How to Clean Your Home Exterior Quickly
Cleaning the outside of your home can feel like a lot of work. Dirt, grime, pollen, and mildew build up on surfaces, making it easy to ignore these areas. However, a clean exterior improves your home’s appearance and helps maintain its value. Keeping the outside clean creates a welcoming atmosphere, and with a few simple…
Read MoreHow to Create Interesting Business Mascots
Creating a memorable business mascot can really help a brand. A good mascot represents the brand’s values, culture, and identity. It builds a connection with customers, making the brand easier to relate to. Mascots can inspire feelings, encourage loyalty, and become central figures in marketing and promotions. The best mascots become key parts of a…
Read MoreLong-Term Strategies for Fatigue Management
Fatigue can be overwhelming. It sneaks up on you and affects your daily life and overall well-being. It can result from physical activity, mental stress, or emotional challenges. Many people experience fatigue, and it’s more than just feeling tired. It can impact your work, social life, and relationships. Managing and reducing fatigue matters not just…
Read MoreCCA Class of 2027 arrives on campus for last first day of school
Clinton Christian Academy (CCA) started their 2026-27 school year off with a Class of 2027 Senior Parade through the halls. Prior to the start of school, CCA seniors painted and decorated their special parking spaces for the upcoming year.
Read MoreWilbanks wants City to prepare for its bicentennial
By Randy Bell Clinton will mark its bicentennial in 2028, and Ward 4 Alderman Chip Wilbanks says it’s not too soon to start making plans. He’s hoping the City will include funding for the celebration in its next two budgets. “I don’t know what kind of money we’re talking about to…
Read MoreClinton family carries on after storm causes fire
By Randy Bell When the National Weather Service Jackson Forecast Office issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central Hinds County shortly after 10:30 p.m. on August 20, it said the storm could be packing wind gusts up to sixty miles an hour and hail as large as quarters. But, moments before the…
Read MoreBudget: Firefighters to get long-awaited raise
By Randy Bell Fire Chief Levius Buckley says Clinton firefighters seem pleased with the City’s efforts to address the salary issues that have prompted some of his personnel to leave for better-paying jobs elsewhere. During a budget hearing August 24, Buckley told City leaders that the pay proposal that’s part of the…
Read MoreClinton’s new budget expected to include significant pay raises
By Randy Bell Clinton leaders are working on a $23 million budget for the fiscal year, which begins October 1. There will be no tax increase, and City employees could finally see their paychecks more in line with what other municipal workers in the metro area make. “We are undertaking a…
Read MoreGenealogical and Historical Society program to feature Cedar’s restoration
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Genealogical and Historical Society will host Clinton Alderman Chip Wilbanks at its Tuesday, September 8, meeting. Wilbanks will present a program on the Cedars, the historic house on College Street that he and his wife, Alicia, recently restored. Built in the 1830s, the Cedars…
Read MoreLive Oaks Golf Club debuts reimagined restaurant and bar
Special to The Clinton Courier Following a summer of soft-opening preview experiences, Roosevelt’s at Live Oaks Golf Club, which sits just outside of Clinton on Highway 49 North, officially celebrated its grand reopening at the end of last month. The reopening of the newly imagined restaurant and bar marks an exciting…
Read MoreThree bands on tap for Fall Concert Series
By Sherry Lucas Just in time to catch the cooler temps of autumn, Main Street Clinton’s Lions Club Park Concert Series is back in action. The park welcomes a trio of free concerts this fall that will make the most of the season’s pleasant evenings. Clintonians are encouraged to make plans…
Read MoreClinton’s new budget expected to include significant pay raises
By Randy Bell Clinton leaders are working on a $23 million budget for the fiscal year, which begins October 1. There will be no tax increase, and City employees could finally see their paychecks more in line with what other municipal workers in the metro area make. “We are undertaking a…
Read MoreStanford study places CPSD in top ten percent nationally, highest in state
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Public School District has once again found itself at the top of the educational ladder in not only state rankings but in a national study. In a recent study conducted by the Stanford Education Data Archive, state standardized ELA and math test scores for…
Read MoreCareer Days at MC help students showcase their skills for potential employers and graduate schools
