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How the Bail Process Works After an Arrest in Anaheim

Life seems to be racing when someone you love is arrested. You might have lots of questions and few answers. Understanding the order of the bail process in Anaheim can help you remain calm and make better choices. This guide outlines what typically occurs since your loved one’s arrest until the day he or she…

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Local Homeowner Guide to Seamless Gutter Replacement Services

Your gutters work hard every time it rains or snow melts off your roof, quietly steering water away from your siding, landscaping, and foundation. When they start leaking, sagging, or overflowing, it is a sign they are no longer doing that job well. For many local homeowners, the solution is an upgrade to seamless gutters.…

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How a Home Sauna Can Complete a Modern Wellness Space

Introduction Home improvement projects often begin with a specific goal. A homeowner may want a better gym, a more useful spare room, or an outdoor area that feels connected to the house. During the planning process, these individual ideas can develop into a wider project built around comfort and everyday convenience. A sauna can form…

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CHOCTAWS TOPPLE NO. 2 WEST ALABAMA STATEMENT GSC VICTORY

CLINTON, Miss. — Mississippi Christian University volleyball delivered one of its biggest victories of the season Saturday afternoon, knocking off No. 2 West Alabama in four sets (26-24, 25-20, 18-25, 25-21) in Gulf South Conference action at A.E. Wood Coliseum. The Choctaws (8-15, 5-6 GSC) handed the nationally ranked Tigers (22-3, 9-2 GSC) just their…

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Collectors Converge on Hattiesburg for South Mississippi Toy Fest

On Saturday, the city of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, hosted another edition of South Mississippi Toy Fest, bringing together fans of vintage toys, video games, and comics from across the region. The event, which launched five years ago as a modest gathering of like-minded enthusiasts, is steadily gaining popularity and establishing itself as one of the more…

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5 Ways Independent Retailers Can Make Their Stores More Memorable

For independent retailers, creating a memorable shopping experience is about more than having great products on the shelves. Customers also remember how a store made them feel, the people they spoke to, and the small details that made their visit enjoyable. Local shops have an opportunity to build genuine relationships with their customers and develop…

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Why classic vehicle collectors are shifting toward nationwide dealer networks in 2026

Automobile enthusiasts and alternative asset buyers are turning to established national brokerages to streamline high-value classic car purchases. Navigating the collector car market requires a clear strategy when you want to acquire a high-value vintage vehicle without taking on unnecessary financial risks. As interest in collectible automobiles expands among passionate buyers and strategic asset managers,…

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Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Medical Freight Provider

Medical supply logistics get judged differently from ordinary freight. If a shipment of packaging materials runs late, a business can often work around it. If diagnostic devices, surgical consumables, or critical inventory are delayed, the consequences are usually immediate. Orders get pushed back, distributors scramble for replacement stock, and internal teams lose time fixing problems…

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Movie Review: Other Mommy

By Bob Garver The title “Other Mommy” is misleading. The villainous demon haunting 8-year-old Bela (Arabella Olivia Clark) can take any form, including her father (Jay Duplass), her babysitter (Sean Kaufman), or even a complete stranger. But yes, much of the time it impersonates her mother (Jessica Chastain). The reason, I suspect, has less to…

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MC&L shareholder Tolliver C. McMullen earns CIRA designation

Special to The Clinton Courier Matthews, Cutrer & Lindsay, P.A. (MC&L), recently announced that Tolliver C. McMullen, CPA, CFE, CIRA, a shareholder with the firm, has earned the Certified Insolvency and Restructuring Advisor (CIRA) designation from the Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors (AIRA). The CIRA designation recognizes professionals with specialized knowledge and experience in…

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Traffic flow improves at key intersection

By Randy Bell The traffic signals at one of Clinton’s busiest intersections are no longer flying blind. The City has replaced a radar detection sensor at Northside Drive and Clinton Parkway/Pinehaven Drive, to help move vehicles through the intersection more efficiently. The sensor failed about four months ago, and the signals were switched to timed…

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Clinton’s public schools are #2 in Mississippi!

The Clinton Public School District once again earned an A-Rating from the Mississippi Department of Education’s accountability system, the highest possible academic rating a Mississippi school district can attain. MDE officially approved the accountability grades for the 2025-2026 school year on Thursday, October 15. With an overall score of 767, the district is ranked as…

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Offshore Betting Sites and the Mississippi Football Fan

Football season in Clinton runs from Friday lights to Saturday kickoffs in Oxford and Starkville. It also brings a steady flow of betting ads, tipster posts and ranking pages to every phone in the stands. Some of those pages come from places most fans could not find on a map. Very few of them are…

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Why Hire an H-2B Visa Attorney for Temporary Workers?

Hiring temporary workers can help businesses manage seasonal demand and staffing shortages. But bringing foreign workers to the U.S. through the H-2B program requires careful planning. The H-2B visa is for temporary non-agricultural work. Employers must show that their need is temporary, such as a seasonal or peak-load need. The process involves the Department of…

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Mayor forms committee to plan for bicentennial

By Randy Bell A committee consisting of City leaders and other influential Clintonians will be working on initial plans for a local bicentennial celebration in 2028. Mayor Will Purdie announced the committee appointments at the September 14 Board of Aldermen work session, but a final list of those who have accepted the appointments hasn’t been…

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