Common Myths About Bail Bonds Debunked
Understanding Bail Bonds More Clearly Bail bonds services are often misunderstood because many people only encounter them during stressful or unexpected situations. Movies, television shows, and online rumors have created several misconceptions about how bail bonds actually work. As a result, families and individuals may feel confused about the process when they need reliable information…
Read MoreOur Olde House: May 2026
Our A/C unit is still running fine with the circuit board workaround in place. We have no specific day, week or month yet when the new circuit board should arrive, but so far so good. We have had some pretty hot days in a row, and some ‘morning heat, afternoon A/C’ days which the unit…
Read MoreJarnigan named Visitor Center director
By Randy Bell Randi Jarnigan is preparing to accept the responsibilities that come with her new job—which include being the first face that many visitors will see when they stop in Clinton. “I’m just really excited and honored to be given this opportunity,” Jarnigan said, moments after the Board of Aldermen voted April 21 to…
Read MoreTips for Eating Comfortably with New Dentures
According to the American Dental Association’s 2024 oral health surveillance data, approximately 40 million Americans wear complete dentures, with most experiencing significant eating challenges during their first month of adjustment. As dental technology advances and more people transition to dentures later in life while maintaining active lifestyles, the gap between clinical denture fitting and practical…
Read MoreDental Crowns and Their Benefits for Oral Health and Appearance
According to the American Dental Association’s 2024 clinical guidelines, dental crowns remain the gold standard for restoring severely damaged teeth, with success rates exceeding 95% when properly placed and maintained. Yet many patients only discover they need crowns after extensive damage has already occurred — often because they weren’t aware of the early warning signs…
Read MoreWhat To Expect During Your First Orthodontic Consultation
According to the American Association of Orthodontists, approximately 4.5 million people in the United States are currently undergoing orthodontic treatment — yet many delay their initial consultation for months or years due to uncertainty about what the process involves. As digital imaging technology transforms how orthodontists evaluate patients and treatment planning becomes increasingly personalized, the…
Read MoreHow to Achieve Whiter Teeth Naturally and Safely
The American Dental Association reports that tooth whitening is now the most requested cosmetic dental procedure, with demand increasing 300% over the past decade. Yet despite this surge in interest, many people remain confused about which methods actually work and which ones might damage their teeth in the process. The whitening industry has exploded with…
Read MoreWhen to Worry About Your Child’s Wisdom Teeth
According to the American Dental Association’s 2023 oral health surveillance data, wisdom teeth problems affect nearly 85% of people at some point in their lives, with most complications emerging during the teenage years when these third molars first attempt to erupt. As pediatric dentistry increasingly emphasizes early intervention and prevention, parents find themselves navigating unfamiliar…
Read MoreSimple Steps to Take After Getting a Dental Filling
According to the American Dental Association’s 2023 guidelines, proper aftercare during the first 48 hours after a dental filling can extend its lifespan by up to 15 years — yet most patients receive only basic verbal instructions before leaving the dental chair. As dental technology advances with new composite materials and precision techniques, the gap…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Asbestos Exposure Risks
Despite decades of regulation, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates that roughly 1.3 million construction workers face potential asbestos exposure each year in the United States — a stark reminder that this carcinogenic mineral remains embedded in millions of buildings nationwide. While most people associate asbestos dangers with industrial workers from the 1970s, today’s risks often…
Read MoreCar Accident Settlements: Essential Guide for Choosing a Car Accident Lawyer in Nevada
After a car accident in Nevada, navigating the complexities of legal proceedings can be overwhelming. Victims often find themselves dealing with insurance companies, medical expenses, and legal terms like “litigation hold” and “discovery phase.” Choosing the right Car Accident Lawyer in Nevada is crucial to securing a fair settlement. This guide will help you identify…
Read MoreArrows basketball holds awards banquet
The Clinton Arrows and Lady Arrows basketball teams recently held their annual awards banquet. Players were recognized for their athletic achievements along with academic accomplishments for the 2025-26 season. The Clinton High School men’s basketball team made it to the Region 2-7A Tournament, where they fell short to Madison Central. The Clinton High School women’s…
Read MoreSumner Hill Junior High names Servant Leaders, Teacher of the Quarter
Sumner Hill Junior High School Principal Matthew Fulton and local State Farm agent Tim Bruss recognize two students each month with the Sumner Hill Junior High School Servant Leader Awards program. A teacher honoree is also selected each quarter. Sumner Hill is the Clinton Public School District’s ninth-grade school.
