City advertising garbage fee increase
By Randy Bell Waste Management will soon be collecting more money for trash pickup in Clinton. The Board of Aldermen took the first step at its February 17 meeting, approving the publication of a notice of intent to raise the garbage rates for residential and commercial customers. “It’s tied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI),”…
Read MoreChief: School threats taken “very seriously”
By Randy Bell Following threats to student safety at two Clinton schools last month, Clinton Police Chief Ford Hayman is making it clear that such behavior won’t be tolerated. “The Clinton Police Department takes any threat directed at a school or student very seriously,” Hayman says. Clinton police apprehended the twelve-year-old suspect in the case…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “I’LL EAT WHAT I WANT!”
Ten-year-old Billy and his dad were going to eat at Billy’s favorite buffet-style restaurant. It was the boy’s birthday, and Dad had indulgently told him that he could have anything he wanted, as much as he wanted. Big mistake. Billy grabbed a plate and headed straight for the prime rib, steaks, roasts, and…
Read MoreRediscovering Classic Filipino Card Games Online with GameZone Casino
For decades, Filipino communities have cherished card games as an integral part of bonding and entertainment. Traditional favorites such as Tongits and Pusoy have long been enjoyed at family gatherings, local festivities, and perya events, transcending generations with their engaging gameplay. Today, a virtual avenue brings these beloved pastimes to the digital age, creating a…
Read MoreBell’s Hitless Relief Seals Win as Arrows Take Series at Battle at the Beach and go 2-1
The Clinton High School Baseball team won two out of three contests at the Battle at the Beach. The tournament was highlighted by a 3-2 victory over the Lafayette County Commodores on Wednesday at D’Iberville High School. The Arrows struck first with a two-run first inning off an Ethan Dodson groundout and a David Steelman…
Read MoreImpact Home School visits the Mississippi State Capitol
Special to The Clinton Courier Members of Impact Home School Group recently visited the Mississippi State Capitol for an educational tour. Many of the students are from Hinds and Madison counties, which are represented by Rep. Clay Mansell, who met with the group and joined them for part of their visit. During the tour, Mansell…
Read MoreCity Code Corner: Garbage can placement
Special to The Clinton Courier Proper garbage can placement may seem like a small detail, but it plays an important role in keeping neighborhoods clean, safe and visually appealing. The City’s sanitation ordinance outlines a few simple guidelines that help collection run smoothly while maintaining community standards. Garbage and refuse containers should be stored behind…
Read MoreLinton awarded inaugural NFHS Music Educator Award
Special to The Clinton Courier Clinton Junior High School choral teacher Erin Linton was recently recognized by the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) as the recipient of the inaugural National Federation of State High School Associations Middle School Educator of the Year. During MHSAA’s February executive board meeting, Linton was presented with an Outstanding…
Read MoreDowntime to Growth: Why You Need IT Managed Services Now More Than Ever
In today’s digital-driven economy, technology is no longer a background function. It is the backbone of communication, sales, operations, and customer service. When systems fail, everything slows down. Emails stop sending, payment systems freeze, and employees lose valuable time troubleshooting instead of producing results. That is why more businesses are shifting from reactive IT fixes…
Read MoreWarehouse and Industrial Glass Replacement Challenges Across Metro Atlanta
Glass failure in a warehouse rarely stays a minor issue for long. Drafts form near dock doors, water collects along perimeter walls, and unsecured openings disrupt shipping flow and building security. Across Metro Atlanta, from Fulton Industrial to Fairburn and Forest Park, distribution centers operate on tight schedules, so exterior glass problems quickly become operational…
Read MoreClinton’s Serio honored at Mississippi College
Special to The Clinton Courier Dottie Serio of Clinton, who serves as the secretary for the Mississippi College Department of Music, was recently named the “Dr. Blake Thompson (DBT) MVP” at the Christian university. For fifteen years, Serio has coordinated every aspect of the university’s Festival of Lights program. From recruiting scripture readers and ensuring…
Read MoreCrawfish season offerings expected to be a hit at Red Brick Boil
By Sherry Lucas The Red Brick Boil, a community crawfish boil that’s a tasty highlight of Clinton’s Red Brick Roads Music and Arts Festival, is back at this year’s fest on Saturday, March 28, in Olde Towne. Its debut last year built on the festival’s core draw and its late summer to spring move. Organizers…
Read MoreCHS Athletes of the Month named
