Joel Counce is a Sports Reporter at Daily Corinthian. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and construction and real estate, with a particular focus on educational policy, school governance, and urban development. Joel's work has been featured in 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
Jeffrey Dismukes wanted to sell his farmland so a school could be built. "At my age, I don't have many wants anymore," he said. "Mostly, I want to get out of bed and welcome another day." The 77-year-old lifetime farmer first met with Rutherford County Schools board member Stan Vaught about selling the property. A little more than 86 acres […]
By: Joel Counce
On his final day as Rutherford County’s mayor, Joe Carr helped to introduce the former Bank of America building in downtown Murfreesboro as the home of the county’s building codes, election commission, finance, fire rescue administration, and planning and engineering departments. "If you've heard me speak publicly, you've heard me say this and it's so true: a people without vision […]
By: Joel Counce
Jake Leg Stompers began playing on the grounds of the Uncle Dave Macon Days festival in 2004. The goal was simple: to play music recorded before World War II. "For one thing, it just makes me happy," Jake Leg Stompers guitarist and drummer Sam Rorex said. "When I hear another band paying tribute to a band in the early 1900s, especially […]
By: Joel Counce
A new command team is set to lead the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Department. Newly sworn-in Sheriff Kenneth Barrett selected Todd Sparks as deputy chief; David Hailey as deputy chief - law enforcement; Tony Hall as deputy chief - administration; Patrick McMurtray as deputy chief - legal counsel; and Bernard Salandy jail administrator. Sparks has been a part of the RCSO […]
By: Joel Counce
Quarterback Cameron Kruse threw for three touchdowns and 241 yards on 12-of-17 passing, leading Page to a 34-3 win over Hendersonville on Friday. CPA transfer Dylan Streeter caught three of Kruse’s passes for 131 yards and two scores in the win. The reigning Class 5A champion Patriots (3-0) marched 67 yards in 11 plays to start the scoring, capped by […]
Quarterback Cameron Kruse threw for three touchdowns and 241 yards on 12-of-17 passing, leading Page to a 34-3 win over Hendersonville on Friday. CPA trans
By: Joel Counce
Representatives from the Tennessee Department of Transportation visited the Smyrna Event Center to give updated plans for the Choice Lanes project on Sept. 8, including payments planned for owners of residential and commercial buildings which will be razed for the highway project. Choice Lanes will be designated lanes of at least 26 miles on Interstate 24 between Nashville and Rutherford […]
By: Joel Counce
More than 150 people greeted Wawa to its first Rutherford County location on Sept. 9, 13 months after its groundbreaking. The coffee, food and fuel store at 5208 Veterans Parkway in the Westlawn area of Murfreesboro is the company’s fourth in Tennessee and the first of at least three planned for Rutherford County. Wawa Director Of Store Operations Joseph […]
By: Joel Counce
The Rutherford County Schools board voted to allow The Journey Home an easement for a facility that the organization plans to use for senior citizen housing. The Journey Home needed access from the street across school district property to move forward with building plans. The future building, located at 2182 Angie Dr. in Murfreesboro, is expected to have 11 apartments, […]
By: Joel Counce
In the shadow of a steel beam that once was inside the World Trade Center, more than 100 Rutherford County first responders, officials and residents gathered to remember the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks last Friday. The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office hosted the annual event at the 9/11 Memorial Garden in Murfreesboro. "Today, we remember the lives lost […]
