The 2019 season brought forth the creation of the first-ever Kosciusko girls volleyball season. The news not only grabbed the attention of the Whippets’ athletic community, but it also energized a city eager to welcome a new athletic program.
The last slow-pitch softball season in the history of Ethel High School is one the Lady Tigers can certainly take pride in.
After a stellar career at McAdams, Percy Lewis is moving on to the junior college ranks where he will be playing for the defending football national champion.
If you want a ringing endorsement of French Camp Academy, the person to contact is senior Seth Box.
“It’s a great school and an even better group of people,” he said. “They really try to prepare you for the future. They instill some Christian values.
What if I told you that French Camp had a baseball game this year in which the Panthers committed five errors and their pitchers walked nine batters, resulting in 19 Sebastopol runs?
Surely French Camp lost the game, probably a victim of the 10-run mercy rule.
In small-school baseball, it is a luxury to get a college-level player. But to have three on one team is truly a blessing, and that is what Winona Christian had this past season.
It was another season to remember for the Central Holmes girls basketball team.
Center Cemetery
Those interested in the upkeep of Center Cemetery on Attala Road 5131 in the Center Community, please send donations to Mrs. Mildred Casey, 245 Attala Road 5023, Kosciusko MS 39090.
Doty Springs Baptist Church
The Mississippi Department of Health today reported that Attala County now has added 11 new cases of COVID-19 for a total of 170.
Data indicates that 41 of those cases are in patients or staff of long-term care facilities, 18 Black or African-American and 23 White.
Pamela Cain's KHS high school classes recently submitted ideas as part of an online learn-at-home engineering assignment in conjunction with Mississippi State.
The assignment was to design ear pressure relief clips for face masks.
