Daily Corinthian

The Corinth Police Department has earned another two years of bragging rights over the Corinth Fire Department following Saturday’s softball game.

Cops defeat firefighters in charity softball game

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Dr. David Williams.

After a distinguished career of caring for women and families throughout our region, Dr. Williams retired from Magnolia Regional Health Center just last month. Throughout his years of service, he earned the trust and admiration of countless patients through his compassion, kindness, and unwavering commitment to their care. Many families traveled hours just to see Dr. Williams and chose Magnolia Regional Health Center as the place to welcome their babies because of the confidence they had in him.

Dr. Williams' impact extends far beyond the babies he delivered or the patients he cared for. He built lasting relationships, celebrated life's most precious moments alongside families, and left an enduring legacy of exceptional care and compassion.

Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with Dr. Williams' family, friends, former colleagues, and the many patients whose lives he touched. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered as an important part of the Magnolia Regional Health Center family.

The approach of the summer season kept tax collections easing higher for the city.

Tax collections make modest gains

New Biggersville head volleyball coach Katelin Wallace has been able to rediscover her love of a sport that she played in high school.

Wallace emphasizing love of volleyball with Lady Lions