Letters
Visitors disturbed by driver cutting through cemetery
My family and I were visiting Kosciusko City Cemetery on Saturday morning to record some information for genealogy records. The cloudy January sky above the gray stones sprinkled over the grassy hills was so picturesque. A light snow from the morning and the quiet breeze created a reflective mood. This enclave is a treasure to your community as a representation of the cross-section of the citizens who built your community.
The only detraction from our admiration was that we had to pull over promptly in order to allow an irritated driver to cut through the cemetery. In our admiration, we had blocked her rapid way through. Such behavior is disrespectful for people visiting the cemetery and for the whole community's investment to maintain this historical monument. I wondered where this person was headed in such a hurry that required such a disturbance.
Regards,
Blake Wells
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Thank you to sports editor, Web site
I’d like to say thank you to Austin Bishop for the coverage he has given the Kosciusko Dixie Youth Baseball All Stars. Your interviews and interest in our area youth has portrayed professionalism on a high level.
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Homecoming committee thanks everyone for making Sallis Day great
We, the Sallis Homecoming Committe, would like to express our most heartfelt gratitude to all who supported the third annual homecoming festival in Sallis on July 3.
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Reader responds to letter on troops homecoming
My name is Marly Phillips, and I am the chairperson of the Family Readiness Group for Btry B, 2-114th. I am responding to a letter that was printed last week regarding the welcome home ceremony for our soldiers.
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Let’s celebrate the Fourth
As we approach the Fourth of July this Sunday, lets reflect on the past, but look on this day as a new beginning for our Great Nation – The United States of America.
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Disappointed at turnout for troops
I am very hurt and disappointed they had a welcome home for our troops Friday, and it really hurt to see that family was the only ones to show up.
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Lost in Beat 4
Well Well Well, I write this letter in Jest!! My greatest fear was to get lost in Attala County. I had dream that came true earlier, but on Saturday, I took a quick trip to Holmes County via Durant.
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Help needed to relocate childhood friend
I need help in locating a childhood friend, Barbara Jordan. We were close pals in Indianola in the 1950s. Her father was a portrait painter and the family moved to Kosciusko before my family moved to Corinth.
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KLE thanks Dr. McGee for lunch
We want to express our sincere appreciation for the meal Dr. Tony McGee provided from Frenchie’s.
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Storm bring out the kindness in most
Our family would like to take this opportunity to thank all our friends and church members. My husband was in the house alone when the tornado struck our home.
He was convalescing from knee surgery and could not go anywhere. - More Letters Headlines
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Thank you to sports editor, Web site
