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Wisdom of Clinton graduates NFPA Class 219

Firefighter Nathan Wisdom of the Clinton Fire Department recently graduated Class 219 from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1010 Firefighter I-II course held at the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Jackson.   The intense seven-week course combines online, classroom and hands-on instruction in the areas of fire behavior, fire suppression, rescue, incident command, hazardous…

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Mummert recognized for milestone number of blood donations

Special to The Clinton Courier Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) recently recognized longtime donor Kent Mummert of Clinton, who reached an extraordinary milestone on April 29, 2026 – his 802nd platelet donation, equating to more than one hundred gallons of blood products donated over the course of his lifetime.   Mummert began donating as a freshman…

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CFD to get more paramedics

By Randy Bell It’s been a struggle for the Clinton Fire Department (CFD) to meet its goal of having a paramedic on duty for each shift at all four fire stations.  That would mean having at least twelve medics, and CFD currently has only four following the recent retirement of two veteran firefighters, both of…

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6 Misunderstandings About Eligibility That Delay Immigration Decisions

Paperwork feels complete long before a decision ever arrives, and that gap creates more confusion than most people expect.  Many applications slow down not because something is missing, but because eligibility was misunderstood from the start. People often wait, adjust, or second-guess based on ideas that are not fully accurate. Even with guidance from trusted…

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The Top 5 Employment Contract Issues That Require You to Speak with an Employment Lawyer

Employment contracts are often a critical part of a worker’s professional journey. They define key aspects of the employer-employee relationship, from salary and benefits to job responsibilities and termination procedures. However, some clauses in these contracts can cause significant challenges if disputes arise. In these cases, it’s essential to speak with an employment lawyer who…

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How Highway Accidents in Tulsa, OK Can Disrupt Everyday Life

Tulsa highways rarely slow down for long. Traffic keeps moving across busy roads filled with commercial trucks, fast lane changes, crowded exits, and drivers trying to reach work or home before traffic grows worse. A serious highway crash can interrupt normal life far beyond the damaged vehicles left on the road. Routines suddenly change, stress…

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Hinds inducts new PTK members

Hinds Community College’s Raymond Campus recently inducted new members of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. PTK inductees from Hinds and Copiah counties include (l to r), Front row: Amos Clinton of Clinton, Rihanna Haines of Crystal Springs, Lakiyah Sutton of Clinton, Autumn Johnson of Clinton, Caniya Milton of Crystal Springs, Aidan Lamar Bishop…

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CCA names spring Athletes of the Month

Clinton Christian Academy recently named its Athletes of the Month for March and April. The CCA Athlete of the Month for March was Jacob Vernon (left) for baseball. Vernon is pictured with Justin Morris (right) of Edward Jones. The CCA April Athlete of the Month was Bryston Bell (left) for track. Bell is pictured with…

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The Fast Garage Door Repair You Needed to Keep Your Home Safe

A garage door often gives clear warning signs before a major problem happens. Many homeowners notice strange noises, such as grinding, squeaking, or rattling, when the door moves. Others may see the door opening unevenly or stopping halfway during operation. These issues may seem small at first, but they can quickly become serious if ignored.…

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What SUV options are most popular for Toyota in Grand Rapids families

SUVs have become one of the most preferred vehicle categories for families in Grand Rapids due to their versatility, spacious interiors, advanced safety systems, and year-round practicality. Families often need vehicles that can handle school routines, commuting, grocery trips, vacations, and changing weather conditions without compromising comfort or reliability. Toyota SUVs consistently remain strong choices…

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What makes sedans popular choices for car in Georgia buyers

Sedans continue to be one of the most popular vehicle choices among drivers in Georgia due to their balance of affordability, comfort, fuel efficiency, and practicality. In a state where drivers experience a mix of city traffic, suburban commuting, and long highway travel, sedans offer a versatile solution that meets a wide range of needs.…

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What makes GM dealerships attractive for truck and SUV buyers

Truck and SUV buyers often look for more than just a vehicle—they look for reliability, selection, service, and long-term value. GM dealerships have built a strong reputation in these areas by offering a wide range of Chevrolet, GMC, and Buick models designed for work, family use, and everyday driving. When exploring options such as GM…

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How durability affects long-term value of used cargo trailers

Durability is one of the most important factors influencing the long-term value of used cargo trailers. Whether trailers are used for commercial hauling, equipment transport, moving supplies, or recreational purposes, buyers want equipment that can withstand years of demanding use without excessive repair costs. A durable trailer not only performs reliably but also retains its…

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How to Manage Logistics for Your Next Outdoor Event

Planning an outdoor event involves many moving parts, and every single detail from venue selection to guest comfort requires careful coordination. If you fail to prepare properly, small oversights can quickly grow into massive headaches on the actual day of the gathering. Mastering the logistics ahead of time allows you to focus entirely on your…

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Funtime Preschool announces 2026 graduates

The administration and staff of Funtime Preschool recently announced their graduating Class of 2026. Pictured (l to r), Front row: Barrett Chow, Ryan Nguyen, Houston McCrory, Emmaline Purdie, Amelia Pardue, Hayes Little, Montgomery Cobb, Kairi Funchess, Reid Jones, Chelsei Jones, Christian Beasley and Georgia Phillips;   Second row: Sydney Perkins, Autumn Wilson, Evelyn Nguyen, Scarlett…

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College Street sidewalk project out for bids

By Randy Bell Taking a stroll along East College Street in Clinton should soon be safer and easier.  The Board of Aldermen voted May 5 to advertise for bids to construct a new sidewalk from the eastern edge of the Mississippi College campus to near Fairmont Street.   “This is the project that was awarded…

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Burgess named Teacher of the Month at CJHS

Clinton Junior High School (CJHS) recently honored Mrs. Burgess as the school’s Teacher of the Month.   School officials say she is known for her outstanding dedication and impact in the classroom and is recognized for creating engaging lessons and building strong relationships with her students.   Further, they say her commitment to excellence continues…

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