McAdams News

Kosciusko Medical Clinic, in conjunction with the Mississippi State Department of Health, are participating in the Adopt-a-School H1N1 flu vaccination program.

After more than 20 years in the 'choose-and-cut' business, the Ole McDaniel Christmas Tree Farm in Attala County will sell its last Leyland Cypress this year.

The tradition of going annually to McDaniel's Christmas Tree Farm for selecting the perfect tree for the season is coming to an end for many Attala County families.

Reports of stolen items -James Dodd, of Attala County Road 221, reported missing a Wells Fargo check for $3,000 from his truck on Oct.

On Oct. 15, the school districts of Attala County and Kosciusko City Schools will host a CAREER/COLLEGE DAY for Juniors and Seniors at the Oprah Winfrey Boys and Girls Club in Kosciusko, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Students will be bused from their respective school sites to meet with local and statewide representatives from a variety of colleges, ...

The Attala County School Board is one step closer to constructing buildings on school grounds.

Students caught with their cell phone at school, will have to say "bye bye" to the handheld gadget for a little while.

There is one thing for certain amongst Attala County School administrators - There is always room for improvement on the Mississippi Department of Education state-wide testing.

The search for a new girls basketball coach at McAdams High School has apparently finally come to an end.

Jim Wood has been hired as the new fast-pitch softball coach at Ethel High School.

After being added to the Attala County School Board's agenda Monday night, school board member Mack Willie Clark got his opportunity to say his piece about needed structural improvements at McAdams High School.

The Attala County School Board approved to purchase the Read 180 and Achieve3000 programs for the district after hearing from Achieve3000 District Coordinator and seventh and eighth grade English teacher Velvet Adcock during the Monday night meeting in the Attala County Courthouse.

A Holmes County man wanted in a Lexington shooting turned himself into authorities early this morning, officials said.