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Former Corinth Middle School teacher Wilson Jones pleaded guilty in Alcorn County Circuit Court on Tuesday morning.

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Former teacher pleads guilty to child exploitation FARMINGTON – Former Corinth Middle School teacher Wilson Jones pleaded guilty in Alcorn County Circuit Court on Tuesday morning.

The Biggersville Fire Department launched a new avenue for the community to reach them.

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Biggersville Fire Department launches new communication avenues BIGGERSVILLE – The Biggersville Fire Department launched a new avenue for the community to reach them.

The Crossroads Museum is hosting a two-in-one photo contest and fundraiser.

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Picture This: Crossroads Museum develops new photo fundraiser The Crossroads Museum is hosting a two-in-one photo contest and fundraiser.

Two local volunteer fire departments received grants amid National Safety Month.

Grants to help Farmington, Biggersville firegfighters

A love for gardening has been bringing a group together for 67 years.

The Corinth’s Little Garden Club was established on May 8, 1959, making it the oldest ongoing garden club in Corinth.

Read more: https://www.dailycorinthian.com/news/rooted-in-corinth-garden-club-continues-history-of-service/article_92674310-25e8-5eff-930f-efbe6b7fa940.html

Corinth's firefighters worked hard amid the heat, smoke, and woods to keep nearby areas safe from two fires.

Read more: https://www.dailycorinthian.com/news/two-abandoned-homes-totaled-by-fires/article_af12123d-690f-5344-8751-70a985035d32.html

McNairy Central High School was chosen to receive a $10,000 Learning Environment Grant and a $200,000 Building Energy Upgrade Grant through the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) EnergyRight School Uplift program.

Read more: https://www.dailycorinthian.com/news/school-celebrates-major-tva-grant-award/article_795558cb-9055-5671-8754-4cc58a516d16.html

The old Marshtown kids train made its final departure from the Crossroads area last Tuesday.

Read more: https://www.dailycorinthian.com/news/old-kids-train-departs-for-new-home-in-alabama/article_fc9ff62c-c085-5efa-ba6a-261fe486bb56.html

The Corinth-Alcorn Animal Shelter has a new executive director.

Cory Wells, of Fort Payne, Alabama, assumed the role on March 2 of this year, following 20 years of experience in animal welfare.

Read more: https://www.dailycorinthian.com/news/new-top-dog-wells-takes-leash-as-leader-at-animal-shelter/article_0aa50002-5861-5111-b1bf-ca3e83642adc.html