Alcorn County and Corinth, MS News
Alcorn County supervisors reappointed Steve Gaines to the Magnolia board and John James to the CVB, and heard Farmington Road paving is days away.
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Alcorn County supervisors reappointed Steve Gaines to the Magnolia board and John James to the CVB, and heard Farmington Road paving is days away.
Corinth will have cool mornings through midweek, and officials are watching a Gulf disturbance that could bring heavy rain to north Mississippi.
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U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith visited Baldwyn on Oct. 6, meeting manufacturers and city officials about projects, grants, tax incentives and city needs.
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Fire danger remains elevated ahead of possible weekend rain; supervisors approve Farmington Road paving, and Corinth assistance deadlines approach.
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iRobot’s Prime Big Deal Days creator deals are live for Alcorn County: the Roomba 415X is $398.99 and the Roomba Electro 5-in-1 is $229.99 through Oct. 7 for Prime members.
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Thomas Hendricks, 55, was arrested in Missouri by the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force on a Monroe County felony warrant charging molestation of a minor. Bond is set at $25,000.
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Alcorn County fire danger stays high as Corinth heads toward 89 degrees; the burn ban runs through Oct. 12 and a Gulf system may bring weekend rain.
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Prime Big Deal Days runs Oct. 6-7 with 48 hours of Prime-exclusive deals. Here are top Amazon picks for Alcorn County shoppers.
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Corinth Angel Tree applications are due Friday, Oct. 9, at 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army office on Lackey Drive. Here’s what families need to know.
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Alcorn County supervisors awarded a $406,406 State Aid contract for Farmington Road paving, about a mile of work in the Second District, under estimate.
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If you’re mending fences, feeding stock, or clearing brush around Alcorn County, you need boots that hold up. Here are five well-reviewed work boots worth a look.
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Mississippi agencies issued October reminders for motor vehicle dealers, income tax filers and justice grant applicants.
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The Mid-South Food Bank’s mobile pantry will be at Church of the Crossroad, 2037 Hwy 72 E. in Corinth, on Saturday, October 10 at 10:00 a.m.
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An Iuka ribbon cutting Oct. 2 opened J-MAC Flowers, Gifts, and Merchandise at 601 Battleground Drive, a Booneville favorite expanding to Tishomingo County.
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Iuka Public Library hours were cut roughly in half Oct. 1 over county budget constraints, and Tishomingo County supervisors took up the issue Monday.
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Courthouse work targets a year-end finish, school enrollment declines, Abe’s Grill reopens, and local coverage includes police, donations, weather and festivals.
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United Way reports more than $30,000 raised for local agencies; an MSU scholarship golf tournament, fall events and a free storm-spotter class lead the delayed Oct. 4 edition.
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Prentiss County deputies warn of a utility bill scam where callers posing as cable, internet and TV providers demand payment to avoid a shutoff.
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Corinth police felony arrests for September 2026 include charges of commercial burglary, firearms trafficking and felony taking of a motor vehicle.
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Abe’s Grill on Highway 72 in Corinth has re-opened its doors after the passing of founder Abe Whitfield, and the family is ready to welcome customers back.
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The Corinth Kiwanis Club has given $20,000 to Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital and its Tupelo Outpatient Center, supporting pediatric care for children and families across North Mississippi.
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