KOSCIUSKO —
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests:
On Monday, James Earl Rimmer, 49, was arrested for open container violation on South Street by Lt. Danny Groves.
On Sunday, Jalessa Evans, 23, was arrested for suspended driver’s license, possession of marijuana (misdemeanor), and malicious mischief on Jefferson Street by officer Greg Collins.
On Sunday, Maurica Jaraeda Greer, 22, was arrested for possession of marijuana (misdemeanor) on Jefferson Street by Collins.
On Sunday, Tommy Lee Yarbrough, 48, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on West Jefferson Street by Lt. Danny Groves
On Sunday, Donald Rodriguez Boone, 25, was arrested for suspended driver’s license and speeding on Highway 12 West by Collins.
On Sunday, Corey Latrail Crain, 24, was arrested for no driver’s license and speeding on Highway 35 South by Officer Bradley Fancher.
On Sunday, Jason Gerard Tubby, 34, was arrested for suspended Driver’s License on Aponaug Road by Groves.
On Sunday, Jeremy Deon Seamster, 23, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on Aponaug Road by Collins.
On Saturday, Jerald Olive, 33, was arrested for suspended driver’s license and possession of liquor in a dry county on Highway 12 West by Groves.
On Saturday, Stanley Eubanks, 42, was arrested for public drunkenness on Highway 12 West by Collins.
On Friday, Robert D. Landfair, 30, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on South Natchez Street by Capt. Thomas Clark.
On Friday, Darryl Lamont Neely Sr., 42, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on South Natchez Street by officer Mark Gilmore.
On Friday, Whitney Renette Moore, 25, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on South Natchez Street by Collins.
On Friday, Lakendrick Lowell Carter, 23, was arrested for improper equipment and possession of marijuana in a vehicle on South Street by Collins.
On Friday, Cortavius Monta Ferguson, 21, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on South Natchez Street by Collins.
On Friday, Anthony Dodd, 43, was arrested for suspended driver’s license on West Jefferson Street by Groves.
On March 14, Robert J. Collins, 43, was arrested for possession of paraphernalia on North Natchez Street by officer Jimmy Evans.
On March 14, Shaketa Kenyell Erving, 23, was arrested for petit larceny on Peeler Street by officer Jimmy Evans.
On March 13, Clarence Paul Davis, 29, was arrested for suspended driver’s license, no proof of insurance, and expired tag on North Natchez Street by Evans.
On March 13, Marquita Sharnelle Phillips, 21, was arrested for failure to appear in court on Goodman Street by Capt. Herbert Dew.
On March 12, Cecil Durwood Ashford, 40, was arrested for no driver’s license, improper equipment, possession of liquor in a dry county, and second offense driving under the influence on South Street by Collins.
On March 12, Nathnolan Davis, 24, was arrested for suspended driver’s license, a possession of marijuana in a vehicle and open container violation on Chatwin Street by Groves.
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March 20, 2013
Eighteen people charged in seven day span by Kosciusko police
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The Strand shows off its new lighting Friday evening. A lighting ceremony was held Thursday night to celebrate the completion of the facade, signage and roof.
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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.
- City looks at Sunday beer sales
- Woods wins Ward 4 alderman in Kosciusko race
- Kosciusko City Schools fill remaining slots for upcoming year
- City arrests by police department
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Grand old lady shines: City of Kosciusko celebrates first phase of The Strand with lighting ceremony
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To the wire, Kosy defeats Braves
The Kosciusko Whippets were in good shape after Friday night’s 8-0 win over the visiting Tishomingo Braves, but a set-back in Iuka on Saturday, a 3-2 loss, put the fast dogs’ season in jeopardy.
- KHS hires Greenleaf
- On the Porch with Dirk: How great Thou art
- Tigers finish season 15-13
- Kosy moves to third round
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Pioneer Day:Annual French Camp event provided activities for all ages
The historic district in French Camp, located adjacent to the Natchez Trace Parkway, was transformed into an area reminiscent of olden days.
- Flashbacks
- Elvis and a snake. . . Oh my!
- Flashbacks
- Long Creek holds motivational rally for upcoming state testing
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Can ‘good’ news sell the newspaper?
As the saying goes – “If it bleeds, it leads.” The “hard stuff” – murders, wrecks, fires, deaths and the like – has been selling newspapers and upping the ratings of television stations for years.
- On Getting ‘Stranded’
- Fear of Big Red canceled fishing
- Summertime visiting
- Parlez-vous francais?
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Can ‘good’ news sell the newspaper?
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‘Dig Into Reading’ activities planned at library
“Dig Into Reading” is the theme for this summer’s 2013 Summer Library Program co-sponsored by the Attala County Library and the Mississippi Library Commission.
- MHS cheerleaders planning pageant
- FFA Chapter selling plants at CT Center
- Basketball tourney set at B&G Club
- Planning meeting for school reunion Saturday
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‘Dig Into Reading’ activities planned at library
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