Shiloh Veterans Day Bus Tour Free for Vets Nov. 11
The free Shiloh Veterans Day bus tour runs noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 11 for veterans, active-duty members and spouses. Seats are limited; call 731-689-5696.
Alcorn County and Corinth, MS News
The free Shiloh Veterans Day bus tour runs noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 11 for veterans, active-duty members and spouses. Seats are limited; call 731-689-5696.
Read moreThe Corinth Christmas Basket Fund will give out 1,000 holiday food baskets Dec. 19. Applications are due by 3:30 p.m. Nov. 27, and donations are welcome.
Read moreThe Corinth Veterans Day parade steps off at 10 a.m. Nov. 11, ending at Trailhead Park. Veterans and groups who want to march should sign up by Nov. 6.
Read moreFrom a backless Millennium swivel seat to a heated Kalkal chair with a battery pack, five well-reviewed blind chairs and hunting seats built for long, still sits in Alcorn County deer blinds and shooting houses.
Read moreCorinth’s week starts mild, then rain and thunderstorms return Tuesday as the National Weather Service in Memphis watches for a cooler end to the week.
Read morePrentiss County vandalism: deputies seek tips after mailboxes were smashed and trash cans burned near homes on CR 5131 and Meadow Creek on Oct. 24 and 31.
Read moreThe Tishomingo County burn ban runs through Nov. 19 despite weekend rain. See what’s banned, what’s allowed, penalties, and nearby county bans.
Read moreA Corinth flood advisory was issued Sunday after 1.5 to 3 inches of rain fell in Alcorn and Prentiss counties. More rain is due Tuesday night.
Read moreFrom a 3,800 BTU Little Buddy for a one-person blind to an 18,000 BTU Big Buddy for the whole camp, five well-reviewed portable propane heaters built for long, still sits in Alcorn County’s late-season cold.
Read moreDaylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, in Corinth and Northeast Mississippi. Set clocks back an hour and check smoke alarm batteries.
Read moreCorinth weekend rain could total an inch by Sunday, easing October’s drought, NWS Memphis says, with more storms Tuesday night after polls close.
Read moreTishomingo County election guide for Nov. 3: polling hours, photo ID rules, the U.S. Senate and 1st District races, and the judicial races on the ballot.
Read moreSheriff Randy Tolar congratulated three Prentiss County men who finished a 12-week law enforcement academy in Tupelo on Oct. 30 and are starting careers.
Read moreFrom a ~$110 ORORO vest with the battery included to a Milwaukee M12 kit that runs on tool batteries, five well-reviewed heated vests and jackets built for long, still sits in Alcorn County’s late-season cold.
Read moreNWS Memphis is offering a free SKYWARN class in Oxford and says Halloween rain should hold off until after trick-or-treating in Corinth.
Read moreCorinth High School teacher John Ward Grace teaches Law and Public Safety, coaches soccer and golf, and drives a bus, the district’s new profile says.
Read moreThree Booneville residents are among six charged with armed robbery after a man was lured to a Tupelo street and one person was shot, Tupelo police say.
Read moreAlcorn County nears the absentee voting deadline, celebrates state band honors and prepares for Comic Con and Lighthouse Toy Store registration.
Read moreAlcorn County marching bands shine at state: Alcorn Central’s Pride of AC places third and the Kossuth Aggie Band fifth in Class 3A in Brandon.
Read moreCorinth Comic Con returns Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Crossroads Arena with voice actors, cosplay, gaming, wrestling and family fun from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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