Jebb Johnston is a Staff Writer at the Daily Corinthian. His primary beats include city and county government, with a focus on elections, public policy, and environmental services, reflecting his expertise in government and politics. Jebb's work spans various topics, including finance, crime and justice, and world affairs.
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This week we’re traveling back 119 years to the pages of The Weekly Corinthian for a look at more happenings from that hot summer of another time.
The first votes in the four-candidate mayor’s race may be cast today as absentee voting begins in Corinth’s municipal general election.
After 42 years of military service, Major General John M. Rhodes of Corinth is retiring from the Mississippi National Guard.
It’s been a whirlwind of activity for the staff of the TownPlace Suites by Marriott as the new hotel’s opening date gets ever closer.
A number of investigations by the Corinth Police Department over the last few weeks resulted in felony arrests.
The trial on a charge of hindering prosecution for former Corinth School District superintendent Lee Childress will move to Lee County, Circuit Judge John White ordered Tuesday afternoon.
Boosting employee pay was the dominant topic for the Corinth Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s first budget work session of the season.
One of the casualties of this year’s ice storm was the city’s program of routine street paving in fiscal year 2026.
By: Lauren Davis, Brant Sappington, Emma Tanner
By Brant Sappington, Jebb Johnston, Emma Tanner & Lauren Davis of 4 “Where were you when the world stopped turning, on that September day?”
Budget season is coming down to the wire with Corinth and Alcorn County both set to adopt the budgets for fiscal 2027 next week.
