Prentiss County Checkpoint Arrest: Corinth Woman Charged
Prentiss County checkpoint arrest: a Corinth woman, 35, is charged with meth possession after an Oct. 20 stop by deputies and Booneville police.
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Prentiss County checkpoint arrest: a Corinth woman, 35, is charged with meth possession after an Oct. 20 stop by deputies and Booneville police.
Read moreThe Corinth Warrior tag deadline is now Nov. 19. The CSD Foundation needs 300 pre-orders at $33 each before Mississippi will produce the specialty plate.
Read moreFrom a ~$91 SIG Sauer to a buy-it-for-life Leupold, five well-reviewed rifle scopes that fit how Alcorn County hunters actually shoot — timber shots at dawn, field edges at dusk, and everything in between.
Read morePrentiss County election guide: school board, U.S. Senate and judicial races are on the Nov. 3 ballot. In-person absentee voting ends Saturday, Oct. 31.
Read moreThe Booneville band won its seventh straight Class 3A state marching title in Brandon with a modern Swan Lake show, the program’s 17th state crown overall.
Read moreCorinth remembers preservationist Rosemary Williams; Kossuth teachers join a state task force, and police detail rally preparations in the Oct. 28 roundup.
Read moreOn National First Responders Day, the Tishomingo County Sheriff’s Department thanked deputies, firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers and jail staff in Iuka.
Read moreCorinth police had four days to prepare for President Trump’s arena rally. Chief Landon Tucker says about 40 officers and partner agencies made it work.
Read moreAlcorn School District board hears Kossuth Elementary teachers will help write statewide special education lessons and approves a $10,700 grant.
Read moreCorinth preservationist Rosemary Williams, who led the Siege and Battle of Corinth Commission and championed the Civil War center, has died at 88.
Read moreFrom a ~$25 tree strap to a complete padded harness combo, five well-reviewed harness and lifeline picks to keep Alcorn County hunters clipped in from the ground to the platform all deer season.
Read morePrentiss County drug arrests: deputies charged two Booneville men with possession after a safety checkpoint and a Highway 4 traffic stop. Bonds: $10,000.
Read moreAlcorn court sentences, Corinth’s parkway extension, hospital staffing, Freedom Center construction and drought lead the Oct. 27 local roundup.
Read moreKennisha Alexander, 30, and Sharett Bennett, 38, both of Corinth, pleaded guilty to burglary of a dwelling and first-degree arson and were each sentenced to 10 years to serve, with an additional 35 years suspended.
Read moreJeffery Jolly, 62, of Corinth, pleaded guilty to possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, stealing timber, and possession of methamphetamine, and was sentenced to 20 years with 15 suspended, leaving 5 years to serve.
Read moreMariah Vanderwal, 24, of Corinth, pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact of murder and tampering with physical evidence and was sentenced to 20 years plus 10 years, to run consecutively, for a total of 30 years in prison.
Read moreDarnell Durr, Sr., 52, of Corinth, pleaded guilty to trafficking methamphetamine and was sentenced to 40 years with 30 suspended, leaving 10 years to serve with no eligibility for parole or early release.
Read moreVirginia Schauer, 26, of Bismarck, North Dakota, pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact of murder and tampering with physical evidence and was sentenced to 20 years plus 10 years, to run consecutively, for a total of 30 years in prison.
Read moreAntonius Bean, 24, of Corinth, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and accessory after the fact of murder and was sentenced to 20 years on each charge, to run consecutively, for a total of 40 years in prison.
Read moreThe Freedom Center campus near Corinth now has a finished chapel, and three cottages are underway as the recovery ministry works toward a $750,000 goal.
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