From Clicks to Conversions: How to Supercharge Your Online Store
Driving traffic to your online store is only half the battle. While attracting visitors is essential, the real measure of success lies in turning those clicks into paying customers. Conversion optimization is what separates thriving e-commerce businesses from those that struggle to make consistent sales. If you’re ready to supercharge your online store, it’s time…
Read MoreCaterpillar Parade kicks off April 11 spring festivities
By Sherry Lucas The annual Caterpillar Parade has wormed its way into the heart of Clinton. Look for the 2026 version to embark on its festive crawl through downtown on Saturday, April 11, starting at Lions Club Park. “It is heartwarming to hear people reference coming to the parade,” Main Street Clinton Program Director…
Read MoreThe Bee Movie to be shown April 10 at dusk
By Sherry Lucas Families are encouraged to catch the buzz as Main Street Clinton’s spring Dinner and a Movie Series kicks off with The Bee Movie on Friday, April 10, in Olde Towne Clinton. The movie starts at dusk, on Jefferson Street in Olde Towne. Attendees are asked to bring a blanket or chair…
Read MoreBarricaded frontage road’s future debated
By Randy Bell More than two years since the City of Clinton was told that the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) was working on a plan to permanently close a frontage road in front of McDonald’s on Springridge Road, a temporary barricade remains in place, forcing motorists to drive through a shopping center parking lot…
Read MoreConcert Series opens April 11 with Keys vs. Strings
By Sherry Lucas Lions Club Park beckons with great music, a breezy, laid-back setting and the charm of community camaraderie, as the spring concert series returns to the stage. Keys vs. Strings opens the Spring Lions Club Park Concert Series for 2026, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, on the Atmos Stage.…
Read MoreClinton Track excels in out-of-state test, Arrows take boys’ team crown
The Clinton High School Track and Field team faced top-tier competition, including state champions from Tennessee and Missouri, at the Dragon Invitational at Collierville High School (Tenn.) on Saturday, April 4. The Lady Arrows earned second place with a team total of 159.5 points in the girls’ division, while the Arrows captured the boys’ team…
Read MoreWhat Growing Businesses Need From a Product Supply Partner
Growing a business takes more than just a good idea. You need a system that works while you sleep. A supply chain that moves fast helps you stay ahead of others in your area. A supply partner is the backbone of your retail shop. They provide the physical items that turn into revenue for your…
Read MoreThe Ripple Effects Of Accidents And How Life Shifts Afterwards
Life changes in a single second. One moment you are driving to your destination, and the next, everything feels different. The sounds and sights of a collision stay with you for a long time. It is a heavyweight that carries forward into your daily routine. The Immediate Shock To The System The first few moments…
Read MoreRed Flags That May Indicate a Sexual Predator
A sexual predator is defined as someone who manipulates, exploits, or abuses someone else through sexual misconduct or abuse. Sexual predators often use manipulative techniques, secrets, and trust-building avenues to evade detection and maintain their power over their victims. Some individuals may use different steps to identify the signs of a sexual predator. While not…
Read MoreThe Difference Between a Patch Job and a Proper Plaster Repair
Cracks, dents, and water marks on interior walls show up in homes of every age. The natural response is to cover the damage quickly and forget about it. But there is a real gap between a hasty patch and a genuine plaster repair done right. Recognising that distinction helps homeowners protect both the look and…
Read MoreMississippi Ranks #9 Nationwide With Just a 2.12% Decline in Auto Registrations
Magnolia State’s Modest 2.12% Decline Outperforms 41 Other States as Total Fleet Grows 7.85% Key Findings • Mississippi ranked #9 nationally for auto registration performance, the best among all 42 states that experienced declines from 2019-2023. • The state’s modest 2.12% decline (-17,060 vehicles) significantly outperformed the national average decline of 11.01%. • Mississippi’s total…
Read MoreUnderstanding Car Accident Compensation in Atlanta
When a car accident turns your world upside down in Atlanta, the financial aftermath often proves more challenging than the physical recovery. According to the Insurance Research Council’s 2023 data, accident victims who navigate the compensation process without understanding Georgia’s specific laws typically receive settlements 40% lower than those who know their rights from day…
Read MoreHuntcliff Veterinary Clinic welcomes Dr. Mike Gowan
Special to The Clinton Courier Huntcliff Veterinary Clinic recently announced that Dr. Mike Gowan has joined their team, alongside Dr. Jenna Stribling-Prater and Dr. Rodney Walker. Gowan says he looks forward to serving the community of Clinton. His experience in veterinary medicine includes routine surgery such as spays and neuters, more complex surgeries including amputations,…
