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It’s on to the Mississippi Coliseum for Kosciusko after a 75-56 victory over Rosa Fort in the MHSAA 4A
basketball playoffs Friday night at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville.
The Whippets will play Morton in the semifinals at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The first semifinal game will
match Leake Central and Greenwood at noon.
Kosciusko trailed Rosa Fort 15-13 after one quarter, took control with 32 points in the second quarter for
45-32 halftime lead, maintained the 13-point advantage at 55-42 through three quarters and closed out the
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It’s on to the Mississippi Coliseum for Kosciusko after a 75-56 victory over Rosa Fort in the MHSAA 4A
basketball playoffs Friday night at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville.
The Whippets will play Morton in the semifinals at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The first semifinal game will
match Leake Central and Greenwood at noon.
Kosciusko trailed Rosa Fort 15-13 after one quarter, took control with 32 points in the second quarter for
45-32 halftime lead, maintained the 13-point advantage at 55-42 through three quarters and closed out the
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Photo by Kevin Brunt, , © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
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It’s on to the Mississippi Coliseum for Kosciusko after a 75-56 victory over Rosa Fort in the MHSAA 4A
basketball playoffs Friday night at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville.
The Whippets will play Morton in the semifinals at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. The first semifinal game will
match Leake Central and Greenwood at noon.
Kosciusko trailed Rosa Fort 15-13 after one quarter, took control with 32 points in the second quarter for
45-32 halftime lead, maintained the 13-point advantage at 55-42 through three quarters and closed out the
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Lydia Davis and the ladies of Women Empowering Women and Reaching Others donated dresses and skirts to the First Baptist Church of Gould for their Operation Christmas Child program February 9.
Kitty Greenup and Gloria Jones accepted the dresses for the FBC Gould. The Church thanked Davis and the WEWRO ladies for their donation.
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Lydia Davis and the ladies of Women Empowering Women and Reaching Others donated dresses and skirts to the First Baptist Church of Gould for their Operation Christmas Child program February 9.
Kitty Greenup and Gloria Jones accepted the dresses for the FBC Gould. The Church thanked Davis and the WEWRO ladies for their donation.
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Lydia Davis and the ladies of Women Empowering Women and Reaching Others donated dresses and skirts to the First Baptist Church of Gould for their Operation Christmas Child program February 9.
Kitty Greenup and Gloria Jones accepted the dresses for the FBC Gould. The Church thanked Davis and the WEWRO ladies for their donation.
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A Mississippi Blood Services mobile coach is seen parked near the emergency room at Tallahatchie General Hospital on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026.
A Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) mobile coach came to Charleston Friday.
Parked near the Tallahatchie General Hospital emergency room, the coach was present from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. to collect life-giving donations from hospital workers and other local residents.
According to a chart posted on the MBS website on Friday, Feb. 27, there is presently a critical need for donations of A+ and A- blood types.
For more information about MBS services, visit their website or call (888) 90-BLOOD (888-902-5663).
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A Mississippi Blood Services mobile coach is seen parked near the emergency room at Tallahatchie General Hospital on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026.
A Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) mobile coach came to Charleston Friday.
Parked near the Tallahatchie General Hospital emergency room, the coach was present from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. to collect life-giving donations from hospital workers and other local residents.
According to a chart posted on the MBS website on Friday, Feb. 27, there is presently a critical need for donations of A+ and A- blood types.
For more information about MBS services, visit their website or call (888) 90-BLOOD (888-902-5663).
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A Mississippi Blood Services mobile coach is seen parked near the emergency room at Tallahatchie General Hospital on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026.
A Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) mobile coach came to Charleston Friday.
Parked near the Tallahatchie General Hospital emergency room, the coach was present from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. to collect life-giving donations from hospital workers and other local residents.
According to a chart posted on the MBS website on Friday, Feb. 27, there is presently a critical need for donations of A+ and A- blood types.
For more information about MBS services, visit their website or call (888) 90-BLOOD (888-902-5663).
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Puppies peer out from behind wire at the Charleston animal holding facility on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. Located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, the facility has been in operation since last fall.
The Charleston animal holding facility, located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, is brimming with canines, most of whom have been dropped off there by residents.
A joint venture of the Charleston Rotary Club, the city of Charleston and Tallahatchie County, the fledgling operation that began last fall is still very much a work in progress.
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Puppies peer out from behind wire at the Charleston animal holding facility on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. Located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, the facility has been in operation since last fall.
The Charleston animal holding facility, located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, is brimming with canines, most of whom have been dropped off there by residents.
A joint venture of the Charleston Rotary Club, the city of Charleston and Tallahatchie County, the fledgling operation that began last fall is still very much a work in progress.
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Puppies peer out from behind wire at the Charleston animal holding facility on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026. Located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, the facility has been in operation since last fall.
The Charleston animal holding facility, located off Murphy Road in southwest Charleston, is brimming with canines, most of whom have been dropped off there by residents.
A joint venture of the Charleston Rotary Club, the city of Charleston and Tallahatchie County, the fledgling operation that began last fall is still very much a work in progress.
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