Our Olde House: October 2026
Miss Sherry and I had fun at the Clinton Car Show with our Charger. Before that Saturday, I asked the staff organizers if we could get a blue and white car to park next to my red car for a patriotic picture, and I was given ‘permission’ to organize it myself, without any offer to…
Read MoreH.O.O.T. welcomes costumed characters to Olde Towne streets on October 29
By Sherry Lucas The Haunting of Olde Towne (H.O.O.T.) brings Halloween family fun to Lions Club Park, with a frightfully festooned landscape and treats galore on Thursday, October 29. The event is scheduled for 6 to 8:30 p.m. Each year, an estimated 500-plus people — parents and guardians with their little ghosts, witches,…
Read MoreStarkville tops Clinton for 31-17 region win
By Danny C. Davis Clinton dropped to 2-5 overall and 1-1 in Region 2-7A after a tough 31-17 loss to #6 Starkville at Arrow Field. The road will get much tougher the next three weeks for the Arrows, who are trying to make the MHSAA playoffs for the first time since 2022. …
Read MoreCongregation to celebrate pastoral anniversary
Special to The Clinton Courier Holy Ghost Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate the first-year pastoral anniversary of Pastor Jimmie Dale Burse Jr. and Lady Kimberlye Burse on Sunday, November 1, at 1:30 p.m. The celebration will be held at 203 West Northside Drive in Clinton. This year’s theme is “Faith Causes God to…
Read MoreHow to Prepare Your New Living Space Before Your Household Belongings Arrive
Relocating to a new home brings a mix of excitement and pressure, especially when your furniture and boxes are still on the road. The days before your household items reach the front door are some of the most useful in the entire process, because an empty home is far easier to clean, repair, and organize…
Read MoreDerrick, Melancon join MC Mathematics, Business faculty
Jacob Derrick has joined the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Mississippi Christian University (MC) as an assistant professor of mathematics, and Myles Melancon has joined the MC School of Business faculty as an assistant professor of business (management). Daniel Watson, MC associate professor and department chair of mathematics, said Derrick will be a…
Read MoreTop 5 Cheapest CS2 Knives That Still Look Great
That little yellow ★ next to a knife is the ultimate flex in Counter-Strike 2 — but here’s the secret nobody tells new players: you don’t need a four-figure Karambit to get one. Every knife in the game, cheap or grail, swaps the default blade for a custom model with its own draw, inspect and…
Read More11 New Pastimes to Explore When Your Favorite Activities Feel Stale
What did you once look forward to that now feels stale? It might be the TV show you finished in two weekends, the game you stopped playing, or the Saturday café run that turned into a boring habit instead of a treat. Most of us have at least one of these, and we usually keep…
Read MoreCreating Quiet Zones Without a Major Office Renovation
Is your open plan office too loud to think about? You are not alone. Noise pollution is office shared workers’ biggest complaint today. And the problem is… Many people believe the only solution is a major costly refurbishment. New partitions. New rooms. Weeks of builders and dust. But that’s simply not true. Create tranquil, quiet…
Read MoreStructural roof degradation accelerates when minor leaks go unnoticed
Identifying subtle moisture entry points and compromised flashing early prevents cascading water damage and preserves structural integrity. Small roof leaks rarely stay small for long. Water, taking the path of least resistance, eventually seeps past your protective underlayment, quietly spreading across hidden structural surfaces. You might notice dark marks appearing across ceiling drywall or water…
Read MoreWhole Body Cryotherapy vs Ice Bath: What the Research Shows and When Each Method Fits Your Recovery
Athletes and active adults recovering from training have two well-known cold exposure options: whole body cryo and the ice bath. Both methods apply cold to the body to reduce inflammation and soreness. But the way each method delivers cold, how long the exposure lasts, and who each method suits best differ in ways that matter…
Read MoreHurricane-Season Lessons for Gulf South Homeowners: Why FORTIFIED Roofs Are Spreading
Every hurricane season leaves the Gulf South with the same scenes: blue tarps on rooftops, piles of shingles at the curb, and families waiting weeks for adjusters and contractors. A newer pattern has been showing up alongside them. Homes built or re-roofed to the FORTIFIED standard have been drawing attention for how they hold up,…
Read MoreMoving from Clinton to Baton Rouge for Work? What Changes for Your Car Costs
For a lot of people in East Feliciana Parish, a new job in Baton Rouge is a big step. Some decide to keep living in Clinton and commute down LA-67 or US-61. Others pack up and move to the city. Either way, your car costs will change, and not always in the direction you expect.…
