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Op-ed: Greenwood Commonwealth's Tim Kalich is rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday's Super Bowl, but he understa...
02/08/2025

Op-ed: Greenwood Commonwealth's Tim Kalich is rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday's Super Bowl, but he understands why the majority of sports fans aren't.

Earl Pearson, 93, of Kosciusko, Mississippi passed away Friday, February 7, 2025, at The Attala County Nursing Center. G...
02/07/2025

Earl Pearson, 93, of Kosciusko, Mississippi passed away Friday, February 7, 2025, at The Attala County Nursing Center. Graveside services will be held at 1:00 p.m., Sunday, February 9, 2025, at Parkway Cemetery.

JD Johnson is a healthy, active 8-year-old boy thanks to a team of Children’s of Mississippi experts. This year, he’llbe...
02/07/2025

JD Johnson is a healthy, active 8-year-old boy thanks to a team of Children’s of Mississippi experts. This year, he’llbe sharing his story as the state’s 2025 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Champion.

Southern Miss Alumna Earns Recognition for Thesis from Mississippi Historical Society
02/07/2025

Southern Miss Alumna Earns Recognition for Thesis from Mississippi Historical Society

MDOT urges public to prepare for severe weather
02/07/2025

MDOT urges public to prepare for severe weather

MDAC Releases Freshly Picked Podcast Featuring Guests from Lee and Rankin Counties JACKSON, Miss. – Today, the Mississip...
02/07/2025

MDAC Releases Freshly Picked Podcast Featuring Guests from Lee and Rankin Counties



JACKSON, Miss. – Today, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) releases its latest episode, “Growing Smarter: How Education and Innovation Shape Mississippi Horticulture,” as part of the Freshly Picked podcast series to promote Mississippi specialty crops.

MDAC Releases Freshly Picked Podcast Featuring Guests from Lee and Rankin Counties JACKSON, Miss. – Today, the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) releases its latest episode, “Growing Smarter: How Education and Innovation Shape Mississippi Horticulture,” as part of the F...

Drive Sober this Super Bowl Sunday
02/07/2025

Drive Sober this Super Bowl Sunday

Obituary: Joe H. Winters
02/06/2025

Obituary: Joe H. Winters

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in our state, killing 8,000 annually, but that doesn’t mean we are doomed to...
02/06/2025

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in our state, killing 8,000 annually, but that doesn’t mean we are doomed to develop it. In recognition of American Heart Month, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is stressing the importance of following a simple blueprint to lower your risk factors and live a longer life.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in our state, killing 8,000 annually, but that doesn’t mean we are doomed to develop it. In recognition of American Heart Month, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is stressing the importance of following a simple blueprint to lower your r...

The Office of Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi (BEAM) recently approved 12 broadband infrastructure ...
02/06/2025

The Office of Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi (BEAM) recently approved 12 broadband infrastructure projects totaling $32.5 million to be funded by the Capital Projects Fund (CPF).

MISSISSIPPI DIVISION GRANTS $130,000 TO AGENCIES FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE
02/06/2025

MISSISSIPPI DIVISION GRANTS $130,000 TO AGENCIES FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE

Attala County Grand Jury indicts Bryan Weaver for murder
02/06/2025

Attala County Grand Jury indicts Bryan Weaver for murder

Mississippi Celebrates Arts Week
02/06/2025

Mississippi Celebrates Arts Week

First Penguins Hatched in Mississippi Hatch at Mississippi Aquarium
02/06/2025

First Penguins Hatched in Mississippi Hatch at Mississippi Aquarium

Reality Fair
02/06/2025

Reality Fair

Welding Students Tour Anel
02/06/2025

Welding Students Tour Anel

PDS Capitol visit
02/06/2025

PDS Capitol visit

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Lady Whippets finish season on top
Lady Whippets finish season on top

Kosciusko Lady Whippets are back-to-back 4A softball state champions! Article and photos to follow.

Archie Manning has a special message for the residents of Attala County. #DeltaHealthAlliance

From the National weather service - three EF-1 tornadoes touched down in Attala. Four others (two EF-1, two EF-0) also verified outside our county.

Deadline is Monday at 5pm! Grab an entry form at starherald.net/cmf2019 and be sure to submit it at the KAP or Star-Herald office on Monday! Then brush off your banjo, practice those pirouettes, select a proper magical rabbit, and practice singing in the shower because it’s almost time for Attala’s Got Talent! 🎤🕺🎩🐇🏆🎻 ***NOTE: We have to have at least 10 Entries or we will have to cancel so don’t hesitate or overthink it. Enter by 5pm on Monday!

Kim Mitchell’s third-grade reading classes from Kosciusko Middle Elementary School sang Christmas songs at businesses on court square today. It was a wonderful way to get everyone in the spirit!

Don't let those big glasses fool you - that's Attala County Maintenance Supervisor Ronnell Cummins performing with The Boomers at the Central Mississippi Fair tonight.

We’re at the French Camp community churches’ Fourth of July celebration. Fireworks to come.

KLE teachers welcoming students in the car line this morning.

Spring Gospel Fest is underway at the Oprah Winfrey Boys and Girls Club!

Stick'n' it to the Principal
Stick'n' it to the Principal

Why are 390 students at Kosciusko Middle Elementary School stick’n’ it to Principal Chis Terry this morning?

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