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COVID-19 case confirmed at Attala County nursing home

Friday, April 17 by Breck Riley

Kicks96 News has learned that there is positive case of COVID-19 at the Attala County Nursing Center. Multiple sources told Kicks96 News that a male resident of the home tested positive for the virus. This is the first case of the virus at a long-term care... Read More.

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Choctaw County woman charged for being in public with coronavirus

Thursday, April 16 by Breck Riley

An Ackerman woman has been charged for being in public after testing positive for coronavirus. According to a Facebook post, Ackerman police ticketed Quinyelda Clifton/Luckett for the "violation of health department orders with respect to life threatening communicable diseases." The arrest was made Wednesday on... Read More.

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National Weather Service confirms a tornado hit Attala County Sunday

Thursday, April 16 by Breck Riley

Forecasters with the National Weather Service in Jackson have confirmed that a tornado touched down in Attala County during the Easter Sunday storms. The tornado touched down west of Sallis, near the Attala/Holmes County line at 2:06 pm. It was classified as an EF-1 storm with... Read More.

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Social Security Commissioner offers guidance on economic impact payments Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries

Wednesday, April 15 by Breck Riley

The Treasury Department launched a new web tool allowing quick registration for Economic Impact Payments for eligible individuals who do not normally file a tax return, and also announced that it would begin making automatic payments. However, for some people receiving benefits from the... Read More.

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Natchez Trace Parkway bans campfires

Monday, April 13 by Breck Riley

The Natchez Trace Parkway is banning campfires in Mississippi, effective immediately, due to the statewide burn ban implemented by Governor Tate Reeves. This ban includes the developed campgrounds at Rocky Springs, Jeff Busby and at designated bicycle campgrounds in Mississippi. This ban will be... Read More.

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Drive Through COVID-19 Screening Available at Trace Urgent Care

Monday, April 13 by Breck Riley

Trace Urgent Care is now your primary site for drive through screening. The following health protocols have been set up following the CDC and MS State Health Department recommendations for identifying and treating any patients that may have been exposed to or have symptoms... Read More.

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Kosciusko doctor gives update on his battle with COVID-19

Friday, April 10 by Breck Riley

It has now been 17 days since my last working day in clinic. I published my letter acknowledging my positive Covid-19 (coronavirus) result 14 days ago. I have now recovered from this terrible virus! Words cannot express my and my family's heartfelt thanks for... Read More.

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Kosciusko business donates portable building to be used for COVID-19 testing

Friday, April 10 by Breck Riley

A business is Kosciusko has donated a portable building to be used for COVID-19 testing. Jimmy's Portable Buildings donated the building to the Trace Urgent Care drive-thru testing facility. A Facebook post reads: "No more of that sweet young lady sitting in the blowing... Read More.

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A word from Dr. Wallace in Kosciusko

Thursday, March 26 by Breck Riley

I am writing this letter as a matter of public health. I am prayerful that my decision to share my private health information will have an impact on the decisions you make going forward. As you all know, our community, nation and world are... Read More.

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Closings/Delays

Friday, March 20 by Breck Riley

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Social Security Administration announces restrictions at local offices

Tuesday, March 17 by Breck Riley

The following is a press release from the Social Security Administration: All local Social Security offices will be closed to the public for in-person service starting Tuesday, March 17, 2020. This decision protects the population we serve—older Americans and people with underlying medical conditions—and our employees... Read More.

Author: Breck Riley

COVID-19 case confirmed at Attala County nursing home

Choctaw County woman charged for being in public with coronavirus

National Weather Service confirms a tornado hit Attala County Sunday

Natchez Trace Parkway bans campfires

Drive Through COVID-19 Screening Available at Trace Urgent Care

Kosciusko doctor gives update on his battle with COVID-19

Kosciusko business donates portable building to be used for COVID-19 testing

A word from Dr. Wallace in Kosciusko

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