Corinth Football Blanks South Pontotoc 63-0 in Division Opener
Corinth football opened division play with a 63-0 shutout of South Pontotoc Thursday, as Kossuth hosts unbeaten Booneville and Alcorn Central visits Belmont.
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Corinth football opened division play with a 63-0 shutout of South Pontotoc Thursday, as Kossuth hosts unbeaten Booneville and Alcorn Central visits Belmont.
Read MoreNWS Memphis says a cold front will bring rain chances back late tonight and Friday, with Corinth cooling into the weekend.
Read MoreCorinth shooting: police are investigating after one person was airlifted following a 3 p.m. Thursday shooting near Scott and Dorsey streets in Corinth.
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.
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 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 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 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 MoreCorinth High senior Thomas Senf is a National Merit semifinalist, one of about 16,000 nationwide competing for 6,700 scholarships worth nearly $24 million.
Read MoreThe Corinth Indian Artifact Show returns to Crossroads Arena on Saturday, Oct. 3, with free admission, collector displays and awards for the best finds.
Read MoreThe Corinth mayoral race heads to the Oct. 13 general election with four candidates, and absentee voting at City Hall has been steady ahead of election day.
Read MoreThe Sept. 26 roundup covers severe drought, Crossroads Arena plans, a Corinth High literary trip and the Sept. 29 hotel ribbon cutting.
Read MoreAlcorn Central’s band took 2nd in Class 3A with best drum major and percussion at the Crossroads Marching Classic in Corinth; New Albany was champion.
Read MoreCorinth police officers Maj. Ben Moore, Eli Buse and Shyanne Middleton told ACTC Law and Public Safety students what it takes to become a Mississippi officer.
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.
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