Clinton News

Clinton school district officials are asking parents and the community to share their thoughts on two proposals for a new elementary school, possibly to be built between Clinton High and Clinton Park Elementary on Arrow Drive.

Go to www.clintonms.org , and you will see a whole new vision of Clinton. It's part of the city and Chamber of Commerce's "Things are Clicking in Clinton" promotional campaign designed to spread the word about Clinton and what the city has to offer.

The Clinton School District is considering building a new school because there are some major foundation problems at Northside Elementary School, officials said.

In an effort to reach out to the community in a time of need, the Clinton YMCA is offering a free three-month membership to any Delphi employee who has been laid off.

The Rev. Charles Gentry, 81, a longtime pastor loved by many, died Nov. 6 at Hospice Ministries following a long illness.

Cartridge World Clinton, 117 U.S. 80 East, on Monday kicks off its first 'Canned Goods for Cartridges' campaign.

THE CITY OF Ridgeland has adopted an ordinance to help the Madison County school system verify that parents sending their children to the local schools live in the district.

For a child who is "different" from other children, even well-meaning or careless remarks can hurt, nevermind the taunts, stares or not-so-subtle whispers.

A Clinton High student graduates with a 91 grade point average in a district where 95 is the lowest A. His friend at Northwest Rankin High graduates with a 91 average - but in his district, 90-100 is an A. He can report his overall A average on college scholarship and admissions applications.

Cub Scout Pack 345 of Clinton of sponsoring a care package drive for those recently deployed with 114th Military Police unit.

In a meeting with interested parents, teachers and members of the community Thursday night, Clinton public school officials outlined options for building a new elementary school possibly located between the high school and Clinton Park Elementary.

Thanksgiving is almost here, which means that some good eating is not that far behind.

Swine flu shots remain in demand across the state with some clinics temporarily running out of the vaccine.

A devoted pastor's wife and faithful Bible teacher for many years, Charlotte Causey of Clinton has many admirers in Mississippi.

While many are planning their Thanksgiving feast, the women of the Junior Auxiliary of Clinton are preparing a different bounty.

The approach of the holiday season also means another festivity is just around the corner.

Clinton watercolor artist Wyatt Waters is being recognized for lifetime achievement with the state's highest arts honor.

Get a jump start on the holiday season at Hillcrest Christian School's sixth annual Festival of Trees and Lights, a weeklong celebration kicking off Nov.

The Clinton Community Nature Center's top fundraiser will honor the community's military veterans Nov.

Mary Clair Cardin knows when she holds the Clinton's Junior Miss medallion in her hands Saturday night, it will be a bittersweet moment.