Corinth News

Taggart's characteristic dry wit comes to the fore during tonight's investigation into the murders of two 'bible bashers'. The team's 'gallows humour' helps them get through a particularly gruesome crime when a father and his son are found murdered with bibles at their sides and a passage from Corinthians highlighted in blood.

Treasurer Tate Reeves closed 2009 with about $1.2 million in campaign funds on hand, the most of any statewide elected official and more than half a million dollars more than Lt.

It was a church service that didn't need a sermon. Members of eight local church came together as one spiritual body Sunday night to share the pain of their brothers and sisters in Haiti - through prayer.

Northeast Mississippi Community College wants help in dealing with the growing problem of textbook theft.

The Alcorn County Sheriff's Department and the U.S. Marshals Service are searching for three inmates who escaped from the county jail by cutting through a fence.

Tuscumbia police are investigating how a feed mill manager fell off a silo 160 feet to his death Monday afternoon, the TimesDaily in Florence reports.

January 26, 2010--CORINTH -- The families of four Mississippi University for Women students want answers about the fire that caused their daughters' deaths.

Farmington officials are in the early stages of planning an expansion of sewer service to the Pine Valley area of the city.

Members of the governor-appointed Mississippi Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission expect to lay out plans for the state's commemoration and begin publicizing this year.

Funerals will be held today for three of the four college students killed a week ago in the horrific fire at the Days Inn motel in Hoover.

According to the TBI, the body of Christopher Bonds, 47 was found Wednesday in Hardin County.

Community historic preservation committees can help secure money to protect landmarks, but they must follow certain rules and regulations, according to Bill Gatlin of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

In our December issue, I included some questions from readers that I just didn't have the energy to answer.

Authorities say the deaths of two people in Corinth on Sunday were the result of a murder and suicide.

No one has seen 37-year-old Christopher Richard Bonds of Corinth, Mississippi since the weekend.

A Corinth, MS couple is dead after police say an apparent murder, suicide. According to Corinth police, officers responded to a shots fired call Sunday night around 5:15 at an apartment on North Madison Street.

The city of Corinth has formally accepted a $266,000 Community Heritage Grant to help preserve the Verandah-Curlee House Museum.

A Booneville woman has been indicted on a charge of depraved heart murder in the April drowning death of her 4-year-old son.

Last week eves dropped on a conversation between Jesus and a man named Nicodemus.

A UK priest has defended his comments that it is acceptable to steal from large companies.