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New private Christian school opens in Clinton

By Randy Bell        Clinton’s Pinehaven Presbyterian Church has gotten City approval to host a new school for students from kindergarten through eighth grade.  At the August 4 meeting, the Board of Aldermen granted the church’s request for a conditional use permit to serve as the home of Paideia Christian Academy during what…

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More streets added to paving list

By Randy Bell        The City of Clinton has decided that pavement markings can wait.  What’s needed now is more pavement.      The City budgeted $1 million for street resurfacing this year, but it cost only $762,277.99 to pave the thirteen streets initially chosen.  Mayor Will Purdie says they looked at using…

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Crown Club of Clinton delivers school supply donations

The Crown Club of Clinton recently collected school supply donations, and several members spent an afternoon organizing supplies and packing them up for students in need. Donations also came in from the Clinton High School Anchor Club. Crown Club and Anchor Club were able to help forty-four Clinton students with their donations. The CHS National…

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Board approves amended campaign sign ordinance

By Randy Bell        Clintonians who allow political candidates to place campaign signs in their yards now bear the responsibility of removing those signs when the election is over.   The Board of Aldermen voted August 4 to amend the existing ordinance, which gave candidates seven days to pick up their own signs.…

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Mississippi Christian University selected for FirstGen Forward Network Class of 2026

  FirstGen Forward, the premier center for first-generation student success, has admitted Mississippi Christian University (MC) as a new member of its FirstGen Forward Network Class of 2026. MC was selected for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to improving experiences and advancing success for first-generation college students.     Stephanie Carmicle-Davis, vice provost of academic program support…

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New housing development to be called Monroe’s Corner

By Randy Bell        A housing development at the corner of Monroe and Cynthia streets which the City of Clinton originally approved five years ago is finally coming to fruition.  Developer Ben Walker says he’s been encouraged to proceed with the project, which he’s calling Monroe’s Corner.    “We’re going to move on…

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Nate Bargatze to headline MC’s Bicentennial Gala

Special to The Clinton Courier        Nate Bargatze, Grammy Award-winning and Emmy-nominated comedian, New York Times bestselling author, podcaster, director and producer, will headline the Mississippi Christian University Foundation’s Bicentennial Gala on September 29, 2026, in the A.E. Wood Coliseum on MC’s Clinton campus.   Proceeds from the Bicentennial Gala, the single largest…

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Choosing the Right Gel Gun for Your Age Group and Play Style

The gel gun market covers a range so wide that buyers without a clear framework for narrowing it down can end up with something that works fine in the abstract but doesn’t suit how they actually plan to use it. A twelve-year-old playing in a backyard has different requirements from a twenty-five-year-old competing at an…

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Wholesale Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark: What Buyers Should Understand

Natural botanical materials can vary considerably from one harvest or source to another. This is especially relevant when root bark is discussed in larger quantities, because differences in plant age, geography, moisture, texture, and processing become more noticeable across a larger collection of material. Mimosa tenuiflora, historically known as Mimosa hostilis, is a woody species…

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The Changing Landscape of Outdoor Recreation Costs

Getting outside is one of life’s simple pleasures, but the cost of enjoying those outdoor hobbies can feel anything but simple. From fancy gear to park fees and travel, the price tag for connecting with nature can really jump around. As more and more folks want to get out into the great outdoors, questions about…

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Best Custom Enamel Pin Companies for Businesses and Corporate Branding

Custom enamel pins give companies a small, wearable way to put a logo, mascot, milestone, or message into the hands of employees and customers. They work well for trade shows, employee recognition, company anniversaries, launches, and branded merchandise. PPAI’s 2026 consumer research, based on more than 3,400 U.S. consumers, found that nearly 90% keep branded…

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The Filter Replacement Cost Homeowners Forget to Budget For

Homeowners evaluating water filtration installation often focus almost entirely on the upfront cost of the system itself, without fully accounting for the ongoing expense of filter replacement that continues indefinitely after installation. Filter media, whether sediment cartridges, carbon filters, or reverse osmosis membranes, wears out on a predictable schedule and requires periodic replacement to maintain…

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How Trucking Industry News Drives Better Decision-Making

Every day on the road, you make decisions that influence your safety, your paycheck, and your time. Would you take that load or wait to get a better rate? These decisions often depends on the right type of information. This is where trucking industry news comes in. It includes current information about regulations, costs, safety…

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Library holds Harry Potter birthday bash

The Quisenberry Library recently held a birthday celebration for everyone’s favorite wizard – Harry Potter. Children and families were treated to free Harry Potter-themed activities, wand creation and potions lessons, and many attendees dressed up for the occasion. For more information about library activities, stop by the library at 605 East Northside Drive, or call…

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Caribbean Premier League 2026: Schedule, Teams & Tournament

Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2026: Complete Tournament Guide The 2026 Caribbean Premier League runs from 7 August to 20 September with seven franchises and 39 matches. Jamaica Kingsmen debut, Barbados restore the Tridents name, and St Vincent hosts CPL cricket for the first time. Fans checking fixtures alongside resources such as Betwinner online can use…

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The Overlooked Infrastructure Behind Successful Outdoor Events

When families, food enthusiasts, and community members gather for a marquee outdoor festival, community event, or holiday fair, their memories are shaped by featured activities, artisanal food vendors, and vibrant visual atmosphere. However, behind every seamless, enjoyable gathering operates an invisible network of temporary civil infrastructure that keeps thousands of people safe, hydrated, comfortable, and…

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How Many Days to Spend in Rome

Rome rewards time in a way few cities do. A traveler with 48 hours can see the Colosseum, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and eat a plate of cacio e pepe, but that same traveler will leave having barely scratched a city that took over two thousand years to build. The real question…

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Why Repair Skills Still Matter in a Throwaway-Tech World

Good outcomes in community repair, practical education, and longer-lasting electronics rarely come from one headline-grabbing purchase. They come from dozens of decisions that make the experience feel natural to local families, students, and practical learners. The best work is usually almost invisible: a system starts when it should, a message arrives when it matters, and…

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How to Spot Early Signs of Roof Damage

Spotting structural trouble early saves thousands of dollars in unexpected household repairs. Homeowners who perform routine checks protect their property before minor leaks turn into structural nightmares. A simple visual inspection from the ground reveals clear indicators of wear. Catching these subtle red flags helps preserve internal walls, ceilings, and home insulation. Visual Red Flags…

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