Alcorn County Drought Worsens as Storms Return Friday
The Alcorn County drought now covers the entire county at the severe level, with storms and up to 1.5 inches of rain expected starting Friday afternoon.
Alcorn County and Corinth, MS News
The Alcorn County drought now covers the entire county at the severe level, with storms and up to 1.5 inches of rain expected starting Friday afternoon.
Read moreCorinth TownePlace Suites by Marriott is now open after Delta Lodging Group’s Sept. 29 ribbon cutting, adding 89 extended-stay suites on South Parkway.
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Read moreBooneville’s Andie Kate Ramey wins the NJCAA South District Preview, shooting the event’s only under-par round to rally 10 spots for Northeast.
Read moreThe Corinth Theatre-Arts eviction stands after the group lost its appeal. City no-trespassing signs now hang on the South Fulton Drive playhouse doors.
Read moreAlcorn’s burn ban continues through Oct. 12, Corinth football and market dates change, and the Oct. 5 voter-registration deadline approaches.
Read moreCrime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and the Prentiss County Sheriff’s Department are asking for help locating a stolen 2019 Polaris Ranger, green in color, taken from property on County Road 1421.
Read moreThe voter registration deadline for the Nov. 3 election is Monday, Oct. 5. Here’s how Alcorn, Prentiss and Tishomingo residents can register in time.
Read moreCorinth football game moved: South Pontotoc at Corinth is now Thursday, Oct. 1, with storms forecast for Friday. Alumni celebration shifts to Oct. 16.
Read moreAn emergency Alcorn County burn ban issued Sept. 28 bans outdoor burning through Oct. 12 amid drought and fires. Here’s what is allowed and what’s next.
Read moreRain in the forecast moves the Corinth Green Market and Fall Festival from Oct. 3 to Oct. 17. Vendor fees carry over automatically. Here’s what to know.
Read moreNEMCC softball welcomes back Harley Reeder, a former all-conference Tigers pitcher and Wheeler High head coach, as an assistant coach in Booneville.
Read moreBooneville water shutoff: the city will cut water on Veterans Street from North College East to Plumrose at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, for line work.
Read moreCorinth shelter adoption discounts run through Sept. 30, while August unemployment stood at 2.9% and regional news included school trades training.
Read moreCorinth animal shelter adoption fees are cut, and some waived, through Sept. 30 during BISSELL Pet Foundation’s Empty the Shelters event. How to adopt.
Read moreCorinth’s mayoral race, a National Merit semifinalist, the Oct. 3 artifact show, drought forecasts and Yellow Creek Port lead the Sept. 28 edition.
Read moreAlcorn Central’s band earned two awards and a second-place finish in Corinth as local football teams won and police mentored career students.
Read moreAlcorn County unemployment was 2.9% in August 2026, below Mississippi’s 3.2% and the U.S. 4.3%, per MDES. Prentiss and Tishomingo were at 3.1%.
Read moreA 70-year-old Prentiss County man died in a Booneville motorcycle crash Sunday night on South Second Street. Booneville police are investigating.
Read moreBaldwyn High sophomores tried welding, crane and VR stations as the Big Ideas skilled trades lab stopped Monday on its tour of Northeast Mississippi schools.
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