Read MoreCONNIE’S KITCHEN: Cheesecake Casserole
This is a recipe that I recently made up, using ingredients and flavors that my family loves. What’s wonderful about this recipe is that you can change up the flavors or even add some more things that you like! INGREDIENTS 1 tube of refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough 1 sleeve of graham crackers, crushed…
Read MoreSpring Dinner and a Movie dates, features released
By Sherry Lucas As springtime beckons Clintonians outdoors, the Dinner and a Movie schedule complies with another crop of films to entice folks out of their living rooms and onto Clinton’s brick streets. Hosted each spring and fall by Main Street Clinton, the dates for the family-friendly lineup for spring 2026 include: April 26 —…
Read MoreGunn hopes Clinton reaps economic Development “fruit”
By Randy Bell When Philip Gunn took over as executive director of the regional economic development partnership called Connect West, he envisioned his job as “planting seeds.” Now, he says, harvest time may be approaching. “Hopefully, those seeds will produce some fruit in the days to come,” Gunn told Clinton leaders during a wide-ranging…
Read MoreThe Search for the Ultimate Connection: Why Performance-Minded Users are Switching to StarDesk
For years, the gold standard for low-latency desktop access was dominated by a single name. If you wanted to stream a high-framerate game or a complex 3D project, you likely turned to Parsec. It set the bar for “feel”—that intangible quality where the mouse cursor moves without the slightest hint of drag. But as we…
Read MoreWhen Hearing Tests Are Normal but Listening Is Still Difficult: Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder
In a quiet office in Clinton, Mississippi, families are traveling from across the country for help. What many people don’t realize is that Clinton has quietly become a destination for specialized auditory processing services. At Auditory Processing Center, most patients come from Mississippi and surrounding states, but others travel much farther for evaluation and specialized…
Read MoreNoble named to UAH President’s List for summer and fall 2025
Special to The Clinton Courier The University of Alabama in Huntsville has recognized outstanding academic achievement for the summer and fall 2025 semesters with the release of its Dean’s and President’s Lists. Among those honored is Joshua Noble of Clinton, who was named to the UAH President’s List for both the summer and fall 2025…
Read MoreMovie Review: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
By Bob Garver In 2019’s “Ready or Not,” Grace MacCaullay (Samara Weaving) won the deadly game of Hide and Seek that ended the lives of the entire La Domas family. It all tied into a Satanic ritual that frankly didn’t make much sense. Now she has to play another, also-deadly game of Hide and Seek…
Read MoreAnnual festival showcases MC’s international students
International students enrich Mississippi College’s culture in a variety of ways, including by sharing unique aspects of their home customs and traditions with their fellow students. Through captivating presentations and artistic stage performances, the annual International Festival at MC showcases these students’ immense talents. Sponsored by MC’s International Institute, the 2026 event…
Read MoreEveryday Wellness Habits Are Shifting Toward Simplicity and Consistency
The way people approach wellness is changing in subtle but meaningful ways. Instead of focusing on rigid routines or extreme lifestyle overhauls, many are prioritizing habits that are easy to maintain and naturally fit into daily life. This shift reflects a broader understanding that long-term well-being is built through consistency rather than intensity. As daily…
Read MoreGrowing Your Business in Clinton? Skip the New Laptop Costs
As businesses across Clinton and the surrounding area continue to grow, hiring more staff is often the first step. More people often sounds like more laptops, more desks, more everything. But that old way of thinking can get expensive fast, especially for small and mid-sized businesses trying to stay lean. Adding more people doesn’t always…
Read MoreTorrence, Lewis honored at CJHS
Clinton Junior High School recently named Beth Torrence as February Teacher of the Month, and Matrica Lewis as February Staff of the Month. School officials say the two demonstrate exceptional dedication and service and embody the values and excellence the school strives to uphold.
Read MoreNelson fires no-hitter as Lady Arrows rout Murrah
Presleigh Burrow homered, Maci Barclay delivered a two-run double, and Madison Nelson tossed a no-hitter in the circle as the Clinton High School softball team rolled to a 17-0 victory over the Murrah Lady Mustangs in Region 2-7A play Thursday night at Clinton High School. With the win, the Lady Arrows improved to 5-1 in…
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