Mississippi College completes successful reaccreditation mission
Special to The Clinton Courier Hosting site visitors from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) on the Mississippi College campus for the institution’s decennial review is like visiting a favorite grocery store the day after the manager has rearranged the entire inventory. Everything you want is still there – it’s…
Read MoreWhy should you consider technical colleges and the best ones in Mississippi?
Mississippi is known as the center of attraction for students from across the world. Located in the south, the great state of Mississippi is popular among students as the individuals are welcoming, and the place exhibits beauty which is unique and magnificent. Students from all over the world are opting the colleges of Mississippi for…
Read MoreThe Pros And Cons Of Using Public Key Cryptography For Financial Security
Financial security is an important consideration for businesses and one of the most effective methods to ensure it is through public key cryptography. This powerful technology has pros and cons, which this article will explore in detail. We’ll examine how public key cryptography can be used for code signing and other purposes, such as a…
Read MoreMississippi College Boosters Set to Tee Off, Support Athletic Programs at Mike Jones Golf Tournament
The beauty of a late spring day. The smell of a freshly cut course. The sound of a clubhead whipping through the air and connecting squarely with the ball. The camaraderie of fellow golf enthusiasts and Mississippi College supporters. Participants in the Mike Jones-MC Athletics Golf Tournament scheduled for Thursday-Friday, May 11-12, at Lake Caroline…
Read More7 Proven Ways To Reduce Construction Costs
Interestingly, many construction projects stall because of the costs involved. Some expenses incurred in construction projects include labor fees, material purchases, and transport costs. While the costs are inevitable, you can control them, which reduces construction costs. However, it’s not a walk in the park. It involves strategic and cautious decisions that don’t affect the…
Read MoreMore work planned on Springridge Road sewer line
By Randy Bell The bypass pump that’s positioned on Springridge Road in front of McDonald’s is a reminder to passing motorists and nearby businesses that a collapsed sewer line that shut down the busy street more than a year ago is still causing problems. And more traffic disruptions are unavoidable as workers dig up and…
Read More7 Things You Can Do To Make Your Business More Eco Friendly
Running a business is hard work – you have to keep up with customers, make sure expenses are balanced, and ensure that the company runs smoothly. But did you know there are other things you can do to help your business not only survive but thrive long-term? Making conscious decisions to make your business more…
Read MoreAzira Returns Home To Lead Brilla
Mississippi Brilla FC recently announced that former Uganda National Team player and seven year Major League Soccer veteran, Micheal Azira, will take over the team’s USL2 head coaching duties. Azira replaces Matt Horth, who recently accepted a new college coaching position that will prohibit his return to Mississippi this summer. “Coach Matt was a tremendous…
Read MoreMay 13 brings market, parade, brunch and more to Olde Towne
By Sherry Lucas Market season continues in Olde Towne Clinton with the upcoming May Makers Market, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 13. This year’s edition has an extra component: April’s Spring into Green Market and associated festivities were canceled under the threat of bad weather, so the ever-popular Caterpillar Parade has been…
Read MoreCPSD reviews leases, plans to request quotes for renovations
By Taylor McKay Hathorn The Clinton Public School District’s Board of Trustees polished off its April meeting in twenty-six minutes, approving every item up for a vote on the agenda. The Board began its monthly meeting by recognizing Clinton Junior High School teacher Erin Linton, who was recently named Outstanding Music Teacher of the Year…
Read MoreNick Djernes to be Attaché Show Choir’s new director
Special to The Clinton Courier Nick Djernes has been named as the new director of Clinton High School’s nationally-acclaimed Attaché Show Choir and will work alongside executive directors David and Mary Fehr. Since 2016, Djernes has served as the vocal music director at Westside Middle School in Omaha, Nebraska, as the director of the Westside…
Read MoreThe Surprising Benefits Of Being Debt-Free – Unlock The Door To Long-Term Financial Success
Living a debt-free life might seem like an impossible dream for many people. With credit card offers, mortgages, car loans, and student debts, it’s easy to find ourselves in a constant cycle of borrowing and repayments. However, there are countless benefits to living debt-free that go beyond just financial stability. When you are debt-free, you…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.”
