Investigation underway after fatal fire
Investigation underway after fatal fire By Randy Bell Mayor Will Purdie calls a fire at Clinton’s Brookdale Senior Living facility “a great tragedy,” but is praising the community’s response. Hinds County Coroner Jeramiah Howard confirmed that an 82-year-old man and an 81-year-old woman died in the Wednesday evening fire. “To those families, please know that…
Read MoreWhat Every Driver Should Document at a Crash Scene and How Long They Have to File a Claim
A car accident can leave anyone feeling shaken, even if it seems minor at first. In those first few minutes, it is easy to focus only on the damage and forget that the information you gather could become important later. If your injuries turn out to be more serious than expected, accident injury representation may…
Read MoreAfter a Neighbor Is Disabled, Small Gestures Can Keep Them Connected to the Community
Once a neighbor has been involved in an accident or illness that results in the person becoming disabled, the person’s life will change overnight. Not only are there going to be physical obstacles, but there will also be a big emotional challenge. The normal activities such as walking the dog, doing the lawn, or even…
Read MoreAn Employer Who Offers Unpaid Leave Instead of a Small Workplace Change May Be Breaking the Law
Imagine asking your employer for a small workplace change that would help you do your job, only to be told to take unpaid leave instead. This response can leave you struggling to manage your health, keep your position, and pay your bills, even when a simple adjustment might allow you to continue working. An employment…
Read MoreFrom Porch to Bedroom: Practical Lighting and Airflow Choices for Southern Homes
By early evening in Mississippi, the front porch may still be holding on to the day’s heat. Inside, the living room is comfortable enough, but the overhead light is brighter than anyone wants for watching television. Down the hall, somebody is trying to get a bedroom ready for sleep without turning the whole room into…
Read MoreExhibition Stand Design in Amsterdam: A Practical Guide to Brand Visibility and Successful Trade Fair Planning by Stand Builders GmbH
Amsterdam is an important destination for international exhibitions, bringing together companies involved in technology, aviation, media, manufacturing, and other industries. Events held in the city provide opportunities for businesses to introduce products, connect with decision-makers, and develop relationships with customers from different markets. However, the quality of an exhibition appearance depends on more than the…
Read MoreHow to build a when we die folder your kids can actually use?
To build a when we die folder your kids can actually use, put the original documents they will need in one labeled organizer, add written instructions for what to do first, and walk them through it while you are both alive. The easiest way to do this is with The Folio® System by Savor, the…
Read MoreSharing the Trace: What Clinton Cyclists and Drivers Should Know
The Natchez Trace Parkway runs through Clinton as a national park road, so riders and drivers here follow federal rules on top of Mississippi’s. The National Park Service places the Clinton Visitor Center just off the Trace at milepost 89, and the whole Parkway is a designated bicycle route. On it, cyclists ride single file…
Read MoreHow Local Business Owners Can Spot Ready-to-Buy Customers Faster
Local business owners can spot ready-to-buy customers faster by paying attention to the behaviors that signal genuine purchase interest, rather than treating every inquiry as equally urgent. When sales teams understand what potential customers are researching, comparing, and asking about, they can focus their time on prospects who are closer to making a decision. The…
Read MoreMC Sports Hall of Fame to induct eight new members during Bicentennial Homecoming
Eight of the most distinguished student-athletes ever to compete for Mississippi Christian University will be inducted into the MC Sports Hall of Fame during a Bicentennial Homecoming banquet scheduled for 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29, in Anderson Hall in the B.C. Rogers Student Center. Teammates, family members and friends of the MC Sports Hall…
Read MoreMason, Structural Engineer, or Foundation Contractor? Who to Call First for a Failing Stone Foundation in Georgetown, MA
You have noticed loose stones, crumbling mortar, or a section of basement wall that does not look quite right. You know your stone foundation needs attention, but now you face a confusing question: who do you actually call? A mason? A structural engineer? A foundation contractor? Each of these professionals plays a different role, and…
Read MoreBoat GPS Tracking on Mississippi’s Inland Waters: What Local Boaters Should Know
Ross Barnett Reservoir sees heavy traffic on summer weekends. Ski boats and pontoons are out from dawn, fishing rigs work the coves, and by late afternoon the main channel gets crowded enough that a breakdown or grounding can go unnoticed for longer than it should. If a boat stops moving and nobody aboard can reach…
Read MoreWith another “A” rating, CPSD is #2 in Mississippi!
