by John Woods Published: February 8,2013
Tags: Clinton, hunting, outdoors, shooting, Surplