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Why More People Are Taking a Closer Look at Their Genetic Makeup

Not long ago, genetic testing usually entered the conversation through a health care office, a specialist referral or a family concern. Today, many people can learn about selected parts of their DNA from home with a cheek swab or saliva sample. That easier access has changed how families think about genetics. Some are curious about…

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Cowboy Maloney’s Fires Up New Product Category with Introduction of TYTUS Grills

Mississippi retailer continues tradition of introducing innovative products while expanding beyond appliances, electronics and home furnishings Cowboy Maloney’s is expanding what Mississippi customers can find in its stores with the introduction of TYTUS Grills, bringing a new outdoor cooking category to the longtime Mississippi retailer. The addition represents another step in Cowboy Maloney’s growth under…

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Historic Northeast Mining Towns Lost to Time

  Industrial growth shaped many communities across the Northeast during the 19th century. Dense forests and quiet valleys transformed into busy extraction hubs almost overnight. As resources dwindled and technology evolved, these communities gradually emptied. Today, hidden ruins scattered across the region offer a compelling glimpse into local history. Early Industrial Boom in the Northeast…

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7 Steps to Planning a Custom Deck Building Project

Homeowners often dream of expanding their outdoor living area with a tailored wooden platform designed for weekend relaxation. Transforming raw backyard space into a functional outdoor retreat requires structured preparation and clear decision-making right from day one. Taking time to organize every detail prevents costly mistakes during physical construction. Following systematic steps helps protect long-term…

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Friday Nights at Milepost 89 Presents: The New Bourbon Street Jazz Band

The New Bourbon Street Jazz Band, a nine-piece band playing traditional New Orleans Jazz music, will perform on Friday, September 18, at 6:30 P.M. The most distinctive feature of New Orleans Jazz is collective improvisation, where all musicians play embellishments simultaneously.  This style fosters a sense of community and showcases the creativity of each musician. The music has an appealing…

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CAST Invitational Brings Hundreds to Clinton

The Clinton Arrows Swim Team hosted its second home meet of the 2026 season on a gorgeous September 12 morning at the Clinton YMCA, welcoming teams from all over the state. Madison Central, Germantown, St. Andrew’s, and Ridgeland came together for a competitive and spirited invitational.    A remarkable 176 swimmers brought their families, friends,…

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New Bourbon Street Jazz Band Set to Perform at Milepost 89

  The New Bourbon Street Jazz Band, a nine-piece band playing traditional New Orleans Jazz music, will perform on Friday, September 18, at 6:30 P.M. The most distinctive feature of New Orleans Jazz is collective improvisation, where all musicians play embellishments simultaneously.  This style fosters a sense of community and showcases the creativity of each musician. The…

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Faze4 back to headline Sept. 19 concert at Lions Club Park

  By Sherry Lucas        Music-hungry Clinton residents can welcome back crowd favorite Faze4 at the opening show in the fall edition of the Lions Club Park Concert Series, at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, September 19.   The family-friendly concert is free and open to the public, with attendees asked to bring a lawn…

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5th annual Big Truck Experience comes to Olde Towne Sept. 19

By Sherry Lucas        Big trucks always earn big looks, and the Big Truck Experience again promises plenty of chances for up-close perusal of these special vehicles.   The Big Truck Experience, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m Saturday, September 19, on Monroe Street, is where trucks, service vehicles and heavy machinery are the…

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Cruzin’ Clinton Car Show returns for 17th year

By Sherry Lucas        Cool and classic cars and trucks go out for a spin and a grin on Saturday, September 19, as the 2026 rendition of the Cruzin’ Clinton Car Show and Parade gets back into gear.   Grab a look at these beauties and charmers during the parade, which strikes out…

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How to Protect Your Personal Data While Traveling

Travel often breaks your normal digital routine. You may connect to unfamiliar Wi-Fi, charge your phone in public, use travel apps, and check important accounts while surrounded by other people. These small changes can expose personal information if you are not careful. You do not need advanced technical skills to lower the risk. A few…

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Making the Most of Retail Discounts

