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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.
Hattiesburg Clinic Dr. John A. Johnson III has joined the surgery department. Johnson received his medical degree from the University of Mississippi.
JCJC deans attend Leadership Academy
ELLISVILLE - Jones County Junior College Dean of Student Affairs Sam Jones and Academic Dean Shannon Campbell recently attended the first annual Community College Leadership Academy held at Hinds Community College in Raymond.
The 33-acre center addresses various aspects of nature, from plants to animals. It often features lectures from various experts on a variety of topics.
MULTIPLES CHILDBIRTH CLASSES PLANNED: Baptist Health Systems will offer its four-week session "Marvelous Multiples" childbirth classes for parents delivering at any hospital.
3 teens arrested for armed robbery, other charges
Three teenagers face several charges including armed robbery in the capital city Wednesday night.
Pit Bull Owner Says Dog Didn't Threaten HCC Officer
An investigation is under way after a Hinds Community College police officer killed a pit bull on the Raymond campus.
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.
Gospel concert benefits HCC scholarship fund
A benefit gospel concert featuring local gospel music performers is set for 6 p.m. July 25 in Cain-Cochran Hall at Hinds Community College in Raymond.
HCC Officer Kills Pit Bull On Raymond Campus
A pit bull was shot and killed by a Hinds Community College police officer on Thursday evening, school officials said in a news release.
TB tests planned for jail at Raymond
State health officials are conducting follow-up tests on 25 Hinds County inmates after two cases of the infectious lung disease tuberculosis were found at the Raymond jail this spring.
TB tests planned for jail at Raymond
State health officials are conducting follow-up tests on 25 Hinds County inmates after two cases of the infectious lung disease tuberculosis were found at the Raymond jail this spring.
Hinds County spent about $444,000 in taxpayer money on a 400-bed regional jail the state no longer wants but the Sheriff's Department insists is still needed.
Pastor hands over pulpit to youth
At a church in Raymond, the pastor stepped aside and lets the children deliver a message from the pulpit.
While you're sleeping Thursday television as we know it, will be changed forever.
When: 1 p.m. Friday. Where: Hinds Community College, 505 E. Main St., Raymond. Cost: Free.
LEAKESVILLE, Miss. - When Leakesville volunteer firefighter Scottie Holland was injured in January, it could have crippled him physically and financially.
Byram Apartment Building Catches Fire
BYRAM, Miss. -- Six Byram families are homeless after a Saturday evening apartment fire.
No injuries in Byram Reserve blaze
A fire of unknown origin struck the Reserve of Byram apartment complex tonight, knocking an eight-unit block of apartments - all of them occupied except two.
Old cell phones needed for seniors
Old cell phones needed for seniors By By Ruth Ingram ringram@clintonnews.com Ruth Ingram The Clinton News Hinds County Sheriff's Department Capt.