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Why a Serious Workplace Electrical Injury Can Lead to Legal Action Beyond Workers’ Compensation

Electrical power is an important source of energy at construction sites, in industries, and in commercial workplaces. However, when electrical equipment and wiring systems malfunction due to high voltages and arc flashes, accidents can become catastrophic. Victims of such accidents are usually faced with serious physical injuries such as muscle and tissue injuries, nerve injuries,…

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Johnston of Clinton inducted into MAB Hall of Fame

Colon Johnston of Clinton was recently inducted into the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters (MAB) Hall of Fame in Biloxi. Pictured with his wife, Brenda, Johnston was honored for his seventy-two-year broadcasting career, establishing and working at radio stations across Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas before retiring at age eighty-nine in 2024. He spent his final twenty-four…

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8 Best Injection Molding Companies for Custom Manufacturing

Finding the best injection molding company is not about choosing the biggest name. At HingTung, we find that OEM projects depend more on practical factors such as DFM support, tooling control, production capacity, quality systems, and downstream operations. The best injection molding companies serve different types of projects. When comparing plastic injection molding companies, the…

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How Men Can Maintain Sexual Wellbeing with Modern Solutions

Sexual health doesn’t always come to the minds of most people when talking about wellbeing. It should. A man’s overall wellness is tied to his sexual health. Any issue affecting this aspect of an individual’s life could affect physical and psychological wellbeing. For this reason, men’s health deserves careful attention. Various conditions and disorders can…

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Buying and Moving Used Furniture: What You Need to Know

Used furniture shows up everywhere in Los Angeles, from estate sales and thrift stores to Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist. A secondhand dresser or a vintage sofa often costs a fraction of retail price and comes with more character than anything off a showroom floor. Older pieces also tend to use solid wood and sturdy joinery…

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How to Choose the Best Hotels in Guangzhou for Your Trip

Guangzhou rewards visitors who treat meals as landmarks. A morning dim sum session can determine the first metro ride, while an evening walk along the river may matter as much as a museum. The hotel should make those transitions manageable. Start by deciding whether your trip leans toward old streets, business districts, food markets, family…

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Troop 88 invites youth to join scouting adventure

The Clinton Courier        Scouting America Troop 88 is inviting boys and girls in grades six through twelve to learn more about scouting through weekly meetings and outdoor activities in Clinton.   Troop 88 meets each Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Clinton Methodist Church gym, located at 100 Mount Salus…

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Attendance Awareness Month highlights importance of school attendance

The Clinton Courier        The Mississippi Department of Education is encouraging schools, families and communities to recognize September as Attendance Awareness Month and learn about updates to the state’s compulsory school attendance law that took effect July 1, 2026.   September is recognized nationally as Attendance Awareness Month, a campaign focused on promoting…

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Classic Car Show excitement goes to Brookdale

Brookdale Senior Living staff say that residents had a blast stepping back in time during the facility’s recent Classic Car Show. They said, “The smiles, stories and stunning vintage rides made it a truly special day.”   Pete Tyer brought his car club members and shared their vehicles with the residents, while the students in…

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Boys who solved water leak mystery honored at Board meeting

By Randy Bell        When Clinton’s water system suddenly began struggling to keep its storage tanks filled last month, the Public Works Department suspected that a significant leak somewhere might be part of the problem.   The City issued an alert on social media asking for the public’s help in figuring out where…

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New hires bring fire department to full staffing

By Randy Bell        The Clinton Fire Department’s (CFD) goal of filling all of its budgeted positions has been elusive.  But with the hiring of six new firefighters this month, Chief Levius Buckley says the CFD is now fully staffed, even though it’s losing another employee to retirement.  He says he took the…

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Crown Club seeking donations for Foster Comfort bags

The Clinton Courier        Crown Club of Clinton members are gearing up for their November Foster Comfort Bag service project and are asking the Clinton community to join them in their efforts.   Crown Club chose November for their annual project, since it is National Adoption Month, which offers the opportunity to celebrate…

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Clinton falls to Brandon 30-18

By Danny C. Davis        The 2026 football season has not started off well for the Clinton Arrows.   The Arrows dropped to 0-3 on the season after a disappointing 30-18 loss at home to old-time rival Brandon.   The road doesn’t get easier for the Arrows in the coming weeks. Clinton travels…

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Choosing a Moving Company in Charlotte, NC: What Actually Matters

Charlotte has been one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country for the better part of a decade, and the number of moving companies serving the region has grown right along with it. That’s generally good news for anyone comparing quotes; more competition usually means better service and more reasonable pricing, but it also…

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City eyes Parkway crosswalks renovation project

By Randy Bell        Mayor Will Purdie says the City of Clinton is “actively pursuing a solution” to a bumpy problem.  For the second time this year, the Board of Aldermen has discussed renovating the brick crosswalks at the Clinton Parkway’s College Street and Main Street intersections.   “It’s absolutely on our radar…

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Visitor Center hosts Smathers exhibition

Special to The Clinton Courier        The Clinton Visitor Center will be the host of a new exhibition featuring the works of Albert Smathers, a professional artist primarily known for his visionary landscape paintings.   Set to open on September 24 with a reception from 5 until 8 p.m., the show will run…

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Brick Street Players set audition dates for next show

Special to The Clinton Courier        The Clinton Brick Street Players have announced auditions for The Gift of the Magi, a one-act adaptation of O. Henry’s classic Christmas tale.   Auditions will be held Monday, September 28, and Tuesday, September 29, at 6 p.m. at the Olde Towne Depot.  Auditions are open to…

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MacGregor joins Courier as fall intern

Ella MacGregor is a new fall semester intern at The Clinton Courier. She is a senior communications major with a concentration in journalism, as well as a minor in marketing. She says she is excited to learn about “what it is like to work for an important news source to the City of Clinton,” and…

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