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Education funding, child safety, health issues addressed by House

By District 56 Representative Clay Mansell The sixth week of the 2026 Regular Session concluded on February 14. The House continued advancing major legislation as key floor deadlines approached, taking up measures related to public safety, healthcare, education funding and disaster response. Some significant pieces of legislation the House has considered and passed include: House…

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Winter safety reminder: fire prevention and home protection in Clinton

Special to The Clinton Courier As Clinton has recently experienced freezing temperatures, ice accumulation and power outages from winter weather, the risk of residential fires increases during cold weather events. When homes rely on space heaters, generators, fireplaces, candles, and other alternative heating sources, fire danger rises; and preparation becomes more important than ever. Working…

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Code violators in Clinton now getting tickets

By Randy Bell The City of Clinton is trying something new as it cracks down on people with overgrown yards, piles of debris, abandoned vehicles or other types of code violations on their property. It’s handing out tickets, summoning violators to Environmental Court. Director of Community Development Roy Edwards says, previously, the City would submit…

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Red Brick Run registration open

By Sherry Lucas Spring puts a spring in people’s steps, and organizers of a returning event are offering a great way to channel it. After a successful start last year, the Red Brick Run is back for its second year as a fun, friendly and active component of the Red Brick Roads Music and Arts…

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Happy Gardeners announce winter meeting

Special to The Clinton Courier The Happy Gardeners Club of Clinton welcomes community members to its upcoming winter meeting. This event is scheduled for Monday, February 23, and promises to be an engaging occasion for gardening enthusiasts and those interested in environmental topics. A highlight of the meeting will be a presentation commemorating the 100th…

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Paint Out planned second year at Red Brick Roads

By Sherry Lucas Prepare to paint the town. Registration is now open for the Red Brick Roads’ 2nd Annual Paint Out 2026 — a chance for painters of all ages and skill levels to have a brush with fun and color on one of Clinton’s most festive weekends of the year. The Red Brick Roads…

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Clinton boys powerlifting has podium finish

Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton High School boys’ powerlifting team opened the 2026 season with a strong showing at the MHSAA Region 2-7A Region Meet, finishing fourth at Oxford High School. In their first competition of the year, the Arrows earned multiple podium finishes across several weight classes. Davieon Ferrell took second place,…

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Steps to Revitalize Your Property’s Appearance

Refreshing your property is a rewarding process that pays off in the long term. Your home is the first thing people see when they pull into the driveway. It reflects your personal style and can change the entire mood of the neighborhood. Keeping it looking fresh does not always require a massive budget or a…

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Movie Review: Wuthering Heights

By Bob Garver “Wuthering Heights” is based on a classic novel by Emily Brontë. I’ve never read the novel, which is probably for the best. Reports of the movie differing from the novel are actually quite relieving to me. They’re relieving in the sense that I do not have to lose respect for people who…

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How to Handle the Summer Holidays When You Work Full Time

The six-week summer break is a time of excitement for children, filled with visions of ice creams, park visits, and lazy mornings. However, for parents working full-time, the arrival of late July often brings a distinct sense of panic. Trying to bridge the gap between school terms and your annual leave allowance is a logistical…

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Webb named Hinds IDEAList

Jason Webb of Clinton was recently recognized as a fall 2025 IDEAList employee of Hinds Community College.   The recognition is for employees who represent Hinds’ college values of Integrity, Diversity, Excellence, Accountability, Leadership and Stewardship.   Webb serves as Dean of Career-Technical Education for Construction and Manufacturing and has worked at Hinds for more…

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CHS Career Center achieves success at TSA District Convention

Special to The Clinton Courier Clinton High School Career Center students recently excelled at the Technology Student Association (TSA) District Convention, showcasing their talents across various categories. The team of Kylah Hunter, Jalisa Jackson, Alina Leszczynska, Jazlyn Leszczynska, Emma Phillips, and Matthew Slaughter secured first place in audio podcasting. In promotional design, Emma Phillips achieved…

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How RecentFollow Helps Identify Audience Momentum on Instagram

Audience Momentum Starts With Consistent Observation Brand managers often track reach, engagement rate, and campaign impressions, yet audience momentum on Instagram shows up most clearly in follower movement over time. When follower growth aligns with content direction, partnerships, or launches, that alignment signals traction. A practical way to observe this pattern is through tools designed…

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What Makes a High-Performance AV Infrastructure in Modern Corporate Offices in 2026?

