NEMCC Football Falls 20-10 to No. 11 Northwest at Homecoming
NEMCC football fell 20-10 to No. 11 Northwest on homecoming night in Booneville. Xae Mayes had 224 total yards as the Tigers dropped to 1-4 on the season.
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NEMCC football fell 20-10 to No. 11 Northwest on homecoming night in Booneville. Xae Mayes had 224 total yards as the Tigers dropped to 1-4 on the season.
Read moreThe Alcorn County drought is now severe on the U.S. Drought Monitor, and nearby Tippah, Itawamba and Lee counties are under burn bans. Here’s what to know.
Read moreThe Corinth High Rowan Oak trip took 38 Mississippi Writers students to Faulkner’s Oxford home and Ole Miss, with support from the district foundation.
Read moreThe Crossroads Arena concert with Mark Chesnutt and Pam Tillis is tonight at 7 in Corinth, kicking off a fall lineup with Comic Con and Brantley Gilbert.
Read moreThe Alliance and Delta Lodging Group host a Corinth TownePlace Suites ribbon cutting Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. for the new 89-suite hotel on South Parkway.
Read moreNWS Memphis says Corinth stays warm and mostly dry through the weekend, with temperatures rising into early next week.
Read moreThe Corinth Dramatic Society stages Charlotte’s Web at Corinth Coliseum Sept. 25-27, its first youth show. Showtimes, ticket prices and details inside.
Read moreSafe Haven Baby Boxes and the Senatobia community will bless the new Safe Haven Baby Box at Highland Hills Medical Center on Friday, Oct. 2 — the 476th in the nation and 11th in Mississippi.
Read moreAlcorn County candidates take note: MDOT says political signs are not permitted in state highway right-of-way, and illegally placed signs will be removed.
Read moreThe Crossroads Marching Classic returns to Corinth High’s Warrior Stadium Saturday at 3 p.m., with North Mississippi bands and an NEMCC exhibition show.
Read moreThe Burnsville Waterway Festival and Buckin’ on the ‘Bigbee Rodeo run Sept. 25-26 with live music, food vendors, a car show, bingo and two rodeo nights.
Read moreAlcorn County supervisors made the first draw on a $20 million note to cover Ice Storm Fern costs, heard MRHC’s budget and set Farmington Road bids.
Read moreCREATE and TVA launch the Northeast Mississippi Disaster Recovery Council, a $200,000 effort to link local leaders with recovery help after Ice Storm Fern.
Read moreNWS Memphis says Corinth stays warm and mostly dry through the weekend, with thunderstorms returning early next week.
Read moreMagnolia Pediatric Clinic in Corinth welcomes Holly Byrd, a Corinth native and pediatric nurse practitioner, returning home to care for local children.
Read moreNortheast Mississippi Community College inducted six into the NEMCC Hall of Fame at homecoming, including NFL vet Mario Addison and NBA pick Qyntel Woods.
Read moreA free concert Oct. 3 at 5 p.m. at the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center will mark the 164th Battle of Corinth anniversary with bluegrass and history.
Read moreCorinth Police officers visited Corinth Elementary for Career Day, talking with students about police work and showing off the department’s SWAT vehicle.
Read moreAlcorn County Emergency Management and CERT will host the first annual Health & Safety Fair on Saturday, October 17 at Crossroads Arena. Vendors and participating agencies are wanted now.
Read moreCharlestien Harris explains what GAP insurance covers, when you need it, common exclusions, and where to buy it — so you can decide if it is right for you.
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