Essential Advice for Beginners in Online Gaming Key Factors and Red Flags
Stepping into the world of digital gaming can be both exciting and overwhelming for beginners. With thousands of platforms, colorful slot games, and interactive table lobbies available at the click of a button, new players often find it challenging to know where to begin. While the convenience of playing from home or on a mobile…
Read MoreBeverage Technology: How Innovation Is Transforming Production
Beverage technology includes the processes, equipment, production systems, digital tools, and packaging technologies used to make beverages safely and efficiently. It covers everything from formulation and processing to filling, quality control, packaging, and distribution. Modern beverage production increasingly combines traditional processing equipment with automation, sensors, artificial intelligence, and connected manufacturing systems. Together, these technologies help…
Read More6 Best GEO Companies for Multinational Businesses
Multinational businesses face a GEO challenge that goes far beyond traditional SEO. They must build authority across multiple countries, languages, regulatory environments, and customer segments while ensuring AI platforms consistently understand their expertise. What works in one market often doesn’t translate directly into another. As AI search platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Google…
Read MoreAnnual Pet Parade takes to the streets October 10
By Sherry Lucas Pet owners and their charges, prepare to lap this one right up. The Pet Parade, 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 10, on Main Street by Cups in Clinton, is the perfect opportunity for high visibility and maximum social fun for furry (and possibly feathered?) family friends to strut…
Read MoreCross Country set to play for Fall Concert Series
By Sherry Lucas Cross Country makes its Lions Club Park debut Saturday, October 10, 6:30-8:30 p.m., bringing the sweet sounds of ‘90s country to the crowd. The concert, part of the Main Street Clinton Fall Concert Series, is free. Attendees should bring chairs or blankets for seating and can enjoy a…
Read MoreUncorked: Witches’ Brew
By Sherry Lucas Get ready once again to pop the top and start to shop. Olde Towne Uncorked flows back around on Thursday, October 22, on Clinton’s brick streets, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. With Halloween in sight, the event takes on a sassy/spooky flair, as Olde Towne Uncorked: Witches’ Brew…
Read MoreAcross the River, a Different Bet: What Neighbouring States’ Sports Betting Means for Clinton Residents
Photo by Kanchanara on Unsplash Drive west on I-20 from Clinton and you reach the Mississippi River at Vicksburg in about 40 minutes. Cross the bridge and you are in Louisiana, where a phone app will take a bet on Saturday’s Ole Miss game from your couch. Stay on the Mississippi side and the same…
Read MoreLongtime coach, kinesiology professor to receive Award of Service at MC’s Homecoming
As a fresh football recruit from Tylertown High School, Milton Magee had never been to Jackson when he arrived on the Mississippi Christian University (MC) campus in the late Seventies. But Coach Hap Hudson made sure he had a church to attend on Sunday morning. “I give a lot of credit to Coach Hudson…
Read MoreMovie Review: Verity
By Bob Garver “Verity” wishes it was a twisty thriller. It is indeed twisty, but it doesn’t have the heart to be a thriller. The film’s advertising is clearly positioning it as a successor to last year’s hit front-of-the-bookstore novel adaptation “The Housemaid,” though it is based on a book…
Read MoreCivic Corner: Board of Aldermen Recap
By Ward 6 Alderman James Lott III The September 15, 2026, Board of Aldermen meeting began with the approval of a proclamation recognizing September 17 through September 23, 2026, as Constitution Week, commemorating the 239th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution. The Board then approved the consent agenda items, which included minutes…
Read More8th-grade Arrows beat Warren Central
After starting the day with a pep rally, the Clinton Junior High School eighth-grade Arrows football team had its second win of the season in mid-September, defeating Warren Central 18-8 and picking up an important Little Six Conference victory.
