Aug. 29, 1996
Mayor George Lewis says that an annexation by Kosciusko probably won’t happen in the next 12 months.
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Lt. Gov. Ronnie Musgrave toured the new Kosciusko High School, taking a look at the state-of-the-art Tech Prep labs.
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Editor Jack Weatherly will be leaving The Star Herald.
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LEAP Center Director Michelle Brown will open the tutoring center for its fourth year this week.
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Kosciusko’s newest restaurant, Burger King, is now open for business.
Sept. 2, 1971
Loretta Lynn will be the mid-week headliner at the Central Mississippi Fair.
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Attala students playing for the Holmes Junior College Bulldogs this season are Randy Martin, Jimmy Langley, Dwight Myrick, Ira Tubby, and Jimmy Dickerson.
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The new addition to the Big Red Band, the rifle corps, include Paula Jennings, Cynthia Davis, Bobbi Jo Sweatt, Judy Carnathan, Cheryl Sides, and Ginger Roby.
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Mrs. James Hughes is glad to be back home in Kosciusko after moving around for a few years. She enjoys decoupage, yard work, and cooking.
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Jordan Furniture has pianos for sale for $298.00.