Six student-athletes at Clinton High School were recently recognized as Athletes of the Month for their accomplishments in competition and academics, as nominated by their respective team coaches. The Athlete of the Month Award is sponsored and presented by Clinton State Farm Insurance Agent Tim Bruss, a longtime supporter of Clinton Athletics. Aria Jones (right),…
Read MoreHouse continues with appropriation and revenue work
By District 56 Representative Clay Mansell The 2026 Regular Session recently completed its eighth week, with the House continuing to work on appropriation and revenue measures as key deadlines arrived on the legislative calendar. Monday, February 23, marked the deadline for making requests for appropriation and revenue bills to be drafted. Wednesday, February 25, was…
Read MoreRed Brick Brew competition open for entries
By Sherry Lucas Entry registration is open for the Red Brick Brew Home Brew Competition, now approaching its 7th year with the Red Brick Roads Music and Arts Festival. The competition/celebration of home brew hobbyists and their tasty creations has become a standard and anticipated part of the annual fun. “It is an integrated part…
Read MoreLady Arrow soccer team ends season with tough loss to Tupelo
By Danny C. Davis The Clinton High School Lady Arrow soccer team hoped to advance back to the Class 7A Girls state championship game this season, but fell just short in a heartbreaking loss to Tupelo in the opening Class 7A North Girls playoff round at Tupelo. The Lady Arrows battled the Tupelo Lady Wave…
Read MoreThe Growing Demand for Better Ride Quality in Long‑Haul Trucks
Trucking has never been an easy profession, but the physical toll it takes on a driver is becoming a much bigger conversation in the industry. For decades, a rough and bouncing cab was just accepted as part of the lifestyle. You drove the truck, you felt every bump, and you dealt with the back pain…
Read More5 Ways to Reduce Stress During Vet Visits for Cats
Most cats find vet visits stressful, and the anxiety often starts long before they arrive at the clinic. The unfamiliar smells, sounds, and handling can trigger fear responses that make routine checkups difficult for both pets and their owners. However, cats can learn to feel calmer during these appointments with the right approach and preparation.…
Read MoreThe Role of Randomness in Online Color Prediction Games Explained
Online color prediction games are built on the foundation of chance, and at the heart of this lies the concept of randomness. While these games may appear straightforward, the unpredictability of outcomes is what makes them engaging, exciting, and sometimes frustrating. To truly understand how these platforms operate, it is essential to explore the role…
Read More10 Signs Your Home Needs a Professional Deep Cleaning
Keeping your home clean is more than just a routine chore; it’s about maintaining a healthy and welcoming space. Over time, dust, dirt, and grime accumulate in ways that regular cleaning can’t fully address. Recognizing when it’s time for a professional deep cleaning ensures your home remains safe, fresh, and comfortable. A thorough deep cleaning…
Read MoreHow Professional Mold Inspection Protects Your Health and Property Value
Mold growth inside a property is more than just a cosmetic issue. It can affect indoor air quality, cause serious health problems, and reduce the value of a home or commercial building. Professional mold inspection helps identify hidden problems early and ensures the property remains safe, compliant, and valuable. Unchecked moisture problems can quietly damage…
Read More10 Things to Look for in a Top-Rated Steakhouse
Finding a great steakhouse is about more than picking a place that has a nice look. Food seekers want an experience that leaves an enduring mark, one without any details below the threshold of satisfaction to ruin what should be a memorable moment. What makes you happy is part of the overall experience that sets…
Read MoreEssential Documents People Often Need for Travel, Employment, and Identification
Modern life often requires a variety of official documents. Whether someone is preparing for international travel, applying for a job, or verifying their identity, having the correct paperwork ready can make many processes smoother and faster. Documents such as passports, identification cards, employment records, and proof of income are commonly requested in everyday situations. As…
Read More4 Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Smile After a Dental Cleaning in Richardson, TX
Regular dental cleanings are integral to your oral hygiene and overall health. Cleanings reduce tartar and plaque, protecting you from issues like staining, cavities, and gingivitis down the line. Plus, there’s nothing quite like that fresh, healthy feeling you get after a routine cleaning with your dentist in Richardson, TX. While the feeling may fade…
Read MoreHow Can Divorce Lawyers in Nashville Protect Your Rights and Assets?
Divorce can be difficult and very overwhelming. With high emotions, numerous decisions need to be made quickly. There are decisions to make with property division, finances, and even child custody. There can be long-term effects of even the smallest decisions made without legal guidance. Divorce attorneys act as protection from those long-term consequences that can…
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