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KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--A two-car wreck was called in by an Attala County deputy just after 11 Saturday night on Jefferson St. extention at Hwy. 12.
An ambulance was called, as well as Kosciusko Police.
Airbags were reported to have deployed anbd one person was holding their face.
SALLIS, Miss.--A grass fire was reported shortly after 11 a.m. Saturday in the Sallis area. That was reported on Attala Rd. 4147.
When Attala County firefighters arrived on scene they asked for assistance from the Mississippi Forestry Commission and also asked for the power company... Read More.
LEXINGTON, Miss.--The Lexington Police Department has agreed to change some of its policies in a settlement reached with the U.S. Dept. of Justice. The settlement is to answer complaints about the department's treatment of citizens during pullovers and arrests, which came to a head... Read More.
KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--Attala County firefighters responded to the call of a woods fire near the intersection of Hwy. 19 south and Attala Rd. 5115.
The call was just before 10:30 Friday night.
Once firefighters spotted the fire deep in the woiods they called for the Mississippi Forestry... Read More.
With winds easing up, the National Weather Service won't be issuing a Red Flag Warning today but is cautioning the public to heed burn bans because dangerous fire conditions, including low humidity and critically dry vegetation, still exist. NWS says there's a limited risk... Read More.
The Kosciusko Whippets football team, still smarting from their first loss of the season last week to forever-rival Louisville, traveled to Greenwood to play the Bulldogs Friday night.
The home team scored first. Kosciusko led at the end of the first quarter, 14-6. Greenwood took... Read More.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has issued a Silver Alert for a Carroll County man. Willie Edward Montgomery, 79, of Coila, was last seen Tuesday evening in the 2700 block of County Road 149 in Carroll County, walking in an unknown direction. Family members... Read More.
Ethel High School’s Beta Club celebrated its newest group of student leaders Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, during a special induction ceremony held in the school library.
The national organization, which emphasizes character, leadership, achievement, and service, officially inducted four students who were recognized for their... Read More.
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Miscellaneous
The Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center has announced its October Students of the Month for each of its programs.
These students were selected by their program instructors for showing outstanding participation, effort, and dedication in their classes.
October Students of the Month:
Ag Science: Braylen Fleming
Automotive:... Read More.
A unique combination fly-in and car show is coming to the Kosciusko-Attala County Airport on Saturday, Oct. 17, to raise funds for a vital regional cause.
The event, hosted by Sisney Construction, will benefit Pilots for Patients, an organization that provides free air transportation for... Read More.
Kosciusko Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating two men, both wanted for felony fleeing. Cruz Nash, 31 of Kosciusko, is wanted in connection to an incident that occurred on September 12, and Likrarius Ward, 25 of Attala, is wanted for an... Read More.
The Holmes Community College Bulldogs traveled to Scooba tonight to play the Lions of East Mississippi Community College. After a scoreless opening quarter for both teams, the Bulldogs were first to put points on the scoreboard to take a 7-0 lead early in the... Read More.
Around 11:00 AM, the Attala County Sheriff's Office received a call about a wreck on King St. in Ethel about a mile from downtown.
As more information came in about the crash, it was determined there were no entrapments, but there was a pregnant female... Read More.
Attala County officials are issuing a stern warning to residents as dangerously dry conditions continue and fire calls increase across the county.
Sheriff Curtis Pope says the Attala County Sheriff's Office does not want to issue fines, but citations will soon be issued to those... Read More.
CARTHAGE, Miss.--A burn ban is now in effect for Leake County, which means no outdoor burning for now.
The announcement was made Thursday afternoon by the Leake County Sheriff's Office and the Leaqke County Firefighters Assoc.
"We are asking everyone to take this seriously and help... Read More.


















