Black Swan Antiques holds ribbon cutting
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Chamber of Commerce recently sponsored a ribbon cutting for Black Swan Antiques. Black Swan Antiques staff members were joined by Chamber board members, Chamber ambassadors, City officials, family and friends to celebrate their grand opening. They are located at 406 Monroe Street.
Read MoreClinton brothers win eSports scholarships
Max and Jack McCaa recently attended the Southern-Fried Gaming Expo in Atlanta, Georgia. They competed in and won the event’s Fortnite Duos – No Builds competition, placing first place in both rounds against fourteen other teams. After the competition, both brothers were awarded an $11,000 eSports scholarship to The University of South Carolina Upstate. The…
Read MoreNew City website coming soon
By Randy Bell Clinton’s Director of Communication and Tourism says the City’s website needs an overhaul – and a new direction. “Currently, we have a very tourism-focused website that we established in 2023,” says Marlee Price-Cook. “Now, we are moving to a more civic-focused website.” And for good reason. …
Read MoreCHS culinary students attend international culinary competition
Special to The Clinton Courier Ten Clinton High School Culinary Arts interns, accompanied by Chefs Bruce and Phillips, traveled to New Orleans last month to kick off the new school year with an immersive culinary industry experience. Students attended the Louisiana Food Showcase, where they were exposed to Louisiana’s food culture, culinary…
Read MoreThe continuation of a town
Every summer, the DNA of Clinton changes. I have always known that graduating seniors eventually leave home, but I understand it differently this year. My oldest child just left for Mississippi State, and, for the first time, I am watching it happen from the parent’s side. Each May, Clinton graduates hundreds of seniors.…
Read MoreClinton Alderwoman Beverly Oliver earns Professional Development Certification
Special to The Clinton Courier Clinton Ward 5 Alderwoman Beverly Oliver has completed the Professional Development Level of the Certified Municipal Official program offered by the Mississippi Municipal League. The Certified Municipal Official program includes three certification levels. The Basic level requires sixty hours of training focused on municipal organization, law,…
Read MoreMississippi Republican Party names Mansell Chairman of United Republican Fund
Special to The Clinton Courier The Mississippi Republican Party recently announced the selection of state Rep. Clay Mansell as the new chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party’s United Republican Fund. Mansell succeeds Phil Buffington, who helped strengthen the organization’s efforts to support the Mississippi Republican Party and its advancement of conservative…
Read MoreFall Jelly League registration open
The Clinton Baseball Association (CBA) is bringing back its annual Jelly League for the fall. Registration has opened for players ages 6U through 15U. Divisions 6U and 7U will be coach pitch, while 8U to 15U divisions will be machine pitch. To register, visit ClintonMSBaseball.org. For more information, call 601-460-9505.
Read MoreBoard of Supervisors assists with Quisenberry Library repairs
Special to The Clinton Courier The Hinds County Board of Supervisors has appropriated funding to assist with improvements to the Quisenberry Library, specifically the repair and restoration of the building’s stone façade. City officials say they are very appreciative of the County’s investment in maintaining this important community facility and their continued…
Read MoreClinton finishes fast on the national stage
Special to The Clinton Courier When they left Clinton, they were billed as “The Fastest 7th Grade Girl and Boy in Mississippi.” When they left Drake Stadium on Saturday, August 8, Clinton Junior High School and Trust The Process Track Club’s Zandon Perkins and Paris Fortenberry were officially among the fastest in…
Read MoreBrick Street Players planning Sept. 17-20 performance
Special to The Clinton Courier Why do we tell stories? What does it mean to leave a legacy? Clinton’s Brick Street Players will ask those questions and many others in its production of the musical Big Fish, by John August and Andrew Lippa. Based on Daniel Wallace’s 1998 novel and…
Read MoreBuddy Walk to be held in Clinton, registration now open
Special to The Clinton Courier Robinson Hale football field at Mississippi Christian University will, for the second year in a row, host the Central Mississippi Down Syndrome Society (CMDSS) 24th annual CMDSS Buddy Walk® on Saturday, October 3. Families, friends, businesses, schools and community members are encouraged to come together for…
Read MoreClinton holds fall Meet the Arrows
Clinton High School and Clinton Athletics held its annual fall Meet the Arrows, introducing the Arrow Band and cheerleaders, as well as members of its fall sports teams: volleyball, swim, cross country, golf and football.
Read MoreMain Street and Courier again partner for expanded “Fall for Clinton” decorating contest
The Clinton Courier After a successful joint venture last year, The Clinton Courier and Main Street Clinton will again partner for a citywide business “Fall for Clinton” decorating contest. With five awards – and associated bragging rights – up for grabs, all businesses in the city are encouraged to pull out…
Read MoreArrows Swim With Heart at Ashlee Sumrall Memorial Meet
Pride and emotion ran high at the Clinton YMCA Thursday evening as the Clinton Arrows Swim Team hosted Northwest Rankin and Warren Central for their annual home double‑dual meet. This year, the team renamed the event the Ashlee Sumrall Memorial Meet in honor of a beloved swimmer who spent six seasons with CAST before graduating…
Read More39056 Fair introduces MC students to Clinton’s offerings
By Sarah Grace Coleman As the 2026 fall semester begins at Mississippi Christian University, the Department of Music is hard at work preparing for this year’s productions, so Clintonians are encouraged to mark their calendars for several upcoming events, which include a 9/11 Memorial Concert, a theatrical production of The Prince of…
Read More39056 Fair introduces MC students to Clinton’s offerings
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Clinton and the City of Clinton once again held their annual 39056 Fair for new and returning Mississippi Christian University students. Designed to offer local businesses, organizations and churches an opportunity to connect with MC students by hosting a booth and sharing information about everything the city has…
Read MorePersonal Injury in Tulsa: Practical Steps Toward Recovery
An injury can throw everyday life off balance surprisingly quickly. You may be keeping up with doctor visits while wondering when you can return to work, how an insurance claim is progressing, or whether certain expenses will become your responsibility. At the same time, you may have no idea whether what happened even gives you…
Read MoreWhat If Your Motorcycle Accident Happened While Avoiding Another Driver?
In not all instances of motorcycle accidents will there be any contact between the motorcycle and the other vehicle. A rider’s failure to avoid a collision by another vehicle may occur because the other vehicle suddenly turns, changes lanes, stops or otherwise places the rider in a hazardous position. The motorcyclist can stop, swerve, or…
Read MoreCan You Sell Damaged or Older Gold Bullion?
Damaged or older gold bullion can often be sold, even when it looks less attractive than a new bar or coin. The important questions are how much gold remains, whether the item can be authenticated, and how its condition affects the buyer’s intended resale route. What Makes Worn or Older Bullion Sellable? For bullion with…
Read MoreRecognizing the Warning Signs of Financial Control in a Relationship
Every couple argues about money. There’s a big distinction between fighting over finances and being controlled by them. One spouse being irresponsible with a budget is one thing. One spouse dictating what the other knows, spends, earns or signs is another thing entirely. It almost never begins with an epic moment of madness.…
Read MoreOfficial Domain Information for Accessing Z-Library
Access to digital books has shaped how modern reading habits grow and evolve. Among many online libraries, Z-Library holds a steady place as a vast resource for written works across genres and academic fields. Its structure reflects a simple goal, which is to make knowledge widely available in a clear and organised way. The platform…
Read MoreBeyond Recovery: Adjusting To Life After A Serious Injury
When a severe accident occurs, the immediate focus is naturally on survival, emergency medical intervention, and stabilizing the patient. The weeks and months that follow are typically consumed by intensive medical treatment and physical therapy. However, once the initial medical crisis has passed, survivors face an entirely different and often more daunting challenge: adjusting to…
Read MoreThe Quiet Growth of Home-Based Businesses and What It Means for Main Street
Ever wonder where all the new businesses are actually hiding? They aren’t on Main Street. They aren’t back there behind the vacant store that has a peeling “For Lease” sign in the window. They’re in spare bedrooms. Garages. Kitchen tables that get cleared off before dinner. Here’s the problem: No one…
Read MoreKey Things to Know About Filing a Homewrecker Lawsuit
A so-called homewrecker lawsuit is a civil claim against a third party who is accused of interfering with a marriage, but whether someone can actually file such a lawsuit depends on state law. Some states recognize certain claims involving interference with a marriage, while others have abolished them. An affair by itself does not automatically…
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