Stock Trading in 2020 – How Reasonable Is It?
Stock trading involves buying and selling stocks for a profit. Many people are able to make a living through stock trading. Or at least they did until the Coronavirus pandemic hit the world. The stock market has changed dramatically since and may never return to the stock market we knew before. The pandemic…
Read MoreHinds releases health, safety protocols for Fall
Hinds Community College recently released its Healthy at Hinds plan for fall 2020 that outlines health and safety protocols for returning to on-campus classes. The plan is the college’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which has impacted students and employees alike. Spring classes transitioned to online in March, and all summer…
Read MoreEnjoyable Things to Do When in Thailand
The beaches in Thailand are extraordinarily beautiful, but the rest of Thailand is also filled with plenty of fun and exciting things to see, do, and try – so don’t hold back! Depending on how much time and energy you have, here are some of the absolute must-tries when you come to Thailand. Try…
Read MorePolice, Fire and Community Development department budgets discussed at work session
At the City’s second budget work session, Police Chief Ford Hayman, Fire Chief Jeff Blackledge and Roy Edwards, Director of Community Development, met with Clinton City officials, Mayor Phil Fisher and six of the seven Board of Aldermen at 5:30 p.m. on August 6 in the Brighton Park Assembly Room to discuss budget ideas…
Read MoreNeed Emergency Money? Here’s What You Can Do
Money is extremely important in your day to day life. Although many subscribe to the fact that money is not essential to your happiness, it is crucial to providing you the opportunities as such but is also important for helping you with your stresses and responsibilities. Sometimes, you will find yourself in a situation of…
Read MoreOnline Wills Save Time?
The advancements in modern technology paved the way for any information to be easily accessible online. The online world also opened up avenues for a lot of possibilities such as the generation of digital invoices, as well as electronic modes of payment. Not only this, but even the drafting and creation of last…
Read MoreLocal mission work continues for Clintonians, even without normal mission trips
By Carole Kelly Travel restrictions and canceled trips because of COVID-19 challenged First United Methodist Church’s participation in its 2020 international mission efforts. Plans had to be revised in order to continue the Share the Blessings ministry outreach that connects the church to people in the Republic of Belarus in Eastern Europe and the Central…
Read More2020 Clinton Fall Soccer Update
As you can imagine, we get lots of emails and phone calls with questions about the upcoming Fall soccer season for Clinton Soccer Association. With things changing daily in our world, we don’t necessarily have all of the answers right now, but we can share what we do know… First, we are planning to have…
Read MoreDrew Ahlrich Joins Mississippi College Admissions Staff
Drew Ahlrich stayed involved in leadership roles as a Mississippi College student. The Madison resident served as president of the Shawreth Men’s Club during his senior year. He participated in the MC Dance Marathon to benefit Blair Batson Children’s Hospital. Internships with the Office of Career Services and the admissions office were other notable…
Read MoreBurns named Clinton’s Top Cop 2020
Lieutenant Brad Burns has been named Top Cop for 2020 by the Clinton Police Department. Lt. Burns currently serves as Lieutenant on the Delta shift.
Read More