KOSCIUSKO —
The first week of Attala County Circuit Court saw 14 years and one day of prison time dealt out.
Those entering guilty pleas at the Attala County Courthouse were:
–On March 6, William Christopher Dunning received two years with eight years post-release supervision on a grand larceny charge. He was ordered to pay $3,049 in restitution.
–On March 6, Adam D. Love was charged with seven years with five years probation for aggravated assault.
– On March 4, Natasha Lester was sentenced to one day and nine years on one count of obtaining a thing of value with intent to defraud. She was ordered to pay restitution of $1,991.
– On March 4, LaKendrick D. Williams was sentenced to one year and six years post-release supervision on a possession of cocaine charge.
– On March 4, Fredrick B. Miller Jr. was charged with four years with three years post-release supervision for burglary of a building other than a dwelling.
Those entering pleas on February 26 were:
–Louis Charles Carter was ordered to serve one day with four years post-release supervision on a felony shoplifting charge.
–Irvin Hugh Cummings will serve two years with five yeas r post-release supervision on an embezzlement charge and seven years on burglary of a building other than a dwelling. Sentences are to run consecutively.
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Cyclists move down Jefferson Street during the National Ride of Silence May 22.
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Ride of Silence held in Kosciusko
Cyclists gathered in Downtown Kosciusko May 22 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.
- Diplomas to be handed out Friday
- Shoplifter charged Monday, others charged
- Grand old lady shines: City of Kosciusko celebrates first phase of The Strand with lighting ceremony
- City looks at Sunday beer sales
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Ride of Silence held in Kosciusko
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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.
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Relay for Life raises funds
Attala County Relay for Life was held May 10 in the Attala County Coliseum due to threat of rain. The event raised approximately $60,0000. See the photos attached for more about the event.
- Pioneer Day:Annual French Camp event provided activities for all ages
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- Elvis and a snake. . . Oh my!
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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.
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- Fear of Big Red canceled fishing
- Summertime visiting
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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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