CoffeeTime: THAT AIN’T NO BARN!
Six-year-old Darren was on a first-time visit to the farm. His Pappa had arranged for him to get to see a part of this world that Darren never even knew existed. A real live working farm with all the corrals, fields, outbuildings and animals that a farm needs. Including horses. Darren spent an hour…
Read MoreBusy Business? Here’s 6 Tips for Streamlining Your Workflow
Inefficient workflows bleed roughly $11,000 per employee every year. Per employee. Dedicated teams can still fall flat when operations lack structure — effort alone won’t patch a broken process. Grinding harder isn’t the answer. Cutting bottlenecks is. Axing redundancy is. Building systems that let people focus on work that actually shifts outcomes — that’s the…
Read MoreMain Street Clinton lauded for community transformation, business recruitment, Mansell named Main Street Hero
By Sherry Lucas Main Street Clinton picked up a trio of awards at the recent Mississippi Main Street Association Annual Awards Luncheon in Jackson, including one that salutes the organization’s overall success since its 2007 start. “That’s what I consider our arrival award,” Main Street Clinton Program Director Tara Lytal said…
Read MoreHappy Gardeners Club hosts Dr. Shaun Broderick as spring speaker
The Happy Gardeners Club of Clinton welcomed Dr. Shaun Broderick, Associate Extension and Research Professor at Mississippi State University, as its spring speaker. He introduced attendees to new plants that have been tested to provide excellent results for local gardens. The Quisenberry Library was the site for the meeting. The Happy Gardeners Club will resume…
Read MoreCMC holds “God’s Kingdom VBS”
Clinton Methodist Church (CMC) recently held a week of Vacation Bible School (VBS), with the theme of God’s Kingdom VBS: Knights, Giants, and the True King. CMC leaders say the church was full of worship, Bible stories, recreation, crafts, skits, music, meals, laughter, and many meaningful moments as children learned about the faithfulness, love, sacrifice…
Read MoreThe Best Infographic Generators in 2026: Which Platforms Help Teams Communicate Smarter?
Why Better Visuals Lead to Better Decisions Earlier this year I worked with a strategy team preparing materials for an annual planning session. They had assembled dozens of pages of market research, customer feedback, and performance metrics. The problem was that every discussion kept getting pulled into the details instead of the conclusions. The data…
Read MoreSummer camps at MC emphasize Christian mission, spiritual growth, community service
Special to The Clinton Courier The serenity of the Mississippi Christian University campus in the days following Spring Commencement transforms into a vibrant hub of energy starting in June as more than 5,000 youths from across the Southeast and their sponsors will turn the Clinton campus into a lively summer campground for…
Read MoreRise of online games over the last years
A lot has changed over the last 10 years. Who remembers when actual physical games were a thing? At the time of this writing, early July 2026, GTA VI is a month from being released and rumours are that we won’t be having a disc version. Instead, we players will be getting a download code…
Read MoreBest Med Spa Marketing Agencies in the USA (2026)
Choosing the right marketing agency can be the difference between a fully booked calendar and empty treatment rooms. The best med spa marketing agencies don’t just generate website traffic—they build predictable patient acquisition systems that help practices attract, convert and retain high-value clients. After comparing industry experience, services, reputation, specialization and overall value, these are…
Read MoreHow Trash Daddy Dumpsters Became a Trusted Dumpster Rental Company in Pennsylvania
Every successful business starts by solving a problem, and for Trash Daddy Dumpsters, that problem was simple: renting a dumpster shouldn’t be complicated. Founded with the goal of making waste removal easier for homeowners, contractors and businesses, Trash Daddy Dumpsters has focused on providing dependable roll-off dumpster rentals backed by honest pricing, responsive customer service…
Read MoreA Foodie Tour of the Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight punches well above its weight when it comes to food and drink. The combination of a mild maritime climate, fertile soil, clean coastal waters and a generation of producers who care deeply about quality has turned the island into one of the most rewarding small food destinations in England. For visitors…
Read MoreWhat Is 14K Gold Scrap Worth Per Gram? A Straightforward Guide for Sellers
If you’re planning to sell old jewelry, broken chains, or unwanted gold, you may be asking about the 14k gold scrap price per gram. The answer changes every day because gold prices move with the market. However, knowing how scrap gold is valued can help you understand what your gold is worth and avoid accepting…
Read MoreCity renews state/federal lobbying agreement
By Randy Bell Mayor Will Purdie believes a former congressman and his associate have done a “terrific” job in securing funds for a sewage pipeline project which will play a crucial role in Clinton’s economic future. The Board of Aldermen voted June 16 to approve a new contract with Harper and…
