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Nohra expected to be named to school board

By Randy Bell A special committee is recommending the appointment of Greg Nohra to the Clinton Public School District (CPSD) Board of Trustees. The recommendation is expected to be presented to the Board of Aldermen for a vote at its June 2 meeting. The committee, made up of Mayor Will Purdie, Ward 3 Alderwoman Amanda…

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Changes in City leave policy discussed

By Randy Bell An effort to improve City employee benefits could include important changes to Clinton’s policies involving annual and sick leave. It was a topic of discussion at a recent Board of Aldermen work session. “Essentially, the issue is the state will allow [the City] to credit a certain amount of banked leave toward…

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How to Build a Smarter Farm Supply Shopping Strategy

Running a farm, ranch, or rural property requires constant attention to supplies. Feed gets low, tools break, fencing needs repair, and before you know it, you’re making multiple trips a week to the store when two good, well-planned visits could have handled everything. A solid shopping strategy at your go-to farm and home supply store…

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YCMA offers free summer lunches for children, CPSD opts out

Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Family YMCA will offer free summer lunches for children this summer, but the Clinton Public School District has decided not to participate in the Summer Feeding Program for summer 2026. School district officials say that, after careful consideration, they have determined that, due to low participation, the district…

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Civic Corner: Board of Aldermen Recap May 19, 2026

By Robert Chapman, Alderman-at-Large Clinton’s Board of Aldermen opened the May 19, 2026, meeting recognizing the Clinton Fire Department during National EMS Week. The Board thanked them for their tireless work and continued efforts at growing professionally. The Board heard from Director of Communications Marlee Price-Cook. She showcased several metrics showing the City’s growth on…

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Brilla continues season with four more home games

By Sarah Grace Coleman The Brilla Futbol Club, which calls Clinton home, has four games remaining, with their next home game being June 3 at 7 p.m. in Mississippi Christian University’s Robinson-Hale Stadium, where they will face off against the Red River Raiders Futbol Club. They started off strong, winning 2-3 in their first game…

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CoffeeTime: AN ADULT’S TIPPING POINT

Four-year-old Jimmy stood motionless beneath the large bucket balanced above him.  A bucket that held a lot of cold water already, with water being added constantly from the never-ending stream feeding it. Shivering in anticipation, Jimmy watched as the water level steadily inched upward.    Then it happened. The slightly off-balance bucket suddenly reached its…

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How to Manage a Busy Retail Store

Running a busy retail store can feel like a juggling act. On any given day, you’re juggling inventory, staff, customer service, and the unexpected challenges that can arise at a moment’s notice. The chaos of a high-traffic retail environment requires not only a strong skill set but also a deep understanding of how to streamline…

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Mississippi on the Mall provides opportunities to reconnect with MC alums in nation’s capital

  Tim Fritts will be on familiar ground when he welcomes guests to the Mississippi Christian University’s booth at the 35th-annual Mississippi on the Mall on June 6 at Henry Bacon Ball Field in Washington, D.C. Fritts, director of development for athletics at Mississippi Christian University, spent his high school years near the nation’s capital.…

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How a Roofing Company Can Help Extend the Life of Your Roof

Your roof is one of the most important protective systems of your home, yet it is often the most overlooked. When homeowners begin searching for a roofing company near me, it is usually because they are already dealing with leaks, visible damage, or signs of aging. However, working with a professional roofing contractor before major…

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Restaurant tax referendum coming up June 9

By Randy Bell The City of Clinton has launched a voter education campaign as a June 9 special election approaches on whether to renew a two per cent restaurant tax. The tax, which funds parks and recreation improvements in Clinton, was approved in 2022, but state law requires a new vote every four years. The…

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How Mining Maintenance Software Keeps Operations Running at Full Capacity

Mining is the most equipment-intensive industry on the planet. Your haul trucks, conveyors, crushers, drills, and pumps operate around the clock in brutal conditions, including extreme heat, dust, vibration, and constant mechanical stress. When any of them goes down unexpectedly, it immediately affects production and your bottom line.  That’s why more mining operations are turning…

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BAPS Charities Walkathon Unites 50,000 for America250 Kickoff in Jackson and Beyond

  As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, BAPS Charities launched its 2026 Spirit of Service Walk-Run, underscoring a commitment to strengthening American civic engagement. The event, marked by a stirring national anthem and united by 50,000 participants across the United States and Canada, marks an early milestone for America250 and inspires a collective…

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Canada Immigration Law Tips and Advice for Visa Holders

Are you a visa holder in Canada trying to protect your status, avoid costly mistakes, and plan your next step with confidence?  Immigration rules can feel stressful when deadlines, permits, documents, and travel plans all connect. Still, with careful action and clear records, you can stay organized and make better choices for your future. Canada’s…

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College Football 27: Cover, Leaks, Coins, News, and New Features

EA Sports’ College Football 27 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated releases of 2026. With leaks, insider reports, and an official showcase, fans now have a clear picture of what to expect. Cover Athletes Leaked information and insider reports have revealed both standard and deluxe edition covers: Standard Edition: Dante Moore…

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Mayor’s Youth Council holds first meeting

By Randy Bell Brantley Jones will be a junior at Clinton High School next year, hoping to become more involved in the community; and she believes being part of the newly-formed Mayor’s Youth Council will afford her that opportunity.   “I love it when kids are serving the community,” Jones says.  “It’s usually adults who…

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Watkins receives Outstanding Student Award

The Hinds Community College Vice Presidents of Instruction for Academic and Career/Technical programs recently presented Outstanding Student Awards to those demonstrating excellence in a particular subject area or program of study. Students recognized included (l to r), Front row: Clarence Jackson of Jackson, Keyaria Watkins of Clinton, Conner Robinson of Pisgah, Rolen Fanning of Ridgeland…

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NuBest Nutrition Earns PTPA Certification for NuBest Tall Protein Powder, Chocolate Flavor

If you’ve ever watched a carefully chosen supplement sit untouched on the kitchen counter, the challenge is familiar. Parents often invest in products with impressive ingredient lists, only to discover that taste becomes the deciding factor. That reality is exactly why the recent achievement for NuBest Tall Protein Powder, Chocolate Flavor matters. NuBest Nutrition is…

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The Exterior Upgrades That Add Protection and Lasting Value

Maintaining a house requires constant attention to the outer structure. Harsh seasonal weather elements create wear on building materials throughout the seasons. Upgrading exterior surfaces protects the underlying structure from structural rot and expensive deterioration. Smart exterior choices shield the indoor living spaces from unwanted moisture infiltration. Homeowners improve long-term equity by selecting durable modern…

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Mississippi College becomes Mississippi Christian University

  Today (June 1, 2026), the state’s oldest institution of higher learning, Mississippi College, officially changes its name to Mississippi Christian University.     MC President Blake Thompson said the University’s new name is a strategic, forward-looking decision that better reflects the school’s Christian mission, academic scope and long-term vision. Fittingly, the change comes amid…

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