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The 2024 legislative session is sending funds to two significant facility projects in Tishom… Read moreBurnsville agricenter, Tish court get state funds
Roger Delgado is the silent voice at the Daily Corinthian. Read moreFreedom of the Press
The historic Tishomingo County seat will welcome the community of Crossroads area residents and beyond to a worship service Sunday. Read moreJacinto Courthouse hosts community for Sunday service
The Corinth Library has several answers to the puzzle of how to keep kids entertained this summer. Read moreLibrary plans big summer of events
Saturday will be a day to remember for seniors in the Alcorn County School District at the Crossroads Arena. Read moreAlcorn School District graduations set for Saturday at Crossroads Arena
A current alderman in Iuka is moving to the mayor’s office. Read moreCarson wins Iuka mayoral election
SHILOH, Tenn. – On Saturday, May 25, visitor facilities at both the Shiloh Battlefield and the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center will be open from 9 am – 5 pm daily. The grounds at Shiloh and all the park’s holdings in Corinth will remain open from dawn until dusk as always. Read moreShiloh National Military Park to change hours of operation
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is encouraging safety and awareness during National Bike Month and National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Read moreMotorists urged to watch for two-wheeled travelers
Leanne Williams, Alcorn Central High School Spanish & Theatre Teacher, has served students in the Alcorn School District for 21 years. Read morePeople of the Crossroads - Serving Students
More than 1,400 passengers have touched down at the Corinth-Alcorn County Airport since the new year began. Read moreAirport continues to make significant impact on community
Dusky blue curtains now fall from just below the ornate molding to surround the windows in the parlor of the historic Verandah-Curlee House, the latest gift from a Corinthian who has given of herself and her talents for decades to preserve the town’s unique and storied history. Read moreNew curtains adorn parlor at Verandah-Curlee House
The Corinth Lady Warriors have made history. Read moreLady Warriors claim first fast-pitch title
Callie Pounders set the tone for Corinth from the beginning. Read morePounders dominates in Lady Warriors’ Game 1 win
Area coaches and athletes were honored, and a former Atlanta Brave shared his testimony as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes hosted its Night of Champions at the Church of the Crossroads. Read moreFCA honors athletes, coaches with Night of Champions
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On Capitol Hill, the calendar is driving increased partisan attention on the new U.S. Farm Bill. The current 2018 Farm Bill will expire on Sept. 30. Congress and President Joe Biden extended the five-year original term of the bill on Nov. 16, 2023. Read moreFarm Bill deadline draws increased partisan attention to future SNAP payment policies
House and Senate members often adjourn a legislative day in memory of a constituent or other well known person who recently died. Read moreIf you didn’t like MAEP, you may not like the new public school funding formula
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- Airport continues to make significant impact on community
- New curtains adorn parlor at Verandah-Curlee House
- Burnsville agricenter, Tish court get state funds
- Carson wins Iuka mayoral election
- FCA honors athletes, coaches with Night of Champions
- Alcorn School District graduations set for Saturday at Crossroads Arena
- Local highways, projects get funds
- Corinth High School Follies presents ‘Glory Days’
- Freedom of the Press
- City schools get lighting project
