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Paula and Jimmy Patterson with a photograph of Jimmy’s parents, who started the jewelry business they now run on the Kosciusko courthouse square. The pair has continued to grow and expand their offerings over the years.

Pattersons celebrating 70th year of business

When Jack Patterson returned from the war, he moved from Arkansas to Kosciusko to manage theaters in Kosciusko, Lexington, and Durant. When Jack learned of a watch making and jewelry repair school for veterans being held at Jones Junior College, he attended and excelled to the point that he decided to go into business.

Community cleanup

Members of the Mayor’s Youth Council, Jamie Welch and her husband, Alderman-At-Large Tim Kyle and his family, city staffer Howard Sharkey, and several others joined with Darren Milner of the Kosciusko-Attala Partnership Chamber of Commerce for a city cleanhup on Saturday, Nov. 14.

West Civic Club news

Hostesses for the club’s November meeting were Leca Dew and Suzanne Bowie. The club met on the patio of Suzanne Bowie, where the fresh air and sunshine felt so good. This way, club members were able to keep masks on and social distance.

COVID-19 can be a longterm illness

As of Sunday, Mississippi had more than 140,000 positive cases and 3,767 COVID-19 deaths. That doesn’t sound like much, considering the state’s population of nearly 3 million; however, current positive cases have soared over the last two weeks.

It all started with me fiddling with a recipe

I barely survived a potent scorpion this week, in my kitchen which is as experimental as my garden.

OWBGC youths and staff give thanks

My name is Jari WiWelliams
I am 12 years old.
I attend KJHS.
I am thankful for my parents, my family and friends, my good health, a home I love coming back to, my little brother and sister, food on my table and the clothes on my back. Thanks, and that is all!

We still have reasons to be grateful

“It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears. It’s a world of hopes, and a world of fears. There’s so much that we share, that’s it’s time we’re aware, It’s a small world after all.”

’Tis the season

It was all smiles for the annual tree lighting and concert featuring the KHS band and choir.

The event brought the community together on the courthouse square last Thursday night to kick off the holiday season.

Each year, as additional donations are received, the volunteer lights committee is able to expand the display.

KPD seeks info on auto robbery

The Kosciusko Police Department is seeking information on an auto burglary that happened in downtown Kosciusko on Tuesday, Nov. 24.

The photo collage shows the two alleged suspects and the vehicle they were reportedly driving.

Great side dishes for a special Thanksgiving meal

With Thanksgiving coming up, I thought I would share some delicious side dishes.
Thanksgiving has always been so wonderful in our family. We have always spent Thanksgiving together, and we still do!

I hope your holiday is fabulous. Enjoy time with your family and friends. Tomorrow isn't promised.