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Budget season is coming down to the wire with Corinth and Alcorn County both set to adopt the budgets for fiscal 2027 next week.

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Budget season is coming down to the wire with Corinth and Alcorn County both set to adopt the budgets for fiscal 2027 next week.

6 days ago·Corinth, United States

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Daily Corinthian broke the news in Corinth, United States 6 days ago on Friday, September 11, 2026.

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