Clinton aldermen have again extended a 90-day moratorium on new businesses, including payday and title loan shops, while the city crafts a new zoning ordinance. More
If you aren't already a fan of Clinton's Olde Towne Markets, you may find yourself waving one on a hot Saturday morning. More
The minor league soccer franchise Mississippi Brilla FC is no longer calling Longabaugh Field its Clinton home. More
The sale of the old junior high property on College Street has moved the Clinton school district a step closer to the proposed construction of a new elementary school. More
Get a little break in the weather and a burst or two of sunshine, and thoughts turn to spring recreational sports in Clinton. More
Storyteller and educator John Stark is the new executive director of the 33-acre Clinton Community Nature Center near Olde Towne on Dunton Road. More
Four Clinton bridges deemed structurally deficient by Hinds County engineers are being rebuilt one by one, with construction beginning this month. More
Historian, author and longtime Clintonian Robert S. McElvaine is a winner of the 2010 Richard Wright Literary Excellence Award. More
Some are the decades-old, locally owned businesses that take pride in how they look from the street. More
Clinton's sales tax collections are down about 6 percent in the first half of fiscal 2010 compared to the same period a year ago. More
Smaller portions of food, but bigger portions of water and exercise. More
Clintonians are taking part in a project called Buckets of Hope to provide food for Haiti's earthquake victims. More
People are seeing less of the Arrow Meltdown participants lately. More
Marijuana with an estimated street value of about $10,000 and more than $800 in cash were confiscated Saturday during a traffic stop by a Clinton police officer. More
