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Best Amazon Marketing Agencies for Pet Product Sellers

The Amazon pet category has evolved into one of the most competitive and high-growth segments in eCommerce, driven by shifting consumer behavior and premiumization trends. As brands navigate this complexity, working with a specialized partner becomes less optional and more strategic. Agencies like beBOLD Digital have emerged as key players in helping pet brands scale…

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How to Choose the Right Delaware Roofing Contractor

Your roof is the first line of defense your home has against the elements. In Delaware, where nor’easters roll in without warning, summer storms arrive fast, and winter freeze-thaw cycles test every material to its limit, that defense needs to be solid. Yet for most homeowners, hiring a roofing contractor feels like stepping into unfamiliar…

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The Connection Between Oral Health and Overall Well-Being

Oral health is often treated as a separate category of care – something routine, even cosmetic, that exists alongside general health rather than within it. In reality, the condition of the mouth is closely connected to the rest of the body. Teeth, gums, and oral tissues are part of a larger system, and changes in…

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Signs a Child’s Head Injury Needs More Than Rest

Seeing your child hit their head on the playground, at home, or at daycare brings an immediate rush of panic. Time seems to slow down as you rush to their side, overwhelmed by the terrifying uncertainty of what to do next. You are instantly faced with a heavy question: is this just a standard childhood…

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Getting Paid for Future Income Your Loved One Would Have Earned

Losing a loved one suddenly brings unimaginable emotional devastation to a family. This deep grief often comes paired with an overwhelming panic about losing the household’s primary provider. You might find yourself awake at night wondering how you will pay the mortgage, fund your children’s education, and survive financially without their steady paycheck. No amount…

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What Good Neighbors Do to Your Home’s Value

Picture this scenario. You are touring a beautiful home in a highly sought-after area. The kitchen features stunning quartz countertops, the hardwood floors gleam under the recessed lighting, and the primary suite feels like a luxury hotel. You are immediately ready to write an offer. But in your excitement, did you take a moment to…

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Our Olde House: April 2026

One morning the house was still too warm from the day before even though the air conditioner had been running all night. This A/C unit has run flawlessly for several years, so I figured it just needed more Freon, or whatever gas they use now. Miss Sherry called the air conditioning guy and made an…

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Date set, plans approved for restaurant tax vote

By Randy Bell The two per cent restaurant tax that’s generated money for a pickleball complex, a playground and other parks and recreation improvements in Clinton will be up for reauthorization on June 9 after the Board of Aldermen officially set the date for the referendum and made arrangements for vendors to help the City…

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Gunn announces campaign for Governor

By Randy Bell Clinton’s Philip Gunn has become the second Republican officially in the race for governor. The former Speaker of the House announced his candidacy April 14, saying Mississippi needs a “battle-tested” governor who has a track record of accomplishments.   “All the things we did to move Mississippi forward, all the things that…

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Local Walmarts Join MS Blood Services to Boost Blood Donations Across Central Mississippi

Mississippi Blood Services (MBS) is partnering with Walmart, Inc. throughout the month of April to help raise awareness and increase blood donations as inventory levels remain low across the nation.    Ten Walmart locations across Central Mississippi will host blood drives as part of the “Roll Up Your Sleeve” campaign, encouraging community members to donate…

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Why Starting a Soap Business Is More Popular Than Ever

The soap industry has experienced significant growth in recent years, driven by changing consumer preferences and increased interest in natural personal care products. Many customers are actively seeking alternatives to mass-produced soaps, favoring products made with plant-based ingredients and simple formulations. This shift has created an opportunity for entrepreneurs to enter the market with unique…

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Purdie believes this is a “year of great promise” for Clinton

By Randy Bell In his State of the City address, Mayor Will Purdie promised that Clinton will build on recent successes “by continuing to invest in infrastructure, enhancing quality of life for our residents and strengthening city services.”   In a six-minute video posted on the City’s Facebook page March 17, Purdie talked about some…

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Washington earns rodeo awards

Special to The Clinton Courier Nicholis Washington Jr., a student at Clinton Park Elementary, is making a name for himself in the rodeo world.   Washington recently earned second place for Best Kid Rider and competed in the Mutton Bustin’ competition at the 16th Annual Black Rodeo in Philadelphia.   Washington is the son of…

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Gladney awarded Voice of Democracy pin

Special to The Clinton Courier Kacey K. Gladney of Clinton (center) was recently honored by local VFW Post 3685 for an essay submitted to the Patriots Pen and Voice of Democracy awards.   Each year, students from the area are asked to submit essays focused on their thoughts on patriotism and democracy. Winners received a…

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Cleanup dumpsters to be available April 25 to May 2

Special to The Clinton Courier   The City of Clinton’s annual Spring Citywide Cleanup will take place April 25 through May 2, closed Sunday, April 26.   During the cleanup period, the City of Clinton will have dumpsters available for residents at the old Northside Elementary School, located at 1111 Old Vicksburg Road.   Hours…

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Sumner Hill names VIP students

Sumner Hill Junior High School, the Clinton Public School District’s ninth-grade school, recently named Suzanne Hoffmann and Emily Fortenberry as the second quarter VIP students.   VIP students are the two students who achieved the highest averages of their entire class for the quarter.   Each student selected a teacher they feel has positively impacted…

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Top car accident attorneys in San Diego

San Diego has a way of making every drive feel like a postcard. The Pacific glittering to your left, palm trees lining the boulevard, the city humming with easy energy. But share that same road with millions of other commuters on the I-5 or SR-163, and that postcard can turn into a police report fast.…

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The Hidden Costs of Neglecting Public Infrastructure in Expanding Communities

Expanding communities focus heavily on growth, new developments, and attracting residents. But the condition of existing infrastructure can quietly shape how that growth unfolds. In many cities, where rapid expansion meets older urban zones, the strain on public spaces becomes more visible over time. In many cases, overlooked maintenance issues begin as minor concerns and…

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Motus 2026: What Every Carrier Needs to Know About the Shift to Unified Registration

In 2026, the U.S. trucking industry is taking an important step toward greater digitalization. The long-standing challenges of fragmented systems and manual processes are gradually being addressed through the modernization of the Unified Registration framework, supported by the new platform Motus. This transition is changing how carriers handle compliance and operations. For fleet owners and…

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Movie Review: The Drama

By Bob Garver Good news, grown-ups, even though most of the screens at your local theater are probably still devoted to “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” there’s a decent option for adults in one of the other houses. I’m convinced that “The Drama” has stayed in the top three at the domestic box office for…

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London McKenzie wins statewide essay contest

Special to The Clinton Courier London McKenzie, a senior at Clinton High School, has been named the first-place winner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Mississippi’s 2025–26 Voice of Democracy Scholarship Contest. As the top recipient for Mississippi, McKenzie will receive a $3,000 scholarship to support continued educational pursuits. In addition to this…

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