Holmes County Bank & Trust President Robert Killebrew confirmed Tuesday that the bank will build a new branch, to be named Attala County Bank, at the intersection of Highway 12 and Veteran’s Memorial Drive in Kosciusko.
Students from the Health Science Program at the Kosciusko/Attala CTC traveled to Meridian Community College on Saturday, January 25, 2020 to participate in the HOSA District Competition.
County and city officials will have three ambulance service proposals to consider by the end of this month, with the new contract set to begin April 1.
The Attala County Board of Supervisors is hoping to catch up on road maintenance and has begun planning for bridge and road projects using LSBP and State Aid funds available to them during the next five years.
Friends who have known each other for many years often can tell when the other is not feeling well. That turned out to be true for Melissa Breazeale, a pharmacy technician at Walmart, and her old friend, Joe D. Rockett.
Brother Barry Corbett, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Kosciusko, delivered an opening prayer to the state senate on Monday, Feb. 10, at the invitation of Senator Sally Doty, who led the Pledge of Allegiance before Lt.
The Feb. 2020 meeting of Little Garden Club was held in the Jackson Room, First Presbyterian Church, Kosciusko, where members of the club welcomed Cindy Brunt Melby of Starkville as guest speaker.
During the week of Feb. 10, house members were busy with committee meetings and hearings. The deadline for the introduction of general bills and constitutional amendments was Monday, Feb.
Jan. 1
Christina M. Cain Harmon, 33-year-old white female of Carthage, was arrested for possession of paraphernalia and of methamphemine by Deputy Nick Cox.
Jan. 2
