County supervisors showed off their new meeting facility and cut the ceremonial ribbon Monday morning.
A big crowd of local officials, family and friends attended the dedication, which accompanied...
The ladies of First United Methodist Church are doing their part to restore one of downtown Corinth’s most important historical structures.
Stained Glass Hearts — a ladies luncheon fundraiser for ...
A request to purchase equipment for security monitoring in the Tax Collector’s Office is leading to a broader look at courthouse security.
Tax Collector Larry Ross submitted several quotes Monday ...
Sales tax collections were off for a third consecutive month while the tourism tax posted a modest gain in the latest reported statistics.
Corinth’s share of sales tax proceeds deposited into the ...
Local legislators joined family and friends of Jacob Wooley at City Hall for a brief memorial in the late Marine’s honor Friday afternoon.
The remembrance included presentation of a resolution pas...
Timber Products Company could be the most successful business no one has ever heard about.
Plant Manager David Mitchell is anxious to let the community in on what has kept the company thriving in ...
The Daily Corinthian has obtained a report filed with the Alcorn County Sheriff’s Department regarding a school-issued laptop computer that went missing while in the possession of Dan Burcham, the ...
A red flashing light means stop.
Not speed up.
Knowing that could mean the difference between life and death for motorists.
Kansas City Southern and the Corinth Police Department want the public...
One man was hospitalized following a pre-dawn shooting in Corinth on Saturday.
Corinth Police received a call about a gunshot victim at approximately 4:30 a.m. on Saturday and responded to a resid...
For the first time since the 1960s, Tishomingo County residents will cast votes for dry or wet on Tuesday.
The election is for everything alcoholic — liquor, beer and light wine — and the ballot i...
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