Read MoreArrow Strong Pickleball Classic scheduled for October
The Arrow Strong Pickleball Classic will be held Saturday, October 17, at Kids Towne Park. Teams of two may register for $50 per team and are guaranteed four games. Participants will compete in age divisions of ages twelve through twenty-four, twenty-five through forty, forty-one through sixty-five and over sixty-five. The tournament begins at 9 a.m.,…
Read MoreOct. 10 Fall for Clinton brings shopping opportunity to Olde Towne for 20th year
By Sherry Lucas Is that a whiff of pumpkin spice in the air? That plus the welcome breeze and falling leaves mean autumn is at hand, and the Fall for Clinton Olde Towne Market is just up ahead, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, October 10, on Clinton’s brick streets. …
Read MoreOnline Casino Trends Shaping the Future of Digital Gaming
It seems that a revolution is taking place in the online entertainment sphere with the introduction of new technologies influencing its development. The gaming sector has evolved dramatically with online casinos introducing numerous innovations to attract customers. The latest tendencies in the sphere include interactive features, high-quality graphics and mobile opportunities. As consumer requirements change,…
Read MoreWith a Lockout Looming Over 2027, Clinton’s Fantasy Baseball Leagues Are Already Planning Draft Night
Photo by Tim Gouw on Unsplash The Clinton Baseball Association has kids back on the diamond this fall, with Jelly League registration open for players from 6U all the way up to 15U. A lot of their parents are working on a different baseball calendar. Group texts that went quiet sometime around the Fourth of…
Read MoreBeyond the Big Three: How Multi-Process Welders Changed the Game
Modern welders offer the flexibility to tackle any project, from fabrication to repair. By a welding industry contributor. Choosing a welding machine used to be simple. You had three main choices. You bought a machine for one type of welding and got good at it. Now, things are more complicated. Picking the wrong welder for…
Read MoreBeyond the Deadbolt: What Actually Makes an Entryway Secure?
True home security begins not with the lock, but with anchoring a strong frame to the house. By a home security industry contributor. You upgraded the deadbolt. You may have a video doorbell. But a door’s weakness is not usually the lock. When someone breaks in, the door frame often splits. The hinges can also…
Read MoreBeyond the 3D Render: How to Vet a Landscape Design Firm
A firm’s project management and communication style are as critical as their design aesthetic. By a landscape design industry contributor. A beautiful 3D rendering can effectively sell a vision, showcasing a perfect fire pit, a pristine stone patio, and impeccably placed trees. It’s easy to feel like the project is already a success. However, the…
Read MoreBreeders’ Cup Odds: Form, Post Position and Other Factors Bettors Should Watch
The Breeders’ Cup brings together many of the best horses in the world, but finding the strongest contender involves more than scanning the shortest price on the board. Recent form, post position, pace, surface preference and race-day conditions can all change how a horse should be viewed. The 2026 Breeders’ Cup World Championships take place…
Read MoreOle Miss NCAAF Odds: How the Rebels’ Playoff Case Is Taking Shape
Ole Miss entered 2026 with another opportunity to establish itself in the national postseason conversation. Four games have already provided reasons for optimism, alongside the first evidence of where improvement may be required. The Rebels have produced three victories, including two against recognizable opponents, while one substantial defeat has complicated the picture. What comes next…
Read MoreBarksdale, Stewart join MC Christian Studies, Counseling faculty
Micah Barksdale has joined the Department of Christian Studies faculty at Mississippi Christian University (MC) as an instructor, and Delarious Stewart has joined the MC Department of Counseling faculty as an associate professor of counseling and school counseling program coordinator. David Champagne, professor and chair of Christian Studies at MC, said Barksdale will be…
Read MoreA Town Without a Newspaper Loses More Than News
by Robb Hicks During National Newspaper Week, we should all ask what would happen if our local newspaper suddenly disappeared. Our community would lose more than headlines. We would lose the public record of who voted for what, how tax dollars were spent and which promises were kept. We would lose the…
Read MoreCity working toward new comprehensive plan
By Randy Bell Clinton’s long-range development roadmap is overdue for an update, and the City is getting some professional help in putting together a new comprehensive plan. “I’m talking with the Central Mississippi Planning and Development District [CMPDD],” says Clinton’s Director of Community Development Roy Edwards. “They’re getting ready with surveys and scheduling a…
Read MoreBig Truck Experience showcases large vehicles, machines
Main Street Clinton recently held its 5th annual Big Truck Experience in Olde Towne alongside the Cruzin’ Clinton Car Show. Visitors were able to see a Clinton fire truck, police car, American Medical Response ambulance, garbage truck, CPSD school bus and many other large vehicles and machines. Crowds seemed to especially love the National Guard…
Read MoreCity begins new fiscal year “on excellent financial footing”
By Randy Bell The long process of putting together a spending plan for the new fiscal year drew to a close as the Clinton Board of Aldermen adopted a combined budget at its September 15 meeting. City Clerk Jimmy Baldree says that includes a $23 million FY27 general fund budget, funded primarily by property…
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