Mississippi Christian University students on the cusp of the job market can gain valuable experience presenting themselves professionally and showcasing their skills to potential employers or graduate school representatives during the MC Office of Career Development-sponsored “Career Days” on the Clinton campus. MC students can connect with local, national and international employers and graduate…
Read MoreWhat Patients Should Know About Privacy Protections Under HIPAA
Medical appointments often involve sharing information that patients would not want disclosed outside a healthcare setting. HIPAA provides federal protections for much of that information and gives patients important rights over how their records are accessed, used, and shared. When questions about privacy arise alongside concerns about medical care, a South Carolina personal injury lawyer…
Read MoreTeen Patti Gold: The Digital Evolution of a Classic Card Game
Card games have been part of social entertainment for generations, but modern technology has changed how people experience them. Today, players can enjoy familiar card-game formats through smartphones and online platforms. Teen Patti Gold is part of this digital shift, bringing the traditional appeal of Teen Patti into a modern, mobile-friendly environment. Understanding Teen Patti…
Read MoreHow to Stay Safe on the Road in Any Weather
Weather poses constant challenges for drivers worldwide. Each season brings unique hazards that demand specific skills and preparation. Recent studies from the Federal Highway Administration reveal that adverse weather contributes to over 1.2 million vehicle crashes annually. These incidents result in nearly 6,000 fatalities and 445,000 injuries. Understanding weather-related driving risks transforms routine commutes into…
Read MoreIn Charlotte, Child Seat Replacement After Crash May Depend on Damage and Crash Severity
The process of deciding whether to replace a child safety seat should begin as soon as the immediate medical and vehicle safety concerns have been addressed. After a collision in Charlotte, a parent may be looking at a seat that appears normal while also wondering whether forces from the impact weakened parts that cannot be…
Read MoreThe Mississippi Brilla FC Alumni Who Made It Further Than Most
Tucked away in Clinton, Mississippi, Mississippi Brilla FC has spent nearly two decades operating well outside the spotlight of American soccer’s biggest stages. Playing in USL League Two, a development circuit built for college-aged players chasing a professional break, Brilla has never been about star power. Yet a surprising number of names who once wore…
Read MoreBrain Tumor Surgery in Germany: How to Find the Right Specialist
Facing a brain tumor is overwhelming – and finding the right specialist can feel even harder. The truth is, treatment results can vary a lot depending on the surgeon’s experience and the tools a hospital uses. So what do people do when they want the best possible care? They look around. And sometimes, that search…
Read MoreFamily Fitness Hub: Build a Home Workout Space
A home training space works best when it serves two goals at once: real progress for the adults doing serious strength work, and easy, low-pressure movement for everyone else in the house. Most garages and spare rooms end up built for one or the other. Either the equipment is too specialized for a ten-year-old to…
Read MoreImage to Video: A Simple Way to Bring Your Photos to Life
Most of us have a phone full of photos that never go anywhere beyond a group text or a Facebook album. A birthday party, a school event, a weekend project, a product you’re trying to sell locally — the photos are there, but turning them into something more engaging, like a video, has always felt…
Read MoreDilmore, Walters join MC history, political science faculty
The Department of History and Political Science at Mississippi Christian University has welcomed two new members to its full-time faculty. Jessica Dilmore, an attorney and MC paralegal studies alumna with nearly a decade of litigation experience, has joined the department as director of pre-law and paralegal studies, while Nick Walters, an MC alum and…
Read MoreDyslexia therapy conference at MC explores innovative approaches to literacy instruction
Mississippi Christian University (MC) will mark two decades of making a difference in the lives of those living with dyslexia during the fall 2026 MC Dyslexia Conference, “Celebrating 20 Years Strong: Unlocking Potential, Changing Lives,” Thursday and Friday, Sept. 17 and 18, in Anderson Hall on the second floor of the B.C. Rogers Student…
Read MoreXRP Faces a Severe Supply-Demand Imbalance Despite ETF Inflows Surging 72%: Price Stagnates; How Can Holders Earn $10,000 Per Day?
Amid market volatility, sustained ETF inflows have maintained institutional investor interest, while UE Crypto provides XRP holders with an alternative cloud mining option. The cumulative net inflows into XRP ETFs have reached a record high of $1.566 billion; however, XRP’s price has not surged accordingly. Instead, it has experienced a pullback, further increasing investor caution.…
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