CHS seniors recognized for perfect ACT scores
The Clinton Public School District Board of Trustees recognized three seniors from Clinton High School who scored a perfect 36 on the ACT, (l to r): Jack Tracy, Ellen Claire Fortenberry and Aashrita Cheruku.
Read MoreBuilt in Clinton, Sourced Worldwide: What One Tiny Heating Part Says About Local Manufacturing
Drive past the Continental Tire plant or down Industrial Park Drive and it’s easy to forget how much of what gets built in Clinton depends on parts made somewhere else. Every finished product, from a truck tire to a standby generator, starts as a long list of components bought from specialist suppliers. A few of…
Read MoreMore Than Mugs: The Hard-Working Ceramics Behind Central Mississippi’s Machines
Say the word “ceramics” around Clinton and most people picture a pottery wheel, a lopsided mug from a kids’ art class, or the red bricks under their feet in Olde Towne. Those count, but the ceramics doing the hardest work in modern industry look nothing like them. They’re small, white or ivory-colored parts machined to…
Read More10 Best Tools Every Small Business Needs to Improve Productivity and Growth
These days small businesses have to deal with many different challenges – from coping with daily responsibilities to satisfying the customers’ needs and finding ways for growing. Limited budget, restricted time, and the ever-evolving requirements of the market can make everything look difficult. However, with modern technologies there are ways how to cope with challenges…
Read MoreWhat’s Really in the Air Inside Your Home (and How to Clean It Up)
Most of us spend about 90 percent of our time indoors, yet the air inside a typical home can be more polluted than the air outside. Dust, pet dander, pollen, and mold spores all circulate through the rooms we live in, and in humid parts of the country they build up faster than homeowners expect.…
Read MoreBest Custom Sticker Printing Services With Customizable Design Features for Creative Industries in 2026
The best custom sticker printing services pair a flexible design editor with reliable printing. Adobe Express covers both: start from artist-made templates or a custom-size canvas, add your logo, fonts, and artwork, then order a printed custom sticker delivered to your door in the US, UK, Australia, or Canada, or download the design file. Which Custom…
Read MoreWhen Someone Reports You Anonymously: What Georgians Should Know
Imagine answering a knock at your door and finding officers on your porch. They say they’ve received a report about you, but they won’t, or can’t, say who made it. Maybe it came from a neighbor you argued with, an ex, a stranger who misread a situation, or someone with a grudge. Your mind races:…
Read MoreThe Medical Malpractice Pre-suit Process in Jacksonville
Florida law lets you sue a doctor, nurse, or hospital if their mistake hurt you. That right comes with some rules attached, like a waiting period before you can file and knowing what money you can ask for, called damages. These same steps apply no matter how the injury happened, whether it was during surgery,…
Read MoreA Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Capsule Size
Choosing the right capsule size is an important step in developing a dietary supplement. Capsule size affects how much powder a capsule can hold, how easy it is to swallow, and how many capsules consumers need to take per serving. For supplement brands, making this decision early can also help simplify product development and manufacturing.…
Read MoreHow Indiana’s 51 Percent Fault Rule Can Make or Break a Car Accident Claim
Mississippi drivers grow up with one of the country’s most forgiving fault systems. Under Mississippi’s pure comparative negligence law, Miss. Code Ann. 11-7-15, an injured person can recover something even if they were mostly to blame for a crash. The court reduces their compensation by their share of fault. Cross into Indiana, and that safety…
Read MoreA Successful Trip Begins with Restraint
A successful journey begins long before you board a train or set foot on a trail. It starts with a mindset that understands that the less you try to carry, schedule, and control, the more room you leave for real discovery. Even when browsing Peru tour packages, the most rewarding trips are defined by what…
Read MorePatio and Pool Deck Resurfacing Options for Port Orange Homeowners
A pool deck or patio takes more punishment than almost any other surface around a Port Orange home. It bakes in direct sun, gets soaked by summer storms and splash-out, and carries wet, barefoot traffic all season. Over time, plain concrete cracks, stains, fades and gets rough underfoot, or worse, slick. Resurfacing is often a…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Mortgage License Course for Your Career
Choosing a mortgage license course can shape how quickly you move from interest to a working career. The right program should teach you what you need to get your license. It should also fit your schedule, budget, learning style, and career goals. A low price can be appealing, but course quality matters far more when…
Read MoreOvercoming the Top 5 Challenges in Implementing AI for Your Business
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s a present-day business necessity. According to recent data, 37% of companies worldwide already use AI technology to gain data-driven insights and accelerate their business results. From automating repetitive tasks to delivering personalized customer experiences at scale, the potential of AI is undeniable. Yet, for all its promise,…
Read MoreFollies a must-see tradition for MC’s Bicentennial Homecoming
Jadi Foster had only watched Mississippi Christian University’s (MC) Homecoming Follies online before attending her first live performance last year. After watching the lively performances by students from MC’s clubs and tribes in a packed auditorium, Foster could only describe the experience with one word: impressive. “I was blown out of the…
Read MoreFall festival season arrives in Clinton
Let fall begin! Area organizations and churches have been making plans to welcome fall this month with family-friendly festivals and events. Those interested in more information about any of the events are encouraged to contact the sponsoring organization. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 Our Redeemer Lutheran Church will hold an Oktoberfest from 4 until 7 p.m. Beginning…
Read MoreCPSD elementary performance ranks schools in top spots across the state
With the release of the 2026 MAAP student performance data from the Mississippi Department of Education, teachers and students across the Clinton Public School District (CPSD) have cause to celebrate. Two Clinton grades are ranked in first place in the state for their performance, and others ranked in top five spots. Eastside Elementary School’s fourth-…
Read MoreEllington brings gardening love, growth plans to Quisenberry Library
By Sarah Grace Coleman As of June 2025, the Quisenberry Library has had a new branch manager, “Kim” Kimberly Ellington. Ellington had never worked as a branch manager for a library before, but, when she found herself looking for a job, she came across one posted for the Quisenberry position. “I’m not really good at…
Read MoreWater Inside After the Storm? How to Dry Out Without Making It Worse
Image: Pixabay Heavy rain from hurricanes can find its way into Clinton homes through damaged roofs, broken windows, overwhelmed gutters and low spots in yards. The water you can see is usually only part of the problem. What’s soaked into walls, insulation and subfloors is what causes damage weeks later. Here’s how to handle it…
Read MoreWhen to See a Nephrologist: Understanding Kidney Health, Transplant Science, and Specialist Care
Your kidneys are among the most quietly essential organs in your body. Filtering roughly 200 liters of blood every single day, they regulate fluid balance, remove waste, and maintain the chemical equilibrium that keeps every other system functioning. Yet kidney disease is notoriously silent — progressing without obvious symptoms until significant damage has already occurred.…
Read MoreCaroling Is Over—Family Christmas Pajamas Carry the Evening Into Supper
Christmas evenings often begin with excitement outside the home. Families gather for caroling, visit neighbors, enjoy holiday events, and share the joy of the season with their communities. But when the singing ends and everyone returns home, the celebration does not have to stop. The quiet moments that follow can become some of the most…
Read More8 Things to Look for When Choosing an Online Bank
The number of online banks available has grown significantly enough that the choice between them is no longer obvious. Most offer competitive interest rates, most have no monthly fees, and most provide mobile apps that handle the routine banking tasks most people need. The differences that matter are in the specifics, and those specifics affect…
Read MoreYour Basement Window Has a Tiny Moat and It Better Work
A basement window sitting below ground level needs something most other windows in a house never require, a small protective structure separating that opening from the surrounding soil, runoff, debris, snow, and everything else happening just outside the foundation. That structure functions almost like a miniature moat, holding back dirt and water that would otherwise…
Read MoreHow to Maintain Good Oral Hygiene: Tips for a Healthy Smile
Have you ever wondered how some people always have bright, healthy smiles? Good oral hygiene is the key to strong teeth and fresh breath. Simple daily habits can help everyone avoid cavities and gum problems. Clean teeth not only look great but also make eating and talking easier. Healthy gums support teeth and prevent infections.…
Read MoreMississippi State’s eight days from breakthrough to blowout
In eight days, Mississippi State climbed to its best ranking in four years and then got blown out on its own field. On Sept. 26, the Bulldogs held off No. 19 Missouri 31-24. On Oct. 3 in Starkville, they lost 56-23 to No. 7 Alabama. The comeback against Missouri Early on, the Missouri game…
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