Area students will get to experience the Army in a new way. Read moreTraveling program shares high-tech army careers
This week brought a party affiliation switch and one new candidate at the county level as qualifying for county offices nears the deadline. Read moreDeadline nears for county qualifying
Career coaches with the Alcorn School District introduce students to potential career fields with internships, job shadowing and partnerships with local industries. Read moreAlcorn career coach program enters second full year
Another candidate joined the District 2 race for the Mississippi House of Representatives while a District 3 challenger dropped out this week. Read moreRep. races gain one, lose one
The Corinth Police Department reported recent felony drug arrests and an arrest for child abuse. Read morePD makes felony drug arrests
As many as 17 Crossroads area military veterans walk through the doors of the Alcorn County Veterans Service Office five days a week. Read moreLocal service office serves Crossroads area veterans
A night of comedy, dance and musical classics by local talent is set for the Corinth Coliseum Theatre. Read moreColiseum hosts evening of comedy, dance and music by local talent
FARMINGTON — City leaders here are looking to allow the operation of low-speed vehicles such as golf carts and UTVs on the local roadways. Read moreCity pursues low-speed vehicle ordinance
William G. “Bill” Jackson, M.D. has been taking care of five generations of Crossroads area families for 46 years. Read moreDr. Jackson reflects on 46-year career
The Corinth Police Department charged three men on Friday after multiple reports of a car with multiple individuals brandishing firearms out the window. Read morePolice arrest men pointing guns
SELMER, Tenn. — Addiction is a complex struggle for countless individuals. Read more‘Understanding Addiction’ meeting set for February
With schematic design drawings in hand for a renovated Alcorn County Courthouse, the question now for the Board of Supervisors is how far the renovation will go. Read moreCounty gets courthouse design plans
Hats are flying in Tishomingo County as numerous political hopefuls have thrown theirs into the ring with the end of qualifying for county elections only a week away. Read moreRaces begin to take shape in Tishomingo Co.
Corinth’s property cleanup campaign is targeting several residential properties where “shade tree mechanic” work is resulting in an accumulation of vehicles. Read moreCity asks mechanics to clean up
Alcorn County 4H is inviting Crossroads area residents to sell almost anything for a good cause. Read moreMSU Extension hosts sale to benefit 4-H volunteers
A boost to cellular reception may be in the near future for Corinth High School. Read moreCHS may get cellular boost
Charlette Foster and Derrick Johnson have worked with students in Alcorn County for years. Read moreAlcorn School Board swears in new members
A race for tax collector is developing with the latest round of candidate filings as qualifying moves toward the final stretch for the upcoming county elections. Read moreSeveral candidates join local races
An Alcorn County lawmaker helped led the way this week to House passage of a bill banning gender-affirming surgery and drugs for those under the age of 18 in Mississippi. Read moreBain leads passage of bill banning underage gender affirming procedures
A pair of talented Corinthians will share their musical skills in an upcoming concert hosted by the Corinth Music Club. Read moreConcert series features winter serenade
Dr. Nathan Smith, M.D. is mixing high-tech tools with a traditional heart for healing at Magnolia Regional Health Center’s Cardiovascular and Thoracic Clinic. Read moreMRHC offers robot-assisted surgery
During the week of Jan. 23, the Corinth Alcorn Prentiss County Early Learning Collaborative, along with 35 other Mississippi collaboratives, will celebrate 10 years of transformative, high-quality Pre-K in the state of Mississippi. Read moreCelebrating a decade of transformative Pre-K education
A hospital board appointment led to Ralph Dance’s first tie-breaking vote as mayor in Tuesday’s meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. Read moreAldermen split on hospital appointee
Corinth police charged a local woman who is accused of embezzling thousands of dollars from an individual. Read morePolice charge woman with embezzlement
Corinth Elementary School and Corinth Middle School both received $5,000 STEM Classroom Grants sponsored by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) in partnership with Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated (BVI, a TVA retiree organization). Read moreCorinth receives two TVA STEM classroom grants
Two businesses are now licensed to operate as medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. Read moreCity issues second marijuana license
The audience will take to the stage at Corinth Theatre-Arts starting Thursday and running through the weekend. Read moreAudience takes the stage in one-woman show at CTA
The Alcorn County Health Department will proceed with plans to expand its facility on Joann Drive near Magnolia Regional Health Center. Read moreHealth department plans expansion project on facility
An investigation of recent contraband making its way into the hands of county jail inmates found an inside job to be involved. Read moreOfficers caught in contraband probe
