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English teacher Amy Williams welcomed her class back to school. Read more
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The Alcorn County Board of Supervisors received bids this week for major roof repairs to the courthouse. Read more
Local youth league baseball squad Kenny’s Cardinals are no strangers to success on the diamond. Read more
JACKSON — A Mississippi school district that has seen a handful of coronavirus cases among students since reopening for in-person classes last week is doing a good job of being transparent with the public, the governor and the state’s top health official said Wednesday. Read more
Three area football players have tested positive for COVID-19 prompting almost the entire team to be quarantined. Read more
Growing up in rural Prentiss County, Kitty J. Austin Perrin found joy in reading. Read more
A group of Alcorn Central volleyball players talk strategy before beginning a recent practice session under the watchful eye of head Coach Eric Lancaster inside the ACHS gym. The Lady Bears finished 2019 as Division champions for the fifth straight year, compiled a 26-11 record and advanced …
For those who thought the 2020 Coke 10K was history, and the streak of 39 consecutive Corinth races was broken, put your fears to rest.
It’s been quite a ride for Corinth martial arts master and teacher Phillip Lee.
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Over the past two decades, the number of homeschoolers in Mississippi – and in America – has more than doubled as this education choice has moved from the fringes of society to a practice that is legal in every state. Read more
The progress of humankind has been possible because people are curious and ask questions. From the beginning of time, people have asked why, how, and is there a better way? We have never accepted a situation as permanent. If we had, we would still be living in caves. The sea of knowledge is infinite. Asking questions is the key to getting answers. Read more
Charles Evers, who died last week at the age of 97, changed Mississippi politics in ways that are profound and enduring. Yet Evers was for most of his life a walking contradiction in both his public and private lives. Read more
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Classes of grade-schoolers shifted their face masks into place and filed into line in the hallways of Corinth Elementary School, carefully following dots on the floor and keeping themselves properly spaced. Read more
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- Alcorn, Corinth schools report COVID cases
- Man sentenced for assault on officer
- 3 players test positive, 28 in quarantine
- CHS student tests positive for COVID-19
- Even after 6 cases, CSD a 'model'
- Mask now a must
- Corinth High School student tests positive for virus
- Coke 10K going virtual
- County students return in year of virus
- Schools not required to disclose outbreaks
