Corinth News Archives

A veterinarian in northeast Mississippi's Alcorn County was arrested Monday on felony drug charges.

When one looks at the spread of a flu virus - the conventional flu or the current H1N1 flu virus - it's a numbers game and that makes schools and colleges particularly problematic as places where the virus can be transmitted.

Platinum-selling Rock band Saving Abel will headline the inaugural "CLASS OF 2009" TOUR, with Red, Pop Evil and Taddy Porter along for the ride.

The elder of the two boys is 9. He stands just 4 feet tall with tiny hands, curved fingers and a mind that cannot deal in abstract things such as time or money.

Something unusual is cropping up alongside the tomatoes, eggplant and okra in Scott Byars' vegetable garden - the elephantine leaves of 30 tobacco plants.

The first half of 2009 wasn't exactly prime time for expansion in any sector of the economy, but The West Clinic and Memphis Heart Clinic both expanded in the tenuous environment because, they say, sick patients can't wait for an economic rebound.

Funeral services for Jordan L. Johnson, 75, of Dickson were conducted Saturday, Aug.

41-year-old Lyndal Witt is in jail tonight, after police say he lured his ex-girlfriend to his home, then raped her.

The Civil War Preservation Trust says nearly 650 acres of pristine battlefield land at Davis Bridge, Tenn., has been purchased in order to be preserved.

Whissendine: August Bank Holiday weekend sees the return to St. Andrew's Church of the biennial flower festival.

College of Labor and Employment Lawyers Paula Graves Ardelean has been selected as a fellow.

A Corinth man has pleaded guilty in connection with the shooting death of 30-year-old Tarvis Antonio Damron last October.

A Corinth man has pleaded guilty in connection with the shooting death of 30-year-old Tarvis Antonio Damron last October.

In this column, two weeks ago, we began to examine whether or not a commonly held view today amongst evangelicals was scripturally valid.