This new program gives Clinton students a behind-the-scenes look at how government works at the local, state, and federal levels while building leadership skills and connecting with elected officials and city staff.
Clinton is growing, investing, and building for the future.
The City of Clinton was well represented at the Mississippi Recreation and Park Association Annual Conference held last week in Biloxi, where our Parks and Recreation and Therapeutic Recreation teams received several statewide honors recognizing the impact of their programs and events.
The City of Clinton proudly unveiled its second Mississippi Blues Trail marker, honoring the historic Grits & Gravy Recording Studio and the powerful musical legacy that once lived right here in our community.
There is substantial and understandable public interest in a recently approved project in the Clinton Industrial Park. While some construction activities to rehabilitate the building have begun, the project developer is in ongoing negotiations about some aspects of the project, which is why no public announcement has been made. While there are limits on what may be shared at this point, the city does want to address a few of the concerns that have been raised.