Read MoreHow Betting on Political Odds Differs From Traditional Sports Betting
Political betting and sports wagering share some familiar features, but the events behind the numbers are very different. While sporting odds respond to team performances and injuries, political markets follow opinion polls, campaign developments and changing public expectations. A football match has a final whistle. An election can take months to unfold, with plenty changing…
Read MoreTop 7 Tips for Settling a Toddler Into Daycare
The first week of daycare rarely goes smoothly, and that’s normal. Toddlers between 18 months and 3 years old are old enough to notice a change in routine but not yet equipped to understand why it’s happening or when it will end. The good news is that a rocky start doesn’t predict a rocky month.…
Read MoreWalker, Street to receive MC’s Order of the Golden Arrow at Bicentennial Homecoming
At first glance, retired coaching legend Joe Walker Jr. and Abby Munton Street, chief operating officer of University Hospitals for the University of Mississippi Medical Center, may not appear to have much in common. Walker, a six-time Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year in track and field at the University of Mississippi who led Ole…
Read MoreE-waste and hazardous materials disposal day planned
By Randy Bell Clintonians eager to get rid of hazardous materials might want to circle October 24 on their calendar. That’s when the City, in partnership with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), will give citizens an opportunity to drop off their dangerous stuff. But leave your dynamite at home. Explosives will not…
Read MoreRevell Ace Hardware, Revell Outdoor Power Raise $10,318 for Hope Lodge Through Pink Warrior Mower Raffle
A bright pink lawn mower has helped make a meaningful difference for cancer patients and their families in Mississippi. Revell Ace Hardware and Revell Outdoor Power recently presented a check for $10,318 to the American Cancer Society’s Gertrude C. Ford Hope Lodge in Jackson, representing the proceeds from a special raffle featuring a…
Read MoreWhere Can You Ride an Electric Dirt Bike
Buying an electric dirt bike is easier than answering the question that follows: where can it be ridden legally and responsibly? The word “electric” can make a machine sound similar to a conventional e-bike, while its power, speed, throttle, and off-road design may place it in a very different category. Rules are shaped by location…
Read MoreThe Innovations Helping Modern Businesses Explore New Opportunities
A decade ago, many businesses would have considered artificial intelligence, automated manufacturing, and advanced biotechnology beyond their reach. Today, these technologies are opening doors for companies of different sizes, including those operating in highly specialized markets. Innovation doesn’t always mean inventing something entirely new. Sometimes, it involves finding a smarter way to manufacture a product,…
Read MoreHow Smart Technology Is Helping Small Retailers Make Better Business Decisions
For small retailers, understanding customer demand has traditionally depended on sales reports, staff observations, and experience on the shop floor. These methods remain valuable, but they do not always explain what happens before a purchase is made. A store may experience heavy foot traffic without seeing a corresponding increase in sales. Another may receive fewer…
Read MoreTop Kitchen Remodeling Companies in Gilbert, AZ (2026)
Picking a kitchen remodeler in Gilbert is harder than it looks. The East Valley has dozens of licensed contractors who will take on a kitchen project, but most homeowners can’t tell from a first meeting whether the company manages design in-house, how it handles pricing before construction begins, or what kind of warranty backs the…
Read MoreBrian David Platt and UMusic Hotels Development: Creating Destinations Where Music Comes to Life
UMusic Hotels Development, LLC is introducing an inspiring approach to real estate by placing music, hospitality, entertainment, and education at the heart of each destination. Formed under Universal Music Group, the company has a mission to develop dynamic cultural hubs in cities throughout the United States. Brian David Platt serves as a Partner with UMusic…
Read MoreMC’s Bicentennial Homecoming Saturday kicks off with annual ‘Hap’ Hudson 5K Run/Walk
The annual “Hap” Hudson Homecoming 5K Run/Walk has become much more than a tradition for Brooks Fortenberry, adjunct instructor in kinesiology at Mississippi Christian University. The 2015 MC alum considers it a kinesiology reunion. “I see former students that I went to school with, students that I taught and patients I have…
Read MorePolice to get new 911 recording system
By Randy Bell Clinton Police Chief Ford Hayman says it’s important for the department to have a reliable audio record of emergency phone calls. But he says the recording system the Clinton Police Department has been using needed to be replaced. “It’s just old and outdated,” Hayman says. “The equipment is not up to par…
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