The OWBGC Dynamic Voices Gospel Choir held its annual Spring Gospel Fest Saturday, drawing gospel singing groups from the area to raise their voices in praise.
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Kosciusko Police Chief Herbert Dew told The Star-Herald this morning that two phone scams have been hitting the area in recent days.
In the first scam, the caller indicates they are raising money for the Kosciusko Police Department.
A wall of the building slated to become the Mississippi Native American Museum on court square has collapsed overnight and a portion of the roof has caved in, according to Kosciusko Mayor Jimmy Cockroft.
Just as the Attala County Board of Supervisors were set to adjourn its meeting Tuesday morning, Beat 4 Supervisor Kary Ellington brought up the issue of litter on Attala County roadways, leading to a brief discussion of Attala County having its own jail again.
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has released the most recent school- and district-level chronic absence data, which shows that 14.2 percent of Mississippi students were absent 10 percent or more of the time enrolled during the 2016-17 school year.
Ann Firestone Jordan left her mark on Kosciusko in the most artistic way.
February marks American Heart Month, a great time to check in on your resolutions to eat right, exercise and take steps to maintain your health. When it comes to your heart, you can never be too careful.
How much tape does it take to stick a principal to the wall? Apparently, it takes 639 pieces.
