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The fireworks ordinance for the City of Kosciusko states that fireworks can be used in the city from June 15 through July 5 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Anyone violating the ordinance will be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and/or imprisonment of up to six months.
Hartness celebrates 40 years in medicine
Graduation from medical school and earning his M.D. degree 40 years ago was just the beginning of learning for Kosciusko physician Dr.
Threet recognized for outstanding service at luncheon
The Mississippi Main Street Association celebrated achievements of Mississippi Main Street communities including Kosciusko at a Blues Reception and Annual Awards Luncheon held at the Old Capitol Inn in Jackson.
Reliving history:10-year-old girl takes part in Civil War re-enactment
While most 10-year-old girls are thinking of frilly dresses or a cool frock for the summer temperatures, Abigail Proctor of Kosciusko, might be found wearing woolen trousers, long sleeve shirt with vest along with a woolen cap.
June 25, 1959 Miss Mary Love of Jackson has been named Associate Director of the Mississippi Library Commission.
From watermelon to barbecue, festivals go whole hog
Food festivals dot the Mississippi summer calendar, giving communities the chance to celebrate heritage and harvest and chow down at the same time.
The Chill to cool summer crowd at June Jam
The Chill will fill the air on Friday night as the main musical attraction of June Jam on the Square in Downtown Kosciusko on Friday night.
Two years ago, if you asked me where I would be in the great state of Mississippi - I would have said Pontotoc.
Weekend arrest report from Kosciusko Police Department
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests: -Linda Gladys Cooks, 26, was charged with suspended driver's license and seat belt violation on North Natchez Street Sunday.
Rutherford named pharmacy board president
Eddie Rutherford of Kosciusko, was installed president of the Mississippi Pharmacists Association at the organization's 138th Annual Annual Meeting held in Sandestin, FL June 7-10. Serving with Rutherford are Kimsey Cooper of Carthage, president elect; Waymon Tigrett of Brandon, treasurer; and Kris Harrell of Pearl, Executive Committee member at ...
Party at the Pines to benefit MS Firefighters Memorial Burn Association
An evening of music, fun, festivities will be Saturday from 4 p.m. until at Jerry McCrory's Pond about five miles from Kosciusko on Highway 19 South.
Pas couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
Though they tease each other as only the most dedicated life-long partners can, Bill and Catherine Grubbs agree their 70-year marriage was the result of one real-good recipe.
Attala County banker elected to MBA Board of Directors
Jeffrey B. Lacey of Kosciusko has been elected to a 3-year term on the Mississippi Bankers Association Board of Directors.
Artists sought for OWB&G Club calender; deadline for Attala art is July 1
The Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club and the Jordan Gallery of Kosciusko announce the first annual calendar competition.
Vera "Patsy" Fowler, 65, a photo analyst with Mississippi School Pictures, died Tuesday, June, 9, 2009, at Attala County Nursing Center.
Budget hearing set by KCSB; Coaching changes made
The Kosciusko City School Board City School Board approved to advertise the upcoming school year budget hearing for July 3 at 10 a.m. during their Monday night board meeting.
KPD arrest several over the weekend
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests: -Percy Lee Wair, 24, was charged with improper equipment and suspended driver's license on Highway 12 East Monday.
Gospel Jubilee set at Attala Coliseum
The Mississippi Gospel Jubilee is scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights, June 12 and 13 at the Attala County Coliseum in Kosciusko.
McCain expected to be new KHS head football coach
The new head football coach at Kosciusko High School will apparently be Stan McCain.
Stan McCain Accepts Head Coaching Job at Kosciusko
The West Lauderdale Knights will have a new football coach when the team hits the field this fall.