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A Legacy of Giving: Clinton Lions Club Closes with One Final Act of Service
After decades of service, the Clinton Chapter of the Lions Club is closing its doors—but not without one final act of generosity. The club is going out the way it lived: by giving back to the community it loved. This week, Clinton Parks & Recreatio …
A Legacy of Giving: Clinton Lions Club Closes with One Final Act of Service
After decades of service, the Clinton Chapter of the Lions Club is closing its doors—but not without one final act of generosity. The club is going out the way it lived: by giving back to the community it loved. This week, Clinton Parks & Recreation Director Courtney Nunn accepted a generous $10,000 donation from the Lions Club to support park equipment maintenance at Lions Club Park—a space that has served generations of families and will continue to do so thanks to their support. Other ben …
Calling All Community Champions: Sponsor the 2025 Red, White & Blue Fest in Clinton!
Clinton’s signature summer celebration, the Red, White & Blue Fest, is just around the corner—and we’re inviting local businesses and organizations to be part of the excitement by becoming sponsors for this year’s event!
Clinton Teen Reported Missing is Found Safe
The Clinton Police Department is pleased to report that 16-year-old Kameron Boone, who was reported missing on Monday, May 5, has been found safe and has been reunited with his family.
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.