By Bob Garver It’s hard to believe that the new big-screen adaptation of the classic Judy Blume novel “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.” made only $6.8 million at the domestic box office this past weekend. The theater where I saw the movie was more crowded than usual, and the audience clearly liked…
Read MoreElectronic speed limit signs being spread around Clinton
By Randy Bell Every city has speeders. But Police Chief Ford Hayman says the problem in Clinton isn’t “super serious,” and he has the data to back up his assessment. Drivers may not realize that the electronic speed limit signs installed across the city do more than flash their speed as they pass by. They…
Read MoreRealistic Simulation Training Prepares MC School of Nursing Students for Real-Life Patient Encounters
Makayla Cole had reported for duty as a charge nurse on a medical-surgical floor when she suddenly found herself in the middle of a human juggling act. An unconscious woman was suffering from a hemorrhagic stroke. She took short, shallow breaths while awaiting a computerized tomography scan and transport to the intensive care unit. A…
Read MoreMississippi College-Tufts University Pipeline Prepares Med Sciences Students for Careers in Dentistry
Several years ago, a few Mississippi College graduates interested in pursuing careers in dentistry migrated to Tufts University, a world-class research institution in the Metro Boston Region, where the exceptional training they had received at MC allowed them to thrive despite a demanding curriculum. The students’ success caught the attention of administrators at the renowned…
Read MoreLakeview Heights Homeowners Association plans May 6 “Save the Lake” garage sale
Special to The Clinton Courier Lakeview Heights, one of Clinton’s oldest neighborhoods, is planning a series of fundraisers to help fund Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality-required upgrades to the neighborhood dam. The Association started a fundraising committee when it became apparent that funding the improvements would put financial stress on the Association. One of several…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “HERE, HOLD MY ROPE”
Susie and her older sister went for a walk on the country road near her home. As they stepped onto the arched bridge that spanned a rushing creek, Susie stopped midstride. Her sister, not realizing she was now alone on the bridge, just kept walking and talking about the grim problems they each faced in…
Read MoreCommissioning Ceremony Adds Two Mississippi College Graduates to Army National Guard Ranks
A pair of Mississippi College students have realized their lifelong dream of becoming military officers, thanks to the joint Reserve Officer Training Corp program offered by MC and Jackson State University. James Brooks, a business administration major from Madison, and Caleb Hall, an administration of justice-homeland security major from Cumming, Georgia, became second lieutenants in the Army National…
Read MoreHow You Can Improve Your Oral Health With 3 Daily Habits
Your oral health is crucial to your overall wellbeing. A healthy mouth not only helps us chew and speak properly, but it also contributes to our overall confidence and self-esteem. However, many people neglect their oral hygiene, which can lead to a range of dental problems. It’s never too late to start taking care of…
Read MoreKara’s Sights & Bites: Remember the real reason for Memorial Day…but still grill
By Kara Kimbrough If Americans can start decorating for Christmas in October, there’s no reason we can’t begin planning for Memorial Day. In all actuality, May 29 and the accompanying long weekend for many will be here before we know it. There’s just something about the first holiday of summer – Memorial Day…
Read MoreWallace pages in Mississippi House
Ivy Wallace of Clinton recently served as a page for the Mississippi House of Representatives. Pages generally run errands for officials and House staff. Wallace is the daughter of Hannah and John Wallace, and she is in the eighth grade at Clinton Junior High. She was sponsored by Representative Fred Shanks (R – Brandon). When…
Read MoreHudson’s Journey: EXTRA Bold, EXTRA Loud, EXTRA Worthy
“Our children are worthy of EQUITABLE SPACE in this world. This is non-negotiable.” -Heather Avis of The Lucky Few Podcast This week my family had the honor of using our voices for needed change. We traveled to Washington D.C.; alongside National Down Syndrome Society, National Down Syndrome Congress, GLOBAL Down Syndrome Foundation and…
Read MoreHurricane Preparedness Week April 30 – May 6, 2023
Governor Reeves declared April 30 – May 6, 2023, Hurricane Preparedness Week for the State of Mississippi. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency urges citizens to prepare for the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Last year, there were fourteen named storms, eight of which formed into hurricanes, two of which became major hurricanes. Mississippi continues to recover…
Read MoreHow to Become a Photographer: A Career Guide
Photography is an art form that has been around for centuries, capturing moments in time and bringing them to life through the lens of a camera. It is a medium that has the ability to tell stories, evoke emotions, and capture memories that will last a lifetime. If you have a passion for photography and…
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