Joel Counce is a sports reporter for the Daily Corinthian, focusing on local sports events and news in Corinth, Mississippi. With a passion for covering high school sports and community events, Joel brings the latest updates and highlights to readers in the Corinth area.
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Joel Counce's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and news in Corinth, Mississippi. His reporting heavily features community events, education-related topics, house & home affairs, as well as entertainment news.
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A gray Chrysler Town and Country lays on its side along Highway 2 near Gaines Road Friday afternoon.
Area youth from Alcorn County and beyond gathered in the Alcorn Central High School gym for a unique service on Sunday, April 21.
Dixie Mafia will open the 2024 concert season at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Korban Essary (center) and his mother, Reconnect 4 Autism co-founder Melissa Essary walk during the Color Fun Run on Saturday.
Alcorn Central Senior Sounds is going back to its roots for the 25th annual show.
The 73rd National Day of Prayer drew a crowd of about 120 to the Alcorn County Courthouse in downtown Corinth.
Ruby Decker (left) receives a Coke 10K race packet from volunteer Janet Thompson on Wednesday. The 43rd annual run starts 8 a.m. Saturday in downtown Corinth.
Two Corinth Firefighters in full turnout gear run across the finish line at the Corinth Coke 10K Saturday.
“The only thing we lack is putting some trim on it,” said Rienzi Mayor Walter Williams. “The roof is done, the lighting is done. He has painted the trim, all he has to do is place it. All the major work is done.
Akosi Oguah (right) of Gallatin, Tennessee stops in the terminal of the Corinth-Alcorn Airport at Roscoe Turner Field during a recent visit. According to airport manager Donna Sowers (left), more than 1,400 visited the facility between January and April of this year.
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