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City of Clinton Proclaims May 2025 as Lupus Awareness Month
At its most recent Board of Aldermen meeting, the City of Clinton formally recognized May 2025 as Lupus Awareness Month with the signing of an official proclamation by Mayor Phil Fisher.
City of Clinton Proclaims May 2025 as Lupus Awareness Month
At its most recent Board of Aldermen meeting, the City of Clinton formally recognized May 2025 as Lupus Awareness Month with the signing of an official proclamation by Mayor Phil Fisher.
Groundbreaking Launches Major Clinton, Raymond, Bolton Wastewater Project
Leaders from Clinton, Raymond, and Bolton gathered on Monday to celebrate a major milestone in the future of wastewater management for western Hinds County. The Clinton-Raymond-Bolton Wastewater Authority (CRBWA) held a groundbreaking ceremony for its first project: the installation of a major force main sewer line that will span approximately 5.5 miles along I-20, west of Farr Road to the Bolton-Brownsville Road interchange.
The Largest Sports Lighting Project in Mississippi History Sees Substantial Progress in Clinton
The City of Clinton is making significant progress on the largest sports lighting retrofit and infrastructure upgrade in Mississippi history. The sweeping improvements at Traceway Park and along Pinehaven Drive mark a bold investment in recreational and community infrastructure, aimed at delivering long-term savings and enhanced public safety.
Spring Citywide Cleanup Begins Saturday, April 26
The City of Clinton’s annual Spring Citywide Cleanup will be held Saturday, April 26 through Saturday, May 3, 2025, with the exception of Sunday, April 27. This community cleanup effort is organized by the Public Works Department and offers residents a convenient opportunity to dispose of bulky items, yard waste, and other household debris free of charge.
City of Clinton and Clinton Public Schools Team Up for STEM Learning with Egg Drop Challenge
It was a perfect day for science, teamwork, and community partnership as the Clinton Fire Department partnered with Clinton Junior High School’s 7th grade STEM class for their annual Egg Drop Challenge this week.