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Visitor Center to host local student showcase gallery

Special to The Clinton Courier On April 2, the Clinton Visitor Center will house a local student showcase gallery organized by senior high school student Alexis Burt. Burt says her goal with the gallery is to “end her high school experience on a bang, showcasing her abilities through something she’s never attempted to organize before,…

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How to Prove Liability in a Personal Injury Case

When you are hurt in an accident, your life can change in a split second. You might face medical bills, lost wages, and a lot of physical pain. Figuring out who is responsible for these losses is the first step toward getting the help you need. This process is known as proving liability. It involves…

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Why Experienced Injury Lawyers Are Essential After an Accident

Accidents can happen unexpectedly, often leaving victims dealing with serious injuries, emotional stress, and financial uncertainty. From car crashes to workplace incidents, the aftermath of an accident can quickly become overwhelming. Medical bills begin to accumulate, time away from work may affect income, and insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. In situations like these,…

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Why Homeowners Are Upgrading to Midea Air Conditioners

Home comfort often depends on how well your cooling system performs, especially in places where warm weather stays for much of the year. When temperatures rise indoors, productivity, sleep, and daily routines can quickly become uncomfortable. For many homeowners, this has led to a closer look at the type of air conditioner they rely on…

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Everything You Should Know About Telegram on iOS

Spend a little time online, and you’ll notice something interesting—people don’t just “use” messaging apps anymore. They depend on them. Whether it’s for work updates, group discussions, or just staying in touch, these apps have become part of daily routine. Somewhere in that mix, Telegram has quietly built a strong presence. For many, getting started…

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Commercial HVAC Solutions for Sustainable Business Operations

You feel the pressure to cut costs while staying responsible. Energy prices keep rising. Regulations tighten. Customers expect you to act on sustainability, not just talk about it. Your HVAC system sits at the center of all this. It drives comfort, but it also drives a large share of your energy use. Smarter commercial HVAC…

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Whole House Generator Benefits for Reliable Home Backup Power

Power outages can disrupt daily life and create serious challenges for homeowners. With more people working from home and relying on powered devices for communication, education, and health management, ensuring a consistent power supply is crucial. This is where a whole house generator comes into play. Designed to seamlessly provide power during outages, whole house…

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What Generator Output Power Can Run a Full House?

Power outages can disrupt daily life significantly, especially when essential home systems shut down. Generators ensure that homes remain functional during these moments. Choosing the right generator output to power your entire home requires understanding your household’s energy needs and the generator’s capacity. By assessing appliances and usage, you can make informed decisions. Selecting the…

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Solar Battery Lifespan, Capacity, and Performance Basics

Solar batteries have transformed the way homeowners utilize and store energy. These essential components in solar energy systems capture and store electricity generated by solar panels, making it available for use when the sun isn’t shining. Their significance lies in providing consistent and reliable power, reducing dependence on the grid, and ultimately saving costs while…

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How High Should You Mount a Carbon Monoxide Alarm?

Carbon monoxide alarms are crucial for safeguarding your home from this invisible, odorless gas that can pose serious health risks. Correctly mounting these detectors is vital to ensuring they effectively alert you to dangerous levels. Understanding the best height and placement can make all the difference in ensuring your household’s safety. We will explore recommended…

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How an Accident Attorney Handles Ride-Share Claims

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have grown rapidly in Bakersfield, California, with drivers frequently operating along busy routes such as Highway 99 and Highway 58. As rideshare vehicles become more popular, accidents involving them are also on the rise. When these incidents result in serious injuries, consulting a Lyft accident attorney in Bakersfield is…

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Legislature passes teacher pay raise bill, PERS adjustments

By District 56 Representative Clay Mansell The tenth week of the 2026 Regular Session has concluded, and your House of Representatives has been considering measures including public safety, healthcare, economic development, family law and state finances. We also passed several Senate appropriation bills to fund state agencies and programs for the upcoming fiscal year. Last…

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Happy Gardeners Club plans open spring meeting

Special to The Clinton Courier The Happy Gardeners Club of Clinton is inviting community members to attend its upcoming spring meeting. This event is scheduled for Monday, March 30, at the Quisenberry Library, and will begin at 10 a.m. The meeting will feature Shaun Broderick, associate extension and research professor at Mississippi State University, as…

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ARROW BASEBALL TEAM STILL BATTLING FOR A PLAYOFF SPOT

ARROW BASEBALL TEAM STILL BATTLING FOR A PLAYOFF SPOT Written and edited by:   Danny C. Davis With only 3 weeks left in the regular high school baseball season, the Clinton Arrow baseball team is still in contention for a playoff spot. Making the playoffs will not be easy though. Clinton’s two loses to rival and…

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City approves funds for water meter replacement

By Randy Bell The water meter system Clinton installed in 2010 is already past its life expectancy, and the problems continue to mount. As a result, $1 million has been added to the Public Works Department’s budget to replace meters which can no longer be read using a radio signal. “Not being able to remotely…

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MC Law earns Gold Military Friendly® Schools Top 10 Grad School designation; MC receives silver status

  The Mississippi College School of Law has earned the 2026-27 Military Friendly® School designation and was recognized in the top 10 as a Gold Level graduate school. The 2026-27 Military Friendly® School designation, awarded annually, is considered a leading benchmark for colleges and universities that prioritize the success of military-connected students. The program evaluates…

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Fuel Efficiency Tips for Local and Long Drives

Fuel efficiency is an important consideration for drivers who want to reduce fuel costs, minimize environmental impact, and improve overall vehicle performance. Whether you are commuting through busy city streets or taking a long highway road trip, small changes in driving habits and vehicle maintenance can significantly improve fuel economy. Modern vehicles also offer advanced…

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Comparing Travel Capabilities of Cars and Trucks

When choosing a vehicle for travel, drivers often debate between cars and trucks. Each type of vehicle offers distinct advantages depending on the type of journey, the terrain, and the amount of cargo or passengers involved. Cars are typically designed for efficiency, comfort, and everyday commuting, while trucks are engineered for durability, towing capacity, and…

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Unique Product Strategies to Differentiate Your Business

Standing out in a crowded market requires more than just a good product. It takes a clear plan to show why your brand is the best choice. When customers see something different, they pay attention. You can find many ways to make your business unique. Small changes lead to big results for your growth. Focusing…

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Movie Review: Hail Mary

By Bob Garver It has been just over ten years since viewers were first introduced to the work of sci-fi author Andy Weir with Ridley Scott’s “The Martian.” In that film, a scientist (Matt Damon) was stuck on a planet millions of miles from Earth and forced to use his wits to survive against near-insurmountable…

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Free cooking classes offered for adults

The Clinton Courier A six-week series of free adult cooking classes will be offered at the Quisenberry Library beginning Tuesday, April 7. Provided by the Mississippi State Extension Services, the two-hour Cooking Matters for Adults classes will be held each Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 7, April 14, April 21, April…

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Simply Thick and Its Role in Safe Hydration Solutions

Hydration is supposed to be simple, but for people living with dysphagia, an estimated 1 in 25 adults in the United States each year, the act of drinking carries a genuine medical risk. Thin liquids don’t always travel the right path. Water, juice, or even broth can slip into the airway instead of the esophagus,…

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What Is a Personal Needs Allowance in Medicaid?

When someone moves into a nursing home and qualifies for Medicaid, most of their monthly income goes toward the cost of care. Not all of it, though. Medicaid rules require that a small portion be protected specifically for the resident’s personal use. That protected amount is the Personal Needs Allowance, or PNA. It’s easy to…

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