CCA Football Finding Success in Return to Eight-Man Game
by Charlie Rook Clinton Christian Academy football entered the 2026 season with plenty of changes, but so far the Warriors have made the most of them. Under first-year head coach Shane Edwards, CCA has returned to eight-man football this fall and has opened the season with a 4-0 record. The move…
Read MoreSmall Business Success Tools for the Modern Era
Small businesses now have access to digital tools that once required large budgets and dedicated technical teams. A local service provider can schedule appointments, send invoices and track customer activity from a laptop or phone. The challenge is choosing tools that solve real problems without creating extra work. A focused technology plan can help…
Read MoreLoyalty, Value and Choice: What Adult Consumers Want From Retailers
What makes some customers stay with a store for decades… and others defect after just one purchase? There’s never been more choices for adult consumers. Literally every product is at your fingertips. That ranges from your daily necessities such as groceries and clothing to adult items like disposable vapes online. Here’s the problem: Too much…
Read MoreClinton readers: What ‘buy crypto no kyc’ really means
While waiting for his daughter’s Friday afternoon practice to end, a fictional Clinton father named Marcus decides to put $100 into Bitcoin. He types “buy crypto no kyc” into his phone, hoping to avoid sending a copy of his driver’s license to an unfamiliar company. His first problem isn’t choosing a seller. It’s figuring out…
Read MoreHow to Buy UK Instagram Followers From Adflee (2026)
If the people you want to reach are in the United Kingdom, followers from anywhere in the world are not the best match for your page. UK followers make your profile look relevant to a British audience, which matters for UK brands, creators, and shops that care about reaching customers close to home. This guide…
Read MoreWhat to Know Before Booking a Long-Distance Move from Pittsburgh
A move across town and a move across the country are two different animals. When you hire local movers in Pittsburgh, the job is measured in hours. A long-distance move is measured in weight, miles, and delivery windows, and the rules that protect you are completely different. If you’re comparing long-distance movers in Pittsburgh for…
Read MoreThinking About Moving to Rancho Bernardo? What Sets This San Diego Suburb Apart
Tucked into the hills of northeastern San Diego along the I-15 corridor, Rancho Bernardo does not look or feel like the rest of the city. It is quieter, greener, and far more deliberate than the neighborhoods closer to the coast, and that is exactly why so many families, remote workers, and retirees end up settling…
Read MoreSuperstar Legacy: Over five decades of musical tradition in the Clinton Band
By Guest Columnist Dr. Renee Wilson He probably could not have imagined that after fifty years, the band would still be playing his arrangement. Yet, attend any Clinton High School (CHS) football game, and you’ll hear the familiar strains cranking up at the end of the third quarter. It is the song everyone waits to…
Read MoreOct. 10 Fall for Clinton brings shopping opportunity to Olde Towne for 20th year
By Sherry Lucas Is that a whiff of pumpkin spice in the air? That plus the welcome breeze and falling leaves mean autumn is at hand, and the Fall for Clinton Olde Towne Market is just up ahead, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, October 10, on Clinton’s brick streets. This marks the 20th annual…
Read MoreWellness Week activities help MC students optimize their physical, mental health
A substantial amount of peer-reviewed research and national survey data indicate that many college students experience significant stress, burnout and mental health challenges that can affect learning, retention and daily functioning. For the third year, Mississippi Christian University is offering a weeklong series of events to help students learn how to take care of…
Read MoreLegal operations can help local organizations work with less friction
Local organizations often deal with legal work only when a deadline is close, a contract needs signing, a policy needs updating, or a dispute has already become uncomfortable. A small business may need vendor terms reviewed. A nonprofit may need better document control. A local employer may need clearer approval steps before hiring, purchasing, or…
Read MoreSaving Your Natural Teeth: Why More Patients Are Choosing a Tooth-Conserving Approach
For decades, the standard fix for a damaged tooth followed a familiar path. A cavity became a filling, a larger filling became a crown, and a cracked or infected tooth often ended with a root canal. Each step removed more healthy tooth structure, and many patients found themselves back in the dental chair years later…
Read MoreNational Newspaper Week Editorial
by Benjy Hamm When the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, newspapers throughout the colonies shared the life-changing news with their readers. With all of the enormous changes in this country and media since 1776, it’s noteworthy that more than 5,000 newspapers are still informing their communities about what their leaders…
