
On Friday, Feb. 28, these students spent the day at Baptist-Attala Hospital learning CPR.
The students obtained skills such... Read More.
At 3:33 pm Attala Deputies were called Youth Center Road. The driver of a school bus has a fight in progress on his bus involving three youths.
At 4:56 pm Kosciusko Police and Kosciusko City... Read More.
The Kosciusko High School choir earned an excellent on stage and a superior in sight reading at the MHSAA/MMEA state performance assessment held at Pearl High School March 3.
The choir is directed by Stephanie... Read More.
Holmes Community College President Dr. Jim Haffey spoke at the Mississippi state capitol Wednesday.
Haffey and faculty from the state's other community colleges were there to lobby for more funding.
The group asked the legislature to... Read More.