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$750,000 coliseum deal awaits state funds, local decisions
By The Star-Herald Staff
Thu,09/03/26-7:23PM , 374 Reads
State money hasn’t quite landed in the bank but then plans haven’t quite been set for a $750,000 behest to the Kosciusko School District.
House speaker Jason White confirmed last week the district was in line for the monies under the 2026 Local Projects bill herded to approval in the latest session of the Mississippi Legislature.
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City of Kosciusko approves generator purchases, street closures
By The Star-Herald Staff
Thu,08/27/26-1:37PM , 381 Reads
The Kosciusko Board of Aldermen approved more than $300,000 in generator purchases and electrical work during its Aug. 18 meeting, along with street closures for two upcoming Kosciusko High School events.
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Attala County, Kosciusko students post strong results on 2026 MAAP exams
By The Star-Herald Staff
Thu,08/27/26-1:36PM , 395 Reads
Attala County School District students surpassed statewide proficiency rates in English language arts, mathematics and science during the 2025-26 school year, while Kosciusko School District students exceeded the state average in mathematics and posted several strong results by grade level.
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Photo by Joseph McCain , Copyright 2025 Emmerich Newspapers Inc.

A large tree near the Attala County Courthouse fell onto three vehicles after severe thunderstorm winds moved through Kosciusko on Wednesday, Aug. 19. Crews cleared the debris from Courthouse Square in approximately 45 minutes.

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Severe thunderstorm causes damage across Attala County
By The Star-Herald Staff
Thu,08/27/26-1:35PM , 313 Reads
A severe thunderstorm brought damaging winds to Attala County on Wednesday, Aug. 19, toppling trees and blocking portions of roads across the county.
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