The Alliance celebrated service and community and recognized those who continue to go above and beyond to make Corinth and ...

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced in December that the state will invest over $100 million in economic development projects – projects that have created record-breaking numbers of jobs – funded ...

What is missing in the current school choice debate raging at the Capitol is an answer to this question: What happens to those students left behind?

In a weather-shortened softball game, Kossuth kept rolling on Thursday night, taking down Ripley 9-0 behind four no-hit innings from Chloe Clement.

The Corinth Police Department is warning the public to be wary of scam calls currently targeting local residents.

Your grandmother trusted her doctor. Your mother trusted Consumer Reports. You trust the 4.7-star rating from 2,300 strangers.

A new addition has been placed on the Chickasaw Legacy Wall at the corner of Linden and Polk streets. On Tuesday, Februrary ...

Camp #321 is hosting its 17th annual Corinth Militaria Show.

The Crossroads Museum is hosting a Peanuts/Franklin Family Day on Saturday. Starting at 10 a.m., the day will include a scavenger hunt, snacks like popcorn, cookies and a drink, arts and crafts and a ...

The Alcorn School District was recognized among the top-performing districts in Mississippi after the release of graduation data from the Mississippi Department of Education.

Corinth’s monthly sales tax diversion topped $900,000 for the first time during the period that included the height of holiday shopping.

The Alcorn County chapter of the NAACP is closing out Black History Month by honoring those who came before them, and those who shine today.