Retail Discounts Work Best When You Shop Like an Editor Most people think discounts are about chasing the biggest percentage off. That is part of it, but the better strategy is closer to editing than hunting. Smart shoppers do not just ask, “What is on sale?” They ask, “Which discount actually lowers my final cost,…

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How Hands-On Hobbies Can Bring More Balance To Your Daily Routine

Modern life can make it surprisingly difficult to switch off. Between work emails, social media, streaming services, and constant notifications, much of the average day involves moving from one screen to another, with little opportunity to slow down. Hands-on hobbies provide a useful alternative because they encourage people to focus on something tangible. Whether you…

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Key Legal Steps to Prepare for a Family Divorce

Preparing for a divorce requires thoughtful planning and clear decision-making. Spouses facing a separation must protect their personal finances, legal rights, and emotional health. Taking practical steps early makes the legal process far smoother for everyone involved. Understanding Local Family Law Requirements Navigating state statutes and domestic relations guidelines demands solid local guidance. As explained…

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Our Olde House: September 2026

I was thinking that what Our Olde House needed was another vehicle, but a ‘fun car’, not just transportation. After looking for a while on all of the internet car sites I found a car that looked promising, in Alabama. Miss Sherry and I drove there with a cashier’s check in hand; the car looked…

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What Happens When the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have Enough Insurance?

A serious car accident can create expenses that extend far beyond vehicle repairs. Medical care, rehabilitation, lost income, and other costs can quickly add up. Normally, the insurance carried by the driver responsible for the accident may help cover eligible losses. However, complications can arise when that driver has insurance, but their policy limits are…

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What Clinton Families Should Know About Paying for College

Paying for college is one of the biggest financial decisions a family makes, and the total cost often surprises parents who haven’t priced it out. Tuition, housing, meals and fees can add up to tens of thousands a year even at in-state schools. For Clinton families, the task is choosing which mix of savings, aid…

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What NFL Injury Report Language Actually Tells Bettors Before Week 1

NFL injury reports contain more detail than one label suggests, especially before an opening week when current season evidence is scarce. The report separates practice participation from expected game availability, and those two layers answer different questions. For bettors, the useful signal is rarely one word in isolation. It is the pattern across several days…

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Scaling Your Dev Team Fast: When to Choose Staff Augmentation Over Hiring Contractors

A development roadmap can change quickly. A new client signs earlier than expected, an integration proves harder than planned, or the launch date stays fixed while the scope grows. Suddenly, a team that looked adequately staffed two months ago is missing several engineers. Traditional recruitment is not always fast enough for this situation. Hiring permanent…

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Rock N Reels Casino Australia: What Regular Players Get

The first visit to an online casino usually lasts a few minutes. The second or third visit tells a much more interesting story. That is when players begin to notice how quickly they can find a game, how the cashier holds up under regular use and if promotions continue after the welcome package has ended.…

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Who Is Liable When a Driver Crosses the Center Line?

When a driver crosses the center line, the crash often appears straightforward: the vehicle left its lane and struck traffic traveling in the opposite direction. Yet liability depends on evidence, road conditions, driver conduct, and sometimes vehicle or roadway defects. Police reports, photographs, witness accounts, video, and event data can show why the crossing happened.…

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Serious Injury Claims Benefit From a Trial-Focused Legal Approach

A serious injury can disrupt your routine, work, or plans, while the legal process adds another challenge to manage. Louisiana’s 2025 preliminary motor-vehicle data showed deaths increased by 5%, or 39 fatalities, from the prior year. The state’s 2024 traffic records counted about 59,000 injuries and 753 fatalities, showing how often crashes can leave people…

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How Personal Injury Lawyers Help After a Serious Accident Early

Jackson, Mississippi, is a busy capital city where daily travel connects residential neighborhoods, workplaces, medical centers, and major routes such as Interstate 20 and Interstate 55. With commuters, commercial vehicles, and visitors sharing these roads, a severe collision can suddenly leave someone dealing with physical pain and uncertainty about what comes next. In that difficult…

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