Mississippi Fire Prevention Week Urges Safe Charging
Fire Prevention Week 2026 stresses safe charging of lithium-ion devices. Mississippi sees over 6,000 house fires a year, officials say.
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Fire Prevention Week 2026 stresses safe charging of lithium-ion devices. Mississippi sees over 6,000 house fires a year, officials say.
Read MoreACE Power says its Corinth industrial substation should wrap up by year-end, with the downtown substation targeted for mid-to-late 2027.
Read MoreCorinth and Alcorn County students are testing careers with VR headsets through Big Ideas USA, backed by a $17,500 grant and TVA partnership.
Read MoreAlcorn County farmers say a dry fall and high diesel prices are straining crops, pastures and livestock feed budgets, the Daily Corinthian reports.
Read MoreCorinth’s Jeremy Hudson has been appointed an assistant district attorney in Mississippi’s First Circuit Court District, effective Nov. 1.
Read MoreRalph Dance wins Corinth’s mayoral election in unofficial returns; a federal conviction, housing approvals, police search and fall events round out local coverage.
Read MoreTen new Washington Street homes are coming to Corinth after aldermen approved zoning near 1217 Washington St., expanding the area’s redevelopment push.
Read MoreCorinth Music at the Yard wraps its fall season Thursday, Oct. 15, with Tupelo duo Hannah+Karly at Trailhead Yard, 6-8 p.m. Free; outside food is welcome.
Read MoreCorinth Mayor Ralph Dance won a second term Tuesday with about 60 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results in a four-way race.
Read MoreState auditors say former Guntown officials were arrested in Jackson over alleged fraud tied to city billing.
Read MoreCorinth police served a search warrant at Mellow Smoke Shop on Highway 72 and seized suspected controlled substances. No arrests yet.
Read MoreThe Alcorn County burn ban expired Oct. 12 without an extension, but drought, 90-degree heat and gusty Friday winds keep fire danger high in Corinth.
Read MoreAlcorn County technical rescue team: the county EMA is asking residents trained in rope, trench, swiftwater or confined space rescue to volunteer.
Read MoreKossuth volleyball state championship bound: the Lady Aggies swept Belmont for the 3A North Half title and face Our Lady Academy Friday in Clinton.
Read MoreNEMCC said nursing presenters shared scholarly projects on education and practice at a conference in Destin, Florida.
Read MoreBrooks Grocery in Iuka has been acquired by Kentucky-based, employee-owned Houchens Food Group, but the store’s name, staff and leadership will stay put.
Read MoreThe 2026 Tishomingo County Fair runs Oct. 13-17 in Iuka with free admission Tuesday and Wednesday, carnival nights, gospel music, a rodeo and pageants.
Read MoreCorinth homecoming week runs Oct. 12-16 with spirit days, a 5:30 p.m. parade Thursday and Friday’s 7 p.m. game vs. Tishomingo County at home.
Read MoreThe Alcorn County burn ban expires at midnight Oct. 12 with no extension posted, as severe drought and near-record heat persist in northeast Mississippi.
Read MoreCorinth’s kratom ban took effect immediately after aldermen adopted an emergency ordinance Friday at the request of Police Chief Landon Tucker.
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