Natchez Trace Festival shirt design has been revealed. Courtesy Photo
Natchez Trace Festival shirt design has been revealed. Courtesy Photo
KOSCIUSKO — The 44th Annual Natchez Trace Festival Official T-shirt is unveiled. This year we will have one festival shirt but two color choices.
If you are interested in purchasing a shirt please go to http://www.kadcorp.org/merchandise.asp.
The festival will be the last Saturday in April,. For more information, call 289-2981.
Kosciusko Lower Elementary students enjoy field day
Students at Koscusko Lower Elementary enjoyed Field Day activities May 17 on the school’s playground. Activities included: three-leg race, basketball toss, hula-hooping, playing on the playground equipment, and other relay-type activities.
The announcement of Natron Wood Products in Louisville could impact Attala County.
The closing of the road that runs through McAdams High School and the building of another road has been discussed by the Attala County School Board for awhile now.
Ride of Silence held in Kosciusko
Cyclists gathered in Downtown Kosciusko May 15 to take part in the National Ride of Silence. The mission of the world wide ride is to honor bicyclists killed by motorists, promote sharing the road, and provide awareness of bicycling safety.
Kosciusko, Ethel and McAdams High Schools will present the graduating class of 2013 Friday evening.
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests:
On Monday Larry E. Gaston, 43, was arrested for shoplifting felony at WalMart by officer Jerry Coleman.
Grand old lady shines: City of Kosciusko celebrates first phase of The Strand with lighting ceremony
It was a night to take a stroll down memory lane for Kosciusko residents and head to a place where a host of memories were made.
The City of Kosciusko is looking at changes in the beer ordinance, including selling beer on Sundays.
Jeffrey Woods was elected as Kosciusko Ward 4 alderman on May 7. Woods received 90 votes to fellow challenger Earl Kern’s 66.
Kosciusko City Schools Superintendent Dr. Tony McGee said that he felt the staff for the upcoming school year was set following approval of hires Monday night at the school board meeting.
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