Billy Ellzey, superintendent of the Kosciusko Public School District, has been appointed to the Mississippi Association of School Superintendents’ board of directors.
KSD Child Nutrition Director Laura Carraway issued a release today indicating that the district will no longer accept cash in the cafeteria lines.
“This is going to be my last year. I’m going to be 88 next week,” Myrtle Black of McCool told The Star-Herald last week. “I hope it will be a big turnout, but it’s time to let me have someone else do it.”
The Attala County School District plans to seek $1.1 million for capital projects through the expansion of a previous 3 mil note, as allowed by state statute.
The Kosciusko School District awarded a 180-day contract to fix the roof at Kosciusko High School to E Cornell Malone Corporation during a recent special called meeting.
July 13, 1995
The Board of Supervisors has been asked to adopt an adult entertainment ordinance in case such an establishment is ever opened in Attala County.
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Lemmie Queen of Durant, 100 years old, teaches Bible study each week under a shade tree.
Mississippi law firms, electric cooperatives and even some non-profits received more than $3.165 billion in loans under the federal Paycheck Protection Program designed to preserve jobs in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a crimp on the nation’s economy and even reduced the number of civil asset forfeiture cases in Mississippi, as well.
President Trump and his education secretary, Betsy DeVos, are determined to do whatever it takes to get America’s schools open on time. But they are totally missing the point.
In many ways, Sparky was the worst dog I ever had.
A rat terrier, he would bark, growl and snip at not only strangers, but his family as well. He loved to mark his territory, including all our furniture.
