Former Corinth Superintendent Lee Childress Found Not Guilty in Case Involving Explicit AI Images of Students
Former Corinth School District Superintendent Dr. Lee Childress was found not guilty Wednesday by a federal jury on a felony
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The Maryland Department of Transportation is hiring for several roles, including IT specialists and an auditor. Applications are open now.
Read moreCadet Class 70 in Mississippi is nearing the end of its 10th week of training, with the finish line in sight.
Read moreNortheast’s latest student newspaper edition showcases campus life, student achievements, and upcoming events, including the annual Honors Expo.
Read moreCheyenne Hughes and Kiana Leatherwood, dispatchers, participated in a training session to better understand officers’ experiences from the other side of the radio.
Read moreThe National Weather Service has adjusted the severe weather forecast for tomorrow, indicating a slight risk of storms with damaging winds possible in the afternoon and evening.
Read moreA new online tool provides rainfall forecasts and data for the next three days in 22 Mid-South cities, updating twice daily.
Read moreStudents at Northeast Mississippi Community College participated in a day of fun and competition during Field Day, fostering community spirit and team building.
Read moreThe Office of the State Auditor is hiring a full-time, on-site general counsel for its Jackson office. Candidates must meet specific legal qualifications.
Read moreCaptain Mark Luker retired after nearly three decades with the Corinth Fire Department in a quiet, heartfelt ceremony.
Read moreBraleigh Mason has earned her high school equivalency diploma through Northeast Mississippi Community College Adult Education program in Booneville, marking an important milestone in her educational journey.
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