Mississippi Rural Physicians Scholarship Program selects three MC students for 2026 cohort
Gracie Bruce realized she wanted to pursue a career in medicine while listening to her mother talk about working as a critical care nurse on the night shift in an intensive care unit. It wasn’t until the Hattiesburg resident volunteered in a hospital that she seriously considered becoming a physician. “There I…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “FIVE WIVES PLUS ONE”
The funeral director was scheduled to bury the body of a man who had been married to five former wives, and had a current fiancée when he died. A fiancée that the ex-wives did not know existed. In this town, when a person passed away and had no specific pastor they wanted to conduct…
Read MoreWhat Evidence Can Strengthen A Boston Personal Injury Case?
After an accident, you may be left dealing with injuries, medical bills, missed work, and uncertainty about what happens next. At the same time, proving that someone else caused your injuries can become difficult without reliable evidence. Important details can disappear, witnesses may forget what they saw, and physical conditions can change quickly. These problems…
Read MoreHow Online Slot Games Use Animation to Improve Visual Engagement
Animation has become an important part of modern online slot games. Reels still provide the familiar structure, but movement now helps communicate events, support themes, guide attention, and make the screen feel more active. Symbols can react, backgrounds can move, and interface elements can respond when users select different controls. Animation Makes Reel Activity Easier…
Read MoreProper Commissioning Can Lead to a Smoother Production Startup
Starting a new production system can be exciting, but it can also expose problems that were impossible to see during installation alone. Sensors may need adjustment, controls may respond differently under real loads, and operators may discover that certain sequences are not as smooth as expected. That is why commisioning equipment before regular production begins…
Read MoreA national study of entry-level hiring skips the jobs many Clinton graduates take
Every study of the labor market has to decide what counts. The one behind much of this summer’s coverage of artificial intelligence and first jobs decided to set three kinds of work aside, and they happen to include the categories that employ the most people in and around Clinton. The research comes from Coresignal, a…
Read MoreTop 5 Melbourne Managed IT Companies for Hybrid Teams
Hybrid work broke a lot of IT support models and plenty of Melbourne providers have not caught up. Some sell remote-only support to teams that need someone physically in the office. Others talk confidently about cybersecurity and then cannot point to Essential Eight alignment or an ISO 27001 certificate. Pricing is its own maze of…
Read MoreHow Day Porters Keep High-Traffic Areas Clean From Open to Close
High-traffic facilities face continual spills, tracked-in soil, overflowing bins, and depleted restroom supplies. Overnight cleaning cannot address every problem created during operating hours. Day porters provide hands-on coverage from opening through closing, keeping shared areas sanitary, orderly, and ready for use. Their responsibilities combine scheduled inspections, rapid response, surface disinfection, waste control, and clear reporting.…
Read MoreBeyond the ‘Buy’ Button: Is Your Investment App a Real Financial Plan?
By a financial planning industry contributor. It has never been easier to buy a piece of a company. With a few taps on your phone, you can own stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies. This easy access can make you feel like you’re in control of your financial future. But making trades isn’t the same as…
Read More83rd National Folk Festival and Mississippi Arts Commission Unveil Captivating Program for Festival’s Mississippi Folklife Area
The wide-ranging program for the 83rd National Folk Festival’s Mississippi Folklife Area & Stage was announced today at a press conference inside the House Chamber at the Old Capitol Museum. This is the event’s second year of a three-year residency, scheduled to take place November 13-15, 2026, in Downtown Jackson. On hand for today’s…
Read MoreInstagram Story Viewer: The Anonymous Way to Watch Without Being Seen
Instagram tells people exactly who views their stories, in order, by name. That single feature is the reason so many people go looking for a way to watch without showing up on that list. There’s no setting inside the app to turn it off, which is exactly why an outside tool has become the only…
Read MoreAnnual bell ringing ceremony planned for Constitution Week
The Walter Leake Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Chapter invites the community to join them in celebrating National Constitution Week, September 17-23, to honor the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. The United States Constitution, America’s most important document, stands as a testament to the tenacity of Americans throughout history to maintain their…
Read MorePlanning Ahead for Severe Weather: Protecting Valuables Before a Storm
