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Leroy Funderburk reaches out to hold the hand of his wife, Gail, just days before their 17th wedding anniversary. Karen Fioretti / The Star-Herald

Joyful reunions: Martha Jo Leslie State Veterans Home reopens to visitors

By Karen Fioretti, 1,867 Reads

Over the course of three days last week, residents of the Martha Jo Leslie State Ve

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Pettits honor trio of community contributors

By Beverly Casteel, 4,164 Reads

When Hart and Whitney Pettit decided to fund chairs for the Skipworth Performing Art

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Dishing with Deana: Spring weather brings time for picnics

By Deana Sexton-Palmer, 272 Reads

I love this time of year. To me, this is picnic weather. I love picnics.

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Sistrunk remembered for focus on excellence

By Beverly Casteel, 661 Reads

Dr.

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Grove Hall namesake reflects, works to continue Big Red

By Beverly Casteel, 1,093 Reads

Recently Mickey Grove, longtime band director at Kosciusko High School, had a chance

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French Camp Presbyterian Church will dedicate its new Living Stones Building April 25.

Church to dedicate Living Stones Building April 25

By Erin Ulerich, 576 Reads

The Living Stones Building stands on the right side of the road as one rides up School Street in French Camp, a constant reminder of an amazing story.

It started, as most great stories do, with an impossibility.

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Kosciusko High School students, under the direction of Angel Chennault, will portray local residents of times past on the annual City Cemetery Tour.

Historical Society’s City Cemetery Tour April 23

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The Attala Historical Society will present its annual tour of the Kosciusko City Cemetery on Friday, Apr. 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children.

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Local ‘cowboy poetry’ performer’s works to be part of Skipworth

By Beverly Casteel, 1,027 Reads

Bobby Atwood is known for his recitation of “cowboy poetry,” a genre that grew from a tradition of cowboys telling stories.
“I got interested in cowboy poetry abut 30 years ago. I like to learn and memorize poetry, although I am not a poet myself,” Atwood said.

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Deana offers some perfect Spring picnic recipes

By Deana Sexton-Palmer, 1,088 Reads

I love this time of year. To me, this is picnic weather. I love picnics.

I remember when my sisters and I were younger, we would go see my Great-grandmother Bullard in Iuka and have a picnic there in the beautiful park. We would always bring all the fixings. We would spend the day there and really enjoyed ourselves.

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Swaps offer ways to give and get new plants

By Felder Rushing, 666 Reads

Got a plant we’d like others to know and grow? Need a way to spread it around?

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