Modern corporate offices are defined by how effectively teams communicate, collaborate, and present information across physical and digital spaces. As hybrid work continues to shape enterprise strategy in 2026, organizations are rethinking their audiovisual (AV) infrastructure as a core business system rather than a collection of disconnected devices. A high-performance AV infrastructure supports boardroom presentations,…

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CoffeeTime: THE HORSE NAMED GRACE

Old and slow-moving, nevertheless, Grace faithfully carried her blind rider on the snow-covered, lonely, and seemingly endless journey. There was no real visibility, due to the heavy clouds that hid the moon and stars. But even if the moon had been as bright as the sun during that long night, the old man with his…

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How A Plus Moving Tailors Logistics Solutions for Every Move Size

A Plus Moving is a model of how structured planning and flexible operational relocation of any size and complexity can be accomplished, even in a tight-scheduled, labor-short, and operationally unpredictable industry. The company’s business model is transparent and reliable for all types of relocations, whether single item apartment moves or large-scale interstate relocations. A Logistics…

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Smart Budgeting Strategies for Growing Local Companies

Growth excites local companies, but without disciplined financial planning, rapid expansion can strain cash flow, increase overhead, and slow progress. Smart budgeting goes beyond tracking expenses; it strategically aligns spending with long-term goals and stability. As competition intensifies, businesses must balance ambition with financial accountability. By adopting data-driven forecasting, prioritizing high-impact investments, and building flexible…

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How Professional Service Firms Improve the First Client Interaction

The first interaction between a client and a professional service firm often sets the tone for the entire relationship. Whether the firm operates in legal services, accounting, consulting, or another advisory field, early impressions shape trust, expectations, and long-term satisfaction. Clients tend to evaluate professionalism quickly, often before any core service is delivered, based on…

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Tickets available to BSP’s The Mousetrap

Special to The Clinton Courier Brick Street Players is bringing London’s longest-running play to Clinton with Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, directed by Bradley Freeny and presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. The play follows the snowed-in guests and staff of the guesthouse Monkswell Manor, and one of them is…

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Quisenberry Library offering free trees for kids ahead of Earth Day

Special to The Clinton Courier The Quisenberry Library is inviting families to celebrate Earth Week by signing up their children to receive a free tree, part of a growing national partnership with Neighborhood Forest. Parents and guardians have until March 15 to register. Registration is available online at NeighborhoodForest.org/registration-services/?school=157286. The free tree program provides children…

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The Role Of Professional Guidance When Entering The Housing Market

Buying a home represents one of the most significant financial commitments you will ever make. The process involves complex legal steps, financial evaluations, and market timing that can feel overwhelming to navigate alone. Finding the right path requires a clear understanding of your own budget and the current economic climate. Professional advice helps you look…

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Steps to Legally Dissolving a Marriage: A Guide

Ending a marriage is a major life shift that requires a clear plan. It involves many legal steps that can feel heavy at times. Taking things one step at a time helps manage the weight.   This guide explains how the process works so you can move forward with confidence. Understanding the rules helps you…

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Why Seeking Help For Mental Health Is Important

Many people feel they should handle life’s burdens on their own. They wait for things to get better without reaching out for support from others. This solitary path often feels much longer than it needs to be.   This often leads to more stress and a much heavier emotional burden. Taking the first step toward…

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Why Local Home Services Are a Smart Choice for Homeowners

Owning a home involves a lot of work and attention to detail. Staying on top of repairs is the best way to protect your investment. Many people find that hiring the right help is the hardest part of the job. Looking for local services offers many advantages that big companies cannot provide. These experts live…

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