Read MoreHayden King: Building Clinton’s future
By Cara Pridemore Those who know him say Hayden King at 25, is already making his mark as a leader with a passion for service. A member of the Mississippi College women’s basketball staff and a volunteer on Clinton’s Planning and Zoning Commission, King has dedicated himself to serving the community of Clinton. “I’ve always…
Read MoreOle Miss 2025 Recap: Building Toward a Championship Run
Ole Miss football has produced exciting seasons before, but 2025 felt different from the start. A 13–2 finish, CFP semifinal appearance, and No. 3 AP ranking pushed the Rebels firmly into the national championship conversation for the first time in decades. Oxford suddenly became a place where championship expectations felt realistic instead of aspirational. Confidence…
Read MoreThe Ultimate Guide To Downsizing Your Lifestyle
Downsizing is a major shift that changes how you interact with your space. It is about choosing quality over quantity in your daily life. You might feel overwhelmed at first by the thought of moving. Making the move requires a clear plan and a positive mindset. You can find more freedom when you stop…
Read MoreThe Real ROI of Business Process Consulting for Companies Under 50 Employees
You run a company with 15, 30, maybe 45 people. Things work, mostly. Orders go out. Invoices get paid. Customers stay happy enough. But somewhere between the spreadsheets your office manager stitches together every Monday and the three apps your sales team refuses to sync, you’re bleeding money you can’t see. McKinsey estimates that 20…
Read MoreEntertainment booked for Red, White and Blue Fest
By Randy Bell Clinton’s Parks and Recreation Director Courtney Nunn says the department is planning “something special” to celebrate the Fourth of July and America’s 250th birthday this year. The City is paying the Music Garden booking agency $700 for a band which Nunn hopes will “really have fun with the crowd and play music…
Read MoreMovie Review: The Devil Wears Prada 2
By Bob Garver I had never seen 2006’s “The Devil Wears Prada” until a few weeks ago when I watched it in preparation for the sequel. I didn’t care for it, mainly due to the off-putting character of Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep). I knew going in that the fashion magazine editor’s dialogue was filled with…
Read MoreBest Bars to Watch the Vikings Game in Minneapolis
Minneapolis knows how to back its team. On Vikings game days, the city comes alive — bars fill up, drinks flow, and every big play gets the reaction it deserves. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just someone who enjoys the atmosphere, watching the game at the right spot makes all the difference. The good…
Read MoreThe Technology of Care-EMS 101
By: Guest Columnist Danny R Chandler, EMT with GMR-AMR Central MS As the 52nd National EMS Week launches (May 17-23), this year the theme is “Improving Outcomes, Together”. The idea is to emphasize that it takes a collaborative effort between the caller, the dispatcher, the responding EMS unit, the patient, family, bystanders,…
Read MoreFulton named MDE administrator of the year
Special to The Clinton Courier Sumner Hill Junior High School principal Dr. Matt Fulton was recently named the Mississippi Department of Education’s Mississippi Administrator of the Year during the annual Educator of the Year Program held at the Jackson Convention Complex. “It is an honor and a pleasure to serve our students, staff and families…
Read MoreWhy Food and Sports Are the Perfect Combination
There is a reason why food and sports are almost always paired together. From packed stadiums to local hangouts, the experience of watching a game is rarely complete without something to eat. Fans gathering at places like St. Louis Bar & Grill often find that food is not just an addition to the event, it…
Read MoreUsed Industrial Equipment: Why Businesses Trust Machinery Masters for Quality Solutions
The Growing Demand for Used Industrial Equipment Used industrial equipment has become one of the smartest investments for companies looking to expand operations while controlling costs. From manufacturing facilities and laboratories to processing plants and packaging operations, businesses across multiple industries are turning toward reliable secondary-market equipment to maintain productivity without overspending on brand-new machinery.…
Read MoreUnderstanding How to Calculate and Claim Loss of Use After an Auto Accident
Losing the ability to get around is one of the most stressful parts of a collision. Suddenly, the routine of commuting to work or running basic errands becomes a logistical nightmare that requires constant planning and extra effort. Most people assume that insurance only covers the actual cost of fixing the dented metal and broken…
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