Joel Counce is a Sports Reporter at the Daily Corinthian. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, public education, and real estate, with a particular focus on the housing market and commercial real estate developments. His work has been featured in the Daily Corinthian, The Murfreesboro Post, and NewsBreak.
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Joel Counce's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and news in Corinth, Mississippi. His reporting heavily features community events, education-related topics, house & home affairs, as well as entertainment news.
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By: Joel Counce
The Rutherford County Planning Commission voted to move forward with a public hearing regarding a one-year moratorium for the approval and building of data centers at its October meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 at the courthouse on the downtown square in Murfreesboro. County Planning Director Doug Demosi told the commission he had not been contacted regarding data centers. […]
By: Joel Counce
There are yearbooks, uniforms, a football helmet, trophies, senior books, pictures, posters and a reminder of a presidential inauguration parade in a single room on the second floor of Central Magnet in Murfreesboro. The room and its memorabilia cover the history of Murfreesboro Central High School, Central Middle School and Central Magnet School starting in 1918. Central High School closed, giving […]
Two contested mayoral races, state legislature seats and the next governor of Tennessee lead the ballots in Rutherford County when the early voting period begins Wednesday, Oct. 14. Early voting is Oct. 14-29 at nine polling locations throughout the county. The polls are open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m.-noon. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. A government […]
By: Joel Counce
Moody Molavi became interested in comedy as a way to defend himself. The stand-up comedian spent the early part of his life between homes in his native Iran and Chattanooga. "I talk (in my stand-up act) about this transition of being that Iranian child with a thick accent trying to navigate a country where people dislike you for being Iranian […]
By: Joel Counce
The Rutherford County Schools board is requesting state funding for arts education in the county after passing a resolution at its Oct. 15 meeting. RCS board chair Claire Maxwell and RCS Fine Arts Coordinator Dr. Lindsay Halford wrote the resolution which calls for state funding to go directly to arts education within the Tennessee Invests in Student Achievement (TISA) formula. […]
By: Joel Counce
Otto Watts (right) celebrated his 100th birthday with his wife, Margaret (left), friends, family and Higher Ground church members in Murfreesboro last week. JOEL COUNCE
By: Joel Counce
Otto Watts has a deep love for the Lord and his wife, Margaret. He preached well into his 90s and served as assistant pastor for Higher Ground in Murfreesboro. "I would not have made it if not for the Lord," he said. "He's been good to me." This month, Watts, now a resident of the Veterans Administration assisted living facility […]
By: Joel Counce
Former senator Bill Frist speaks during an event with former governor and senator Lamar Alexander on the campus of MTSU Oct. 19. JOEL COUNCE
Nate Dingman arranges a zombie at the Hell House in the yard of his Murfreesboro home. JOEL COUNCE The front yard looks like a cemetery with zombies.
By: Joel Counce
The front yard looks like a cemetery with zombies. Behind that is a winding tunnel through zombie pixies, flying monkeys, witches, a haunted dollhouse and other scary sights leading back to the front yard. The walk-through takes about 10 minutes, in groups no larger than six. The last weekend in October, the private party in Nate Dingman's yard at his […]
