Clintonians perform in RAGTIME
Special to The Clinton Courier Several Clintonians and Mississippi Christian University representatives recently participated in the recent New Stage Theatre production, RAGTIME. Due to popular demand, the show was extended for an extra week of runtime. The show is set in the dawn of the 20th century, a time when New…
Read MoreTwin Rivers IV & Wellness has ribbon cutting
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Chamber of Commerce recently sponsored a ribbon cutting for Twin Rivers IV & Wellness. Twin Rivers IV & Wellness staff members were joined by Chamber board members, Chamber ambassadors, City officials, family and friends to celebrate their grand opening. They are located at 309 Jefferson Street.
Read MoreSEC 2026 Storylines Shaping College Football Moneylines This Fall
Every college football season begins with fresh expectations, but few conferences generate more anticipation than the SEC. Coaching changes, quarterback battles, transfer portal additions, and returning contenders are all contributing to shifting perceptions before Week 1 arrives. As preseason projections continue to firm, several programs stand out because their evolution could shape the national championship…
Read MoreCreating a Healthier Living Environment Through Professional House Cleaning Habits
A Clean Home Supports Everyday Well-Being A clean home does more than create a pleasant appearance. It contributes to better comfort, improved indoor air quality, and a more relaxing atmosphere for everyone who lives there. Daily routines become easier when living spaces stay organized and free from unnecessary dirt and clutter. Many homeowners try to…
Read MoreMC gives CPSD award celebrating community partnership
During the May meeting of the Clinton Public School District’s (CPSD) Board of Trustees, Dr. Jonathan Ambrose with Mississippi Christian University presented the Community Partner Award of Excellence to the Clinton Public School District. A unique relationship between the school district and the university allows students in MC’s education program to have at least one…
Read MoreSummer orientation offers incoming students glimpse of what awaits at MC
Special to The Clinton Courier Two remaining summer orientation sessions will give incoming Mississippi Christian University students and their parents a glimpse into what life will be like at the university this fall. Jadi Foster, MC director of student engagement, said the new students – among the first to be known…
Read MoreExciting events abound for Clinton’s Living Young Spirit Month
The Clinton Courier The Wood Activity Center on Clinton Boulevard is offering a summer full of Living Young programming for the area’s 50+ crowd and is making plans for its 2026 Spirit Month in August. Kicking off Monday, August 3, at 11 a.m., with a Boot Scootin’ Brunch, the month will…
Read MoreBlockades, Bottlenecks and Bullet Proof Stocks
The 2nd Quarter did not disappoint for drama or trauma. On 13 April the U.S. initiated a three Carrier Strike Force blockade of the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Less than two months later, the U.S. began on again off again ceasefires which continue still. All that sound and fury did little to…
Read MoreHow AI Is Helping Small Businesses Create Marketing Content
Quick Summary In this guide, we’ll explain AI marketing and how it helps small businesses create content faster. You’ll learn how to produce high-quality AI content that helps you stand out from competitors. Refining AI-generated content, respecting copyright, and protecting customer data help build trust and increase revenue. AI tools speed up writing, brainstorming, editing,…
Read MoreTypes of Cases Cruise Ship Accident Lawyers Handle
You’re more vulnerable to serious injury on a cruise ship than you might realize. Cruise ship accident lawyers handle slip-and-fall cases, cabin fires, evacuation failures, foodborne illness claims, sexual assault incidents, medical malpractice, overboard accidents, and catastrophic maritime disasters. Each case stems from negligent maintenance, inadequate safety protocols, or failure to train crew members properly.…
Read MoreSmall Gadgets Making Big Waves This Year
Small gadgets continue to prove that size has little to do with impact, and this year is no exception. Compact devices are showing up in your home, your backpack, and your pocket, solving problems that used to need bulkier equipment, and you’ve probably noticed a few yourself. From health tracking to home comfort, these smaller…
Read MoreStaying Active as We Age: Fitness Habits Explored
Growing older doesn’t mean stepping away from strength, mobility, or the sense of accomplishment that comes from a good workout. Your body changes over the years, and your training approach should change alongside it, but staying active remains one of the most reliable ways to protect your independence, mood, and long-term health. Whether you’ve lifted…
Read MoreWhy Gym-Goers Are Adding CBD to Their Wind-Down
Walk into any gym these days, and the conversation extends well beyond sets, reps, and personal bests. Members compare notes on supplements, recovery tools, and evening habits with the same enthusiasm they once reserved for training splits. This growing attention to what happens outside the gym reflects a broader change in how people approach fitness,…
