Two new members of the Attala County Board of Supervisors were elected Tuesday night. Bobby Lindsay and Steven Goss were voted in to serve in District 1 and District 3, respectively.
A mother from Yalobusha County spoke Monday to members of the Attala County Board of Supervisors, urging them to pass a local ordinance to ban the sell of caffeine pills to anyone under the age of 18.
Beehive Marketplace is planned for Friday, Nov. 6, at the Mary Ricks Thornton Cultural Center and is being sponsored by the Attala Historical Society.
Commander James W. (Bill) Bailey, a retired United States Navy veteran, will serve as the keynote speaker at a fundraiser for the Oprah Winfrey Boys and Girls Club of Kosciusko/Attala County Thursday night.
Concerns over upcoming work to be done by AT&T throughout Attala County were curbed somewhat during the Monday morning meeting of the board of supervisors.
The Kosciusko-Attala Development Corporation Board of Directors honored outgoing board chairman Jonathan Powers during its meeting Monday afternoon.
In a scene that looked like a worker being rescued by bucket truck, employees with Kosciusko Water & Light were actually putting up fall decorations Monday morning by placing a pole climbing scarecrow outside the KWL office in downtown.
A long-time member of the Kosciusko Police Department has been selected by city officials to serve as the next police chief. Captain Herbert Dew, a 22-year veteran of the local department, will take over as chief on Dec. 1.
Following action taken at the October board meeting of the Attala County Schools Greenlee Elementary School will have an air conditioning/heating system installed in the gymnasium.
Therapists at Baptist Medical Center-Attala Outpatient Rehab will present a Fall Awareness and Prevention Seminar at the hospital Thursday, Oct. 15, beginning at 9 a.m.
