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The West Civic Club met Wednesday at the club meeting room. There were nine members present plus two guests — . . .

Rho Nu Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.will present its annual Blue Revue Debutante Scholarship Pageant

Rho Nu Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. will sponsor its annual Blue Revue Debutante Scholarship Pageant on . . .

Recipes for leftover holiday turkey

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The Church Bulletin

Attala County Community Choir The Attala County Community Choir will share “A Time for Giving,” a Christmas singing event. The . . .

Saying something you don’t really mean

Many years ago I was coach of my youngest daughter’s softball team. We lived in a small town and only . . .

Elementary students learn about horses during program
By MIRANDA BURCHFIELD - Staff Writer
Thu,12/01/22-2:00PM, 735 Reads
Attala County elementary school students recently heard some Horse Tales.
Greenlee Elementary students learned about horses and had the opportunity to pet and brush two horses during the Horse Tales program presented by Mississippi State University graduate school students Hannah Valigura and Molly Friend.
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4 charged with aggravated assault
By MIRANDA BURCHFIELD - Staff writer
Wed,11/30/22-9:00PM, 1,309 Reads
Four suspects have been charged after a home on Wildwood Terrace in Kosciusko was shot into in November.
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Opinion: Debutante ball was a surprising amount of fun
By WYATT EMMERICH
Tue,11/29/22-1:58PM, 523 Reads 10,283 Statewide
This Thanksgiving was unique for the Emmerich family. The day after Thanksgiving, I presented my daughter Ruth Olivia Emmerich at the Debutante Club of Mississippi’s main gala at the Country Club of Jackson.
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Former soccer player becomes all-star kicker for Trojans
By ROBBIE ROBERTSON
Wed,11/30/22-6:00AM, 2,140 Reads
In early August, before Central Holmes took the field against Clinton Christian, Ryan Lindsay of Kosciusko wrote on Facebook that “this is what dreams are made of.”
He was referring to his son, Dan, taking the field for the Central Holmes football team. Little did the Kosciusko dad know what was ahead.
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Jatadious Ragsdale, a fifth grade student at Long Creek Elementary School, pets a horse during the Horse Tales presentation held at the school. Also pictured is Greg Bermond. Photo by Miranda Burchfield

Elementary students learn about horses during program

Attala County elementary school students recently heard some Horse Tales.

Greenlee Elementary students learned about horses and had the opportunity to pet and brush two horses during the Horse Tales program presented by Mississippi State University graduate school students Hannah Valigura and Molly Friend.