The Lodge at Pickwick Landing State Park will soon be alive with a night of Cajun-flavored dancing, music, food and wine. Read moreJazz & Wine returns to Pickwick Landing State Park
It’s another month in the black for Corinth sales tax, but just barely. Read moreSales tax collections flatten
Overnight stay options in Corinth are on the rise, thanks to growing airbnb rentals and the recent opening of a renovated downtown boutique hotel. Read moreTourism will assist overnight stay options
An old T-ball field at Crossroads Regional Park has gone to the dogs. Read moreCrossroads Regional Park adds dog activity center
Northeast Mississippi Community College’s theatre director is branching out and traveling back in time with his latest presentation to the college’s employees, students and community members. Read moreNEMCC Theatre Director to present "Cahokia: North America's First City"
The Monday holiday has made today a busy one for local government meetings. Read moreCity, county hold meetings today
Keep Corinth-Alcorn Beautiful is looking to live up to its name. Read moreGrants are available for beautification projects
Almost two weeks into the new legislative session, local legislators say big issues lie ahead for the chamber. Read moreSurplus, spending expected to be key in legislative session
The new year’s checklist for new homeowners should include a visit to the Tax Assessor’s Office to get a homestead exemption application on file. Read moreHomestead filing season begins
The trains run through downtown Corinth. Read moreModel train display work continues
The latest round of huge lottery jackpots has produced a big winning ticket in Burnsville. Read moreLottery ticket wins $30K
The Alliance kicked off 2023 with its first coffee at Wilco Real Estate. Read moreCoffee and Conversation: Alliance program encourages connections
A Corinth man faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting a woman with a brick. Read moreMan charged in assault with brick
At least a couple of state lawmaker posts for the local area are shaping up to have contested Republican primaries heading into the 2023 election cycle. Read moreTwo lawmakers face primary challenges
A musical based in Kentucky and filled with gospel music will fill the Corinth Coliseum in January. Read moreConcert, musical, part of January at the Corinth Coliseum
An RV manufacturing plant in Burnsville has announced plans to shut its doors. Read moreBurnsville RV plant to close
Northeast Mississippi Community College focuses on a student-first learning philosophy that allows the college, its employees and students to continually re-imagine education and personalize instruction to meet the needs of those that the college serves. Read moreNEMCC named an Apple Distinguished School
Qualifying for county offices has almost come to a standstill after the initial rush as the calendar turned to 2023. Read moreAnother candidate joins county races
A cat will be on the hot tin roof of the Corinth Theatre Arts (CTA) building in May, beginning with auditions on Monday and Tuesday. Read moreAuditions set for Williams classic
Looking for a job? Read moreUpcoming job fairs offer opportunities
For the third straight year, the Crossroads Arena will become a pop culture smorgasbord on the third Saturday in January. Read moreComic Con returns to arena
- Alcorn unemployment at 3.3%
- Body of missing boater recovered
- Former alderman eyes state office
- New legislative session includes big issues
- Junior Auxiliary seeks nominations for Outstanding Citizen award
- Qualifications and duties of county officials
- One killed in morning crash
- F.D. plans communications upgrade
- Kossuth Water Association still on boil notice after 11 days
- Purple heart medal looking for family of recipient
- Police arrest vehicle burglary bandit
- Several candidates join county races
- Frozen pipe damages county building
- County candidates begin qualifying
- Corinth woman faces felony drug charge
- Longtime county newspaper ceases operation
- Medical marijuana dispensary sets up shop
- Legion family serves others with meal
- Qualifying set for big election year
- First Day Hikes offer New Year's fun
- Crossroads area residents, community leaders give resolutions
- Cold surge challenges utilities
- Earthquake confirmed on Christmas Eve
- Tax collections make another gain
- American Legion hosts New Year’s Luncheon
- Corinth FD responds to early morning fire
- Rienzi man charged with murder
- It was a white Christmas -- holiday observed
- City adopts community center plan
- Magnolia Foundation serves community
- Crossroads has a legal holiday white Christmas
- Crossroads Christmas features food, fellowship
- He Is Born
- Hazardous waste event a big success
- Tishomingo man wins big in lottery
- White Christmas? Almost
- Board approves new cell tower
- Warm hearts, hot meals prepare for cold Christmas
- Shiloh park marks 128th anniversary
- Christmas Eve traditions will be all aglow
- Have an arctic blast Christmas
- Retired Kimberly-Clark mill manager believes in Corinth area
- Arena plans sign improvements
- National Cemetery hosts Wreaths Across America
- Generals’ Quarters celebrates 150 years with new owner, renovation
- Civic leader, businessman dies
- Pickwick Landing State Park hosts annual New Year's Eve bash
- Volunteers give 1,000 food baskets away for holiday
- Younger not seeking reelection
- A Christmas cold snap is coming