Have you ever seen a tornado warning flash across your tv and panicked because your garage is full of irreplaceable items? The majority of people just wait. They wait for sirens. They wait until they get an evacuation notice… By then all you can do is grab the dog and leave. Here’s the problem: Storms…
Read MoreTop Agencies for Finding Skilled IT Professionals in Saudi Arabia
Hiring skilled IT talent in Saudi Arabia is genuinely hard right now. The shortage of locally available specialized professionals, combined with Saudization (Nitaqat) quotas that limit how many expats companies can bring in, puts real pressure on hiring teams trying to fill niche technical roles. Agencies for finding skilled IT professionals in Saudi Arabia have…
Read More5 Best Virtual Receptionist Companies for Small Businesses in 2026
A missed call is rarely a missed message. The caller hangs up, dials the next business on the list, and books with them instead. That is revenue you never find out you lost. The market splits in two. Some providers give you a shared pool of receptionists working from a script. Others assign someone to…
Read MoreCollier, Hargrove join MC kinesiology faculty
The Department of Kinesiology at Mississippi Christian University (MC) has welcomed two new full-time faculty members. Charlotte Collier, a seasoned educator, coach and former Division I athlete, has joined the department as a clinical instructor of kinesiology, while McKenzie Hargrove, who received her Ph.D. in exercise science from Mississippi State…
Read MoreHow Can Daily Safety Checks Prevent Automatic Door Injuries?
Automatic doors see thousands of open and close cycles every week in busy commercial spaces, and most of the time they work exactly as expected. But small problems, like a sensor that is slightly out of alignment or a track that is starting to wear, rarely announce themselves loudly. They build slowly, and if nobody…
Read MoreClassWallet and Step Up for Students: A Homeschool Parent’s Primer
Homeschooling in Florida comes with more financial support than most families realize. Between tax credit scholarships and digital payment platforms, there is real money available to help cover curriculum, tutoring, testing, and educational technology. Two names show up constantly in this conversation: Step Up for Students and ClassWallet. If you are researching ClassWallet and Step…
Read MoreComposite vs. Wood Decking: A Regional Buyer’s Guide for Coastal Climates
Choosing a decking material is never a one-size-fits-all decision, and that is especially true along the coast. Salt air, high humidity, intense UV exposure, and the occasional hurricane season put outdoor structures through conditions that inland homeowners rarely have to consider. If you live near the water, whether in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, or anywhere…
Read MoreMC’s 200th Birthday Shows Why Old Institutions Must Adapt
By Sarah T. | Local affairs columnist, 6 years covering Clinton civic life. Written September 2026. Mississippi Christian University’s 200th Birthday Is a Reminder That Even Old Institutions Have to Modernize Two hundred years is a long time to keep doing anything the same way. Founded in 1826, the school on the hill above downtown…
Read MoreHow Australians Check an Online Pokies Venue Before Depositing
A pre-deposit review works best as a trail of records. Australians considering online pokies can move from the legal footer to game information, the cashier, account security and support. Each area should supply something specific: a company name, licence reference, payment limit, published rule or transaction stage. A bright lobby can introduce the venue. The…
Read MoreParks using technology to get tips from the public
By Randy Bell Special signs are popping up at Clinton’s city parks. They feature a two-dimensional matrix barcode known as a quick-response or QR code, enabling the public to report a maintenance issue or vandalism at a park using the camera on their cellphone. “It takes them to a webpage on…
Read MoreCrown Club collects snacks for Clinton Success Center
Recently, the Crown Club of Clinton delivered snacks to help the Clinton Success Center start the year for its students. The Success Center currently has about forty students, but, as the year progresses, can have as many as seventy-five students. Pictured (l to r), front row: Meghan Brown and Kate Gilliam; and back row: Keri…
Read MoreArrows fall at Warren Central 35-28 in season opener
By Danny C. Davis Clinton and old rival Warren Central have now played 63 times since 1965. A lot of those games were filled with drama, and the August 28 game was no different. WC now leads the series 33-29 after CHS had won the last two. For the first two…
Read MoreClinton student participates in summer law camp
Special to The Clinton Courier Macy Kate Schoggen of Clinton was among thirty-four high school and college students who watched Circuit and Chancery Court proceedings and got some first-hand experience in negotiations and oral arguments during the Rankin/Madison Future Lawyers program this summer. “There is a shortage of attorneys in Mississippi.…
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