Read MoreWinter Break Without the Screen Marathon: A Plan for Clinton Families
Clinton Public School District’s winter break is long enough for habits to take hold. Under the 2026-2027 calendar the school board approved last November, the second semester doesn’t start until Tuesday, January 5, 2027, which leaves families roughly two weeks of open time wrapped around Christmas and New Year’s. In a lot of households, that…
Read MoreBest Ice Cream Caterer in Albany, NY: Top 3 Compared (2026)
Booking an ice cream caterer for an Albany event sounds straightforward until you realize the options look nothing alike. One company runs a single vintage truck with hand-scooped craft flavors. Another is a small family operation based north of the city with a loyal following in the Washington County wedding circuit. And then there is…
Read MoreTrue Blue Pathways students experience college life, learn alongside peers at MC
Students at Mississippi Christian University have known Timothy Miller as the young man who gives them cheerful fist bumps when they pick up their orders at the Chick-fil-A on campus. This fall, they recognize him as a classmate. Clinton residents Miller and JoJo Talley comprise the first cohort ot the new True…
Read MoreWhat to Do When Your Garage Door Breaks at the Worst Possible Time
Garage doors have a talent for failing at the worst moment. It might be 6:30 on a Monday morning when you are already late for work, during a thunderstorm with groceries in the trunk, or on a holiday weekend when every business seems to be closed. A door that will not open can trap your…
Read MoreHow Did French and Creole Develop Into Distinct Languages?
Walk through the streets of Port-au-Prince, Fort-de-France, or Port Louis, and you will hear speech that sounds oddly familiar to anyone who has studied French, yet is not French at all. Many listeners catch a word here and a phrase there, then lose the thread completely. This is no accident of poor pronunciation or lazy…
Read MoreWho Is TippingGuide and What Do We Do?
TippingGuide answers a question people often have right before paying. How much should I tip? Our tipping guide website gives you a place to check before guessing. The question may come up during a service you use regularly or one you only pay for occasionally. We look at what people usually leave in that situation…
Read MoreWho Will Run the Nursing Home? Small Towns Face a Hard Search for Qualified Administrators
Every licensed nursing home in Mississippi has one person whose name sits at the top of the org chart when state surveyors walk through the door. That’s the nursing home administrator, and when the job opens up in a small town, filling it can take months. Families rarely think about who holds that seat until…
Read MoreMovie Review: Primetime
By Bob Garver In “Primetime,” Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, host of “To Catch a Predator,” an offshoot of NBC’s “Dateline” news program in the mid-2000’s. Hansen and the show’s production team would coordinate with police to lure child predators (via Internet chatrooms where there would be no ambiguity as to their intent) to…
Read MoreHow to Buy and Sell Football Tickets Online: A Complete Guide
The ticketing business has developed radically over recent years, allowing the fans and vendors more options than ever before. It can be either to watch a football game of a lifetime or need to buy and sell tickets that you cannot use, the feature of purchasing and selling tickets has become a crucial component of…
Read MoreCozy Farmhouse Decor Ideas for Rustic Homes
Rustic interiors bring warmth, comfort, and timeless charm into everyday living spaces. Crafting a cozy atmosphere relies on balanced textures, vintage accents, and welcoming color choices. Simple design choices convert quiet rooms into comfortable spaces for family gatherings. Careful selection of materials helps homeowners build a serene sanctuary inside their dwellings. Incorporating Reclaimed Wood Elements…
Read MoreHow Structural Home Maintenance Protects Long-Term Property Value
Owning a house represents one of the largest financial investments a person makes. Keeping the building intact protects that investment across decades. Routine upkeep stops quiet damage before it destroys physical equity. Structural Renovations That Build Real Value Property upgrades often start with cosmetic fixes like fresh paint or modern kitchen fixtures. Working with experts…
Read MoreSports Hall of Fame induction, Follies, documentary highlight MC’s Bicentennial Homecoming
Mississippi Christian University’s yearlong bicentennial celebration is set to culminate in MC’s 2026 Bicentennial Homecoming, when hundreds of alumni, students, faculty and staff will gather Thursday through Saturday, October 29 through 31, on the Clinton campus. Jake Donald, MC director of alumni and family engagement, said attendees will enjoy homecoming festivities that have been…
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