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FBC Forever Young hears from cardiology nurse practitioner
By Carole Kelly Cardiovascular health was the subject and heart the key word when Lynn Vincent, MSN, ACNP, cardiology nurse practitioner, recently spoke on “Living with a Healthy Heart.” A nod to the February observance of American Heart Month included discussion about healthy heart habits and symptoms of heart disease for senior adults at…
Read MoreDr. Ivory Gray named principal at Clinton Junior High School
Special to The Clinton Courier During a special called board meeting, the Clinton Public School District’s (CPSD) Board of Trustees approved Dr. Ivory Gray as Clinton Junior High School’s (CJHS) next principal. Dr. Gray will replace Tamikia Billings, who will serve as CPSD’s director of student assessment and student services. “We are excited to announce…
Read MoreStatement by Attorney Christopher A. Collins on Behalf of Keith Jackson
Dear Members of the Press, As legal counsel for Keith Jackson, I would like to address the recent criminal charge brought against my client. This charge is serious, and we understand the public’s interest in this matter. However, everyone must bear in mind that our legal system operates on the fundamental principle that every accused…
Read MoreCivic Corner: Board of Aldermen Recap – March 5th Meeting
By Ricki Garrett, PhD, Alderwoman-at-Large The Board of Aldermen met on March 5 with a very full house of constituents, interested in various issues on the Board agenda. Our Department Head report was provided by Police Chief Ford Hayman. Chief Hayman began with the good news that the Clinton Police Department had just been awarded…
Read MoreHouse continues floor debate, discusses appropriations
By District 56 Representative Clay Mansell We have now completed our eleventh week of the 2024 legislative session. Committee meetings to discuss House bills wrapped up early in the tenth week, because of that Tuesday’s general bill deadline. After that day, all general bills that were not passed out of committee died before reaching the…
Read MoreCity works to improve internet service in Clinton
By Randy Bell While some parts of Clinton don’t have access to any sort of high-speed internet service, the broadband that’s available in other neighborhoods sometimes isn’t as fast as it is supposed to be. That has been the takeaway from a couple of public meetings the City has hosted, as it positions itself to…
Read MoreCity leaders building relationships with newly elected Supervisors
By Randy Bell Wanda Evers was invited to a Clinton Board of Aldermen work session. Tony Smith showed up for a Board meeting. And Deborah Butler-Dixon may meet with Board members in May. It’s part of an effort by Clinton leaders to foster closer ties with the newest members of the Hinds County Board of…
Read MoreMississippi College Mathematics Students Excel at Regional MAA Conference, Achieve High Honors
For a group of Mississippi College mathematics students, the journey from competition to victory was as optimal as a straight line in geometry. Eight MC students showcased their talents at the recent Louisiana/Mississippi Section meeting of the Mathematical Association of America in New Orleans. Accompanied by professors from the Department of Mathematics at MC, they…
Read MoreBoard approves development plan, nixes convenience store
By Randy Bell The Clinton Board of Aldermen has given the green light to a new mixed-use commercial development on Pinehaven Drive, but—in a narrow vote—rejected the business that would have been part of the first phase of CityPointe Centre. The Board on March 5 approved the preliminary plat for the $32 million development to…
Read MoreVisitor Center enhances services for cyclists
By Randy Bell Because of its proximity to the Natchez Trace, the Clinton Visitor Center has always been a popular rest stop for cyclists riding the Parkway. They could count on clean restrooms, a shady spot for a picnic lunch and an opportunity to learn more about Clinton and the Trace. And, since last October,…
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