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The fate of the former Easom High School and South Corinth Elementary School site is waiting… Read morePossible investor visits Easom school property
A mix of color will bring an annual run to life at Crossroads Regional Park this weekend. Read moreReconnect for Autism Color Fun Run set for Saturday
A flea market is seeking a special use variance to have inside and outside sales at a Proper Street location. Read moreFlea market seeks city approval
Some talented Tigers will take the stage for the next Corinth Music Club concert. Read moreNEMCC group to perform at music club concert
As temperatures rise, the hum of air conditioning units is becoming common. Read moreTVA offers rebate on HVAC tune-up
Maxey Phillips had a story to tell. Read moreAlcorn County native pens life experiences in new book
When executive chef and restaurant owner John Mabry saw the need for a new large venue for downtown Corinth, he wanted to set a new standard. Read moreThe Standard gives downtown Corinth a new edge
About 900 runners are registered for the 2024 Corinth Coca-Cola 10K Run. Read moreCoke 10K set for May 4
A search at an Alcorn County residence this week turned up multiple drugs and firearms and possible stolen items. Read moreMan faces multiple drug charges
For seven days each year, The Mississippi Department of Transportation takes to the highways on foot. Read moreMDOT employees take part in annual "Trash Bash"
TUPELO — Leigh Anne Newton, a Tupelo native and faculty member at the University of Mississippi at Tupelo, is helping the university continue its commitment to workforce development in the area as the new director of its Booneville and Tupelo regional campuses. Read moreNew leader named for UM regional campuses
BIGGERSVILLE – In a back and forth battle, Biggersville saw its season come to an end on a heartbreaker. Read moreLady Lions fall late to Potts Camp
Corinth had a productive day at the Region 1-5A track meet with their boys bringing home the win and their girls finishing runner-up. Read moreWarriors’ track wins region 1-5A championship
GLEN – Alcorn Central had a slow start on Saturday, but completing their business in the first game of the Class 3A playoffs by scoring seven runs over the final two innings of their 8-1 victory over Winona. Read moreBears catch fire late in playoff victory
Opinion
People avoid certain things for a variety of reasons. Fear is a significant cause of avoidance. It could be fear of failure, fear of criticism, or fear of hurt. Difficulty is another reason people avoid something. It's much more appealing to take the path of least resistance than to struggle. Lack of time is also used to justify avoidance. An easy way out is to say you're too busy. Read moreFind strength in the things you avoid
As Mississippi legislators head to conference on the state’s first sincere consideration of some form of Medicaid expansion, we’ve heard alarms sounded by the right and the left on why the state alternately should or should not expand Medicaid coverage for the state’s working poor. Read moreIn Mississippi’s Medicaid debate, look at rapidly increasing rural mortality rates
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- The Standard gives downtown Corinth a new edge
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- Auction set for seized firearms
- TVA offers rebate on HVAC tune-up
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- Alcorn County native pens life experiences in new book
- Corinth schools plan lighting upgrades
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