Read MoreClinton Public School District continues Residency Fair, July 7-9
Special to The Clinton Courier After the first three days of Clinton Public School District’s Residency and Registration Fair held from June 23 through June 25, over forty percent of Clinton students have completed the Proof of Residency requirement. Parents and guardians who have not proven residency can do so from 7 a.m. to 6…
Read MoreMC partners with Millsaps on 3+3 accelerated law degree program
A new partnership between Mississippi Christian University and Millsaps College allows students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a law degree in six years – one year faster than the traditional route. A Memorandum of Understanding between the MC School of Law and Millsaps College, signed on Monday, July 6, will create the…
Read MoreThe Levels of Evidence: How to Tell Strong Health Research From Weak
Health headlines rarely agree. One week a study says coffee protects the heart, the next week another warns it does the opposite. The confusion is not a sign that science is broken. It is a sign that not every study deserves the same trust, and researchers have a tool for sorting them: the levels of…
Read MoreSpending XRP: A Look at XRP-Friendly Crypto Cards
XRP holders often want a way to spend without routing through an exchange every time, and a number of cards now accommodate that. As with any asset, though, “supports XRP” varies in meaning from one provider to another, so the details are worth checking. A focused overview of xrp crypto cards helps compare how each…
Read MoreVincent Hernandez Graduates from the University of Mississippi
Vincent Hernandez, of Clinton, MS, is among the more than 3,800 students who earned their degrees from the University of Mississippi in May 2026. Hernandez, who majored in Finance and Risk Management and Insurance, received a Bachelor of Business Administration from the School of Business Administration. Undergraduate and graduate candidates received degrees from the College of Liberal Arts, General Studies and…
Read MoreMillsaps College and MC Law Team Up for a Game-Changing Law Pathway
By Joey Lee, Director of Communications & Community Engagement, Millsaps College A new partnership between Mississippi Christian University and Millsaps College allows students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a law degree in six years – one year faster than the traditional route. A Memorandum of Understanding between the MC School of…
Read MoreWhy Every Growing Business Needs to Think Seriously About an ERP Developer
There’s a moment in every growing company when spreadsheets stop cutting it. Maybe it’s when your inventory numbers in one file don’t match what’s in another. Maybe it’s when finance and operations are working off two different versions of “the truth.” Whatever the trigger, that’s usually the point where business owners start asking the same…
Read MoreOvercoming the 3 Hidden Grounds for USPTO Rejection
Many founders assume that their corporate identity is legally safe after they secure a domain name, social media handles, and state LLC registries show zero identical matches. However, this is a complete misunderstanding of the mechanism of federal intellectual property protection. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), under the Lanham Act, aims to…
Read MoreBest digital product partner selection guide for ambitious product teams
Key Takeaways A top partner is not the one with the widest menu. It is the team that can connect UX research, interface design, brand logic, engineering choices, and post-launch product learning. Strong vendor selection starts with evidence. Ask how the team defines product risk, validates flows, handles AI features, and prevents visual design from…
Read MoreReal Online Casino: What New Players Should Know Before Getting Started
Choosing a real online casino involves more than finding a platform with a large game library. New players benefit from understanding how licensed operators work, how games are presented, and which features contribute to a smooth experience. Taking time to learn these basics creates a stronger foundation before exploring different casino options. Modern casino platforms…
Read MoreIntegration Failures That Reduce Overall Effectiveness
Physical barriers stand as the first line of defense around any secured perimeter. Yet their presence alone does not guarantee protection against determined intruders. The real vulnerability emerges when barriers function in isolation, disconnected from detection and response systems. Facilities invest heavily in infrastructure that looks formidable on the surface. This appearance masks a deeper…
Read MoreMC history and political science professor Pinnen receives 2025-26 Carol C. West Faculty Advocate Award
Christian Pinnen spends most of his time either in the classroom or conducting research. That is what he appreciates most about his profession. So, when the professor of history and political science at Mississippi Christian University learned he was the recipient of the 2026 Carol C. West Faculty Advocate Award, it came as quite a…
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