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City holding its own in tough economic time
The economy may be in a slump, but all in all, retail activity in Clinton is holding its own.
Duckworth wins Mrs. Mississippi pageant
Suzanne Duckworth of Ridgeland recently was crowned Mrs. Mississippi America. The 30-year-old registered nurse is the wife of Matt Duckworth, formerly of Clinton.
4 Charged In Clinton Home Invasion
Police have charged three men and a 15-year-old boy in connection with the armed robbery of a Clinton woman inside her home, police said.
It has its very own place in the Clinton Chamber of Commerce's tour guide brochure.
S. Jackson good place to invest
The news of the upcoming closure of the Belk store at Metrocenter Mall is awful .
NCAA champ Britton earns another honor
The good news just keeps on coming for Devin Britton. The Brandon native and Ole Miss player who won the NCAA men's singles title in May was selected to serve as a practice partner for the U.S. Davis Cup team.
Home building planned in Olde Towne neighborhood
Clinton developers Ben Walker and Dale Keith are planning an upscale "New Urbanism" residential area at the west end of Olde Towne's Lawson Street.
What do a little Juice, a trio of heavenly messengers and fireworks all have in common? You can see and hear them all at the 20th annual Family Fireworks Extravaganza on July 4, that's what.
Divers pulled a man's body from the Pearl River Monday, the day after a swimmer disappared in the area.
Powder mailed to agency harmless
When an employee of the state Tax Commission office found an envelope in Monday's incoming mail with a white powdery substance on its exterior, the agency immediately reacted.
Swimmer possibly attacked by alligator
According to witnesses, an alligator attacked a swimmer in the Pearl River Sunday afternoon.
Jackson animal shelter seeks donations
The nonprofit Community Animal Rescue and Adoption is in need of donations to meet its $1,000-per-day operating expenses during the busy summer season.
Water treatment plant going 'green'
When you flush your toilet or finish a sinkful of dishes, what happens to the water that was sucked down a drain? It's something Clintonians take for granted, Alderman-at-Large Jehu Brabham said at a recent board meeting - but the collection of such wastewater and its cleansing is one of the most important services the city performs.
Construction progressing quickly on new library
Work is progressing a little faster than expected on Clinton's new $7 million Quisenberry Library.
Unknown Buoys Cause Concern At Reservoir
Some strange water buoys have people living near the Ross Barnett Reservoir wondering what the devices are being used for.
Dr. and Mrs. William Rory Lee of Clinton announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Elizabeth Lee, to Brant James Ryan, son of Mr.
Car warranty company under fire
A dozen Mississippi consumers are claiming a Missouri vehicle service contract company misled them and failed to cover car repairs as part of warranty extensions.
The Mississippi College Honors Day Convocation was held April 21 at First Baptist Church in Clinton.
Clinton student named Girls State governor
Clinton High rising senior Megan Turcotte Tuesday night was elected governor of Girls State, the highest office that can be attained at the event.
Profile: 'It's definitely not monotonous'
Ty Thames goes through 1,000 spoons a week. As the co-owner of Restaurant Tyler in downtown Starkville, plus other restaurants in town including Bin 612, Rock Bottom Bar and Grill, and Barrister's, Thames nearly always has a plastic spoon in his hand as he makes his rounds through the kitchen.
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