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The city is taking the next step in development of a veterans memorial in the area of U.S. Highway 72 and South Tate Street.
The 2023 case of an infant death resulted in a guilty plea in Alcorn County Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon.
The Alcorn County Board of Supervisors spent some time on Thursday reviewing the balancing act needed to keep the cycle of funds flowing in and out to pay for the
A proposed mobile home ordinance died in Alcorn County’s second-largest municipality on Tuesday, but the city plans to revive it with a rewrite.
Alcorn County unemployment rose over the month but declined over the year in a month that saw the state touting a new record number of jobs.
The approach of the summer season kept tax collections easing higher for the city.
This week, we take a look at the news that was trending and going viral around this date in 1907 from the pages of The Weekly Corinthian.
When the classrooms open their doors to a new school year, students and administrators alike will have to adjust to a major overhaul of Mississippi’s school attendance law.
The Corinth Police Department is investigating a Friday evening murder in the city.
A going-out-of business sale is in progress at the North Village grocery store Shiloh Market.
