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New Way Trucks will bring 120 new jobs to Prentiss County through a $4 million expansion pro… Read more
Area youth can kick off the new school year with inspiration and fun including encouraging words from the star of the modern classic movie “The Blind Side”. Read more
It is a season of changes as Corinth School District students return to the classroom on Monday. Read more
The famous pickers recently made a stop in Corinth, searching for gems at Lake Hill Motors & Marine. Read more
Dignity, respect and hope are at the heart of the House of Grace. Read more
As COVID-19 case counts reach heights not seen since the last surge, Mississippi State Department of Health pop-up vaccination clinics are set at several locations in area counties through next week. Read more
FARMINGTON — A new administration here took on a light agenda Tuesday evening as several first-time officeholders begin to learn the ways of municipal government. Read more
A Saturday event is aimed at easing the financial burden for parents as students head back to school. Read more
Over the objection of a neighbor, Corinth aldermen gave approval on Tuesday for a church to go ahead with its plans to build a new multipurpose building in West Corinth. Read more
Local audiences will stop, collaborate and listen when one of the most iconic hip hop artists of all time invades the Crossroads Arena next month. Read more
A fatal shooting at a local security business last week appears to be an accident, according to the Corinth Police Department’s investigation. Read more
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bryan Brown is living the good life these days. Read more
Chris and Adrianne Whitten are forming a 10U girls travel basketball team. Tryouts are set for Aug. 14 at McNairy Central from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. For those seeking more information, call Adrianne at (731) 610-7496 or Chris at (731) 439-0314. Read more
BIGGERSVILLE — With the new school year fast approaching, losing their head softball coach last week was not the best-case scenario. Read more
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Mississippi could be on the verge of what used to be one of the fiercest spectacles in politics – a speaker’s race. Read more
PHILADELPHIA — Even for the hot and dirty clean-up after two years of absence, it was good to get back to our Neshoba County Fair cabin after last year’s pandemic hiatus. Read more
Mississippi legislators will decide next year whether to keep the state Parole Board as a separate entity or transfer the board’s functions to the Department of Corrections. Read more
People on the far left have become so predictable that their statements are no longer “breaking news.” They would be hilarious if they weren’t outrageous or if they didn’t contribute to the undermining of human rights and freedom in other countries. Read more
No one is trying to topple the Alamo quite yet, but a new revisionist book on the foundational event of Texas history partakes of the iconoclastic spirit of our time. Read more
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