Special to The Clinton Courier Once again, the Clinton Public School District has earned an “A” rating in the state’s accountability system – and not only that, the district is ranked as the second-highest performing district in Mississippi. The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) officially approved the accountability grades for the 2025-26…
Read MoreParking solution sought for Olde Towne
By Randy Bell In the old days, the joke in Clinton was that you could shoot a gun down Jefferson Street and not risk hitting anyone. Times have changed. As more businesses have opened in the Olde Towne Historic District, it’s often hard to find a parking spot. Clinton leaders admit it’s “a…
Read MoreThe Briars celebrates Neighbor’s Night Out
The Briars neighborhood held its annual Neighbor’s Night Out recently, inviting their Alderman, Chip Wilbanks, City officials and local first responders to join them for fun, food and fellowship. All photos by Tammie Stephens
Read MoreInternational Wealth Family Advisory: Planning for a Borderless World
For international families, business owners, and corporate boards, geographic flexibility is a powerful tool for growth and security. However, as global tax regulations evolve and cross-border compliance standards become more stringent, executing international moves requires specialized expertise. Global mobility is no longer just about immigration; it is a strategic discipline that blends private wealth advisory,…
Read MoreA Better Life for Backyard Hens: How the Right Chicken Coop Can Transform Everyday Poultry Care
Raising backyard chickens can be a rewarding experience. Fresh eggs, daily routines, and the enjoyment of caring for animals have encouraged many families and hobby keepers to welcome hens into their outdoor spaces. However, healthy and comfortable chickens need more than food and water. The right chicken coop can play an important role in creating…
Read MoreWhat Keeps a Quartz Watch Ticking? A Closer Look at the Sunon Movement
A quartz watch may look simple from the outside, but inside the case is a small system of electronic and mechanical components working together to keep accurate time. For watch repair professionals, collectors, and people building or restoring watches, choosing the right sunon movement is the important part of creating a reliable timepiece. Quartz movements…
Read MoreHow Securing an Appointment With Car Accident Attorney Craig Hendricks Maximizes Your Compensation Potential
In the aftermath of a car accident, focusing on recovery is often the first priority. However, securing the compensation you deserve is equally critical, and doing so requires expertise in navigating the legal system. Engaging the right attorney can significantly affect the outcome of your claim. This article will explore how setting up an Appointment…
Read MoreGrand Rapids Motorcycle Accident Lawyer: The Hidden Dangers of Road Construction Zones for Motorcycle Riders
Road construction is a routine aspect of road maintenance of Michigan roads, however, temporary job areas can be severe road threats for motorcyclists. These factors can make for a normal trip turn into an unsafe experience, loose gravel, uneven pavements, narrow lanes and confusing traffic patterns can all be hazardous. If any of these is…
Read MoreBeyond Screen Time: Why Your Eyes May Feel Dry Even After You Log Off
Are you experiencing eye irritation, eye fatigue and dry eyes even when you turn off your computer and mobile phones? Well, you are not the only one because some experience dry eyes after leaving the screen behind. The use of technology might be a reason for developing dry eyes but there are other factors that…
Read More5 Pests That Thrive in Southern California’s Warm Climate Year-Round
Southern California is famous for its warm weather, sunny days, and relatively mild winters. These conditions are comfortable for people, but they can also create a perfect environment for pests. Many insects and rodents don’t have to wait until spring to become active, since the region has temperatures conducive to year-round activity. Pest problems can…
Read MoreMC lands two podium finishes at its home Watson Classic
Mississippi Christian University (MC) hosted the Watson Cross Country Classic at Choctaw Trails in Clinton on October 16, 2026, and came away with two team podium finishes at its own meet. The Choctaw women placed second and the men third. The men’s scoring five also finished in a tight pack, something you rarely see in…
Read MoreOral Tirzepatide and the Adherence Problem: Why Non-Injectable GLP-1 Formats Are Drawing Attention
Roughly half of patients with chronic conditions in developed countries do not take their medicines as recommended, according to the World Health Organization’s landmark report Adherence to Long-Term Therapies: Evidence for Action. Two decades later, that finding still frames almost every conversation about long-term prescriptions, and it has taken on new weight as GLP-1 receptor…
Read MoreMC launches Rise to 200 Bicentennial Campaign
Mississippi Christian University (MC) launched the most ambitious capital campaign in its history during the Bicentennial Gala on Sept. 29, inviting the MC family to help position the institution as a national leader in Christian higher education for the next 200 years. MC President Blake Thompson said “Rise to 200: The Bicentennial Campaign for MC”…
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