Read MoreHow Smoking Habits Are Changing These Days
Smoking has looked different every decade, and the current one is no exception. Cigarette sales have been falling across most Western markets for years, and the people who once relied on tobacco are now choosing from a wider set of options than they ever had. Vapes carried much of that shift through the 2010s, but…
Read MoreWhat International Visitors Should Know Before Traveling to China
Planning an international trip can be exciting, but it can also come with challenges that catch many travelers off guard. Sudden changes to entry requirements, evolving health regulations, visa processing delays, language barriers, and unfamiliar local systems can quickly turn a well-planned trip into a stressful experience. To avoid unnecessary disruptions, it is important to…
Read MoreThe Finishing Touches That Turn an Ordinary Room Into a Statement Space
The difference between an ordinary room and one that leaves a lasting impression rarely comes down to its size or budget. Instead, it is often the finishing touches that transform a functional space into one with personality, warmth, and visual balance. While furniture establishes the room’s primary purpose, the smaller design decisions are what give…
Read MoreWhat HR Teams Should Know About Modern Workplace Screening
Workplace screening was once viewed as a simple hiring requirement. But it has now grown into a broader process that supports workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and informed hiring decisions. Organizations across many sectors rely on screening practices to reduce risk while creating a fair and productive work environment. Human resources professionals are responsible for overseeing…
Read MoreMen’s Health Beyond Fitness: What Really Matters
Most men equate health with the gym. Lift heavier, run faster, eat clean protein, and the body takes care of itself. That idea is incomplete. Physical fitness is one piece of a much larger picture that includes hormones, sexual function, mental health, and preventive care. Ignoring the rest of that picture is why so many…
Read MoreFranchise Pros and Cons Every Buyer Should Know
Every franchise pitch leads with the upside. Brand recognition, built-in systems, a network of people who already solved the problems you’re about to run into. Those things are real. So are the tradeoffs that come with them. Before you sign a Franchise Disclosure Document, it helps to look at both sides without the sales language…
Read MoreWhat Makes a Restoration Franchise Successful
The restoration industry does not slow down. Pipes burst, storms hit, and fires start regardless of the economy. That steady demand is part of why so many people look at restoration franchises as a business opportunity. But demand alone does not guarantee success. Certain factors separate the franchises that thrive from the ones that struggle.…
Read MoreHow to Download Twitter Videos, Audio, and Photos With sssTwitter in Under a Minute
A video plays once in the feed and then it is gone, deleted, private, or buried under newer posts within hours. A Twitter Downloader gives you a way to keep what you find before that happens, and sssTwitter handles the whole process without asking for an account. How the sssTwitter downloader works The tool reads…
Read MoreWhy European Windows Are Becoming Popular in the USA
Homeowners across America are paying closer attention to the benefits of European windows in USA as they look for ways to improve energy efficiency, comfort, and home value. Originally popular throughout Europe for their exceptional performance and innovative design, these windows are now becoming a preferred choice in the U.S. thanks to their superior insulation, security, and…
Read MoreRestaurant Supplies Every Independent Kitchen Should Keep Stocked
Great recipes and excellent service is not enough for being a successful independent restaurant. The key to success is having the appropriate Restaurant Supplies available each day. No matter if you’re running a café, a food truck, a bakery or a full-service restaurant, a well-equipped kitchen can make your job more efficient, less downtime and…
Read MoreCar Shipping Services Explained – What You’re Buying and How to Compare
Car shipping services are not a single product. The term covers a range of transport methods, coverage types, pricing structures, and carrier relationships – and the differences matter significantly when it comes to cost, safety, and your experience from booking to delivery. Core Car Shipping Service Types Service Type Description Best For Open transport Multi-car…
Read MoreNegotiating Lower Insurance Rates for Small Mississippi Fleets in 2026
For local businesses, better renewal terms may depend less on shopping around and more on proving safer operations. Small businesses that rely on work vehicles in Mississippi are heading into 2026 with a tougher commercial auto market. Commercial auto insurance has recorded 13 consecutive years of underwriting losses, even after 55 straight quarters of rate…
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