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Running from the law resulted in a couple of felonies for a Corinth man.
The Hatchie River and Choate Creek will get some ice storm cleanup through the NRCS Emergency Watershed Program.
Mayor Ralph Dance clinched the Republican Party nomination on Tuesday while voters ousted incumbent Alderman at Large David Curry in one of three contested races for alderman.
With about two-and-a-half months left in his fourth term, a change in life circumstances led to the resignation of Ward 2 Alderman Ben Albarracin at the end of Tuesday’s meeting
Alcorn County Circuit Court recently concluded a busy term with numerous defendants making pleas.
Corinth Theatre-Arts and the City of Corinth are set to meet in court over the city’s attempt to oust the community theater group from its longtime home.
Two crimes involving gunfire led to time to serve for a Corinth man during the recently completed term of Alcorn County Circuit Court.
With the primary election now officially on the books following certification of the results Tuesday evening, attention turns to the general election and the single crowded race facing city voters.
Numerous cases reached an end in the recently completed term of Alcorn County Circuit Court.
Getting an early start in his new elected position, Ward 2 Alderman Noah McQueen enjoyed just a moment of applause and well-wishes Tuesday evening before jumping into a loaded agenda
