The Bobcats extend our sincere appreciation for your generous support during the 2026 Bobcat Fourteenth School Reunion. You ...

Ethel cross country is ready to get rolling again, and the Tigers will once again be led by fifth year coach Chance Whitten. Last season, the Tigers fielded just two varsity runners, Jasmine ...

Serving this community as a sports journalist has been an incredible privilege. Covering local athletes and schools over the ...

The Kosciusko Board of Aldermen approved the use of city airport property for an October car show and fly-in benefiting ...

The national attention and social media frenzy that have erupted following the death of Nolan Wells near Horn Island typify ...

By Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann As teachers prepare their classrooms and parents have taken advantage of Mississippi's tax-free back-to-school shopping weekend, we can easily forget the most ...

Holmes Community College's Practical Nursing Program celebrated the accomplishments of 19 graduates during its Practical ...

Returning production may be Ethel’s biggest strength on the offensive line this year, according to head coach Junior Graham. Five offensive linemen are back for the Tigers, giving the unit valuable ...

Kameron Fortenberry, a 2026 graduate of Ethel High School and former Health Science student at the Kosciusko-Attala Career and Technical Center, has been named the Mississippi Association for Career ...

A 6-year-old Montgomery County boy was killed Wednesday, July 22, in a logging accident in the Hesterville community of Attala County. The accident occurred around 4:20 p.m. at a logging site in a ...

A Kosciusko student-athlete was among more than 100 Northeast Mississippi Community College athletes recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom.

Leaders of the Attala County Farmers Market are asking Kosciusko officials to help develop a plan to improve parking and traffic safety as the market continues to attract more customers.