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SALLIS, Miss.--A one-car wreck was reported Saturday morning near Sallis.
The 911 call came in about 8:15 a.m. and Attala County firefighters and deputies were sent to Attala Rd. 4101.
The person told deputies she was not hurt, but just scared after hitting a tree. An... Read More.
HEAT ADVISORY shown in orange on map above
Holmes County continues under a heat advisory through Monday evening. The advisory stretches from the Delta through the Jackson area to the I-59 corridor and the coast. In Durant, the heat index this afternoon could reach 107.
Temperatures... Read More.
KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--A house fire was reported Friday night on Youth Center Road across from Bethlehem Church.
The 911 call came in at 9:07 p.m.
When firefighters arrived they reported smoke and flames coming from all sides of the house. They also reported seeing sparks from electrical... Read More.
KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--A house fire was reported Friday night on Youth Center Road across from Bethlehem Church.
The 911 call came in at 9:07 p.m.
When firefighters arrived they reported smoke and flames coming from all sides of the house. They also reported seeing sparks from electrical... Read More.
The State Health Department says Mississippi now has five confirmed cases of an intestinal illness which has been at the center of a multi-state outbreak in recent weeks. And at least one of those cases of cyclosporiasis is in the public health district which... Read More.
Update: The identity of the propane truck driver who lost his life in the crash has been released. Attala County Coroner Sam Bell says Mr. Kevin Gant, 60, of the Singleton community was pronounced deceased at the scene due to injuries sustained in the... Read More.
The Attala County Library is inviting the community to celebrate 250 years of the American spirit during its “All American Birthday Bash” Friday, July 17.
The event will celebrate the nation’s heritage while creating new community traditions.
Attendees will also get to see the announcement of... Read More.
Boswell Media Sports commentators Breck Riley (Kosciusko/Holmes CC) and Cooper Sanders (Leake Academy) attended the 4th annual Sportscasters Kickoff Gathering Thursday at the WFCA Radio Lounge on the campus of French Camp Academy.
Broadcasters from all across the state gathered for the annual event, which... Read More.
Last night at the Choctaw Indian Fair a new Choctaw Indian Princess was crowned. Lexi Alaysia Flint from the Red Water Community (Leake County) was crowned as the 71st Choctaw Indian Princess. She was sponsored by the Red Water Development Club.
Lexi also won the... Read More.
The Attala County Fire Department responded to a gas leak Wednesday evening on Attala Road 1116.
According to ACFD Chief Tim Cox, firefighters arrived to find a vehicle parked on top of a 250 gallon underground propane tank.
The vehicle reportedly damaged the main valve of... Read More.
Karts Pharmacy held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday, July 15.
The event was held at the pharmacy’s location in Parkway Plaza in Kosciusko and was attended by local officials, community leaders, and residents.
Karts Pharmacy provides prescription services and healthcare products.
Staff and representatives of the business... Read More.
At about 8:00 PM Tuesday evening, a minor fender bender was reported in the parking lot of Adam's Grocery on Hwy 12.
Kosciusko police responded and found no injuries had occurred.
Around 12:00 AM on Wednesday morning, the Attala County Sheriff's Office received a notification of a tree that fell on the Natchez Trace between mile markers 163 and 164. They were also notified of a driver who ran into the tree while it was... Read More.
The debate over whether Americans should continue changing their clocks twice a year is back in the spotlight.
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed legislation that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide, reigniting a long-running discussion: Should we keep the extra evening daylight... Read More.
Many teachers are up in arms over a new way of purchasing classroom supplies. The Mississippi Department of Education says each qualified teacher has been allocated $748 in Education Enhancement Funds and they’re being told they can access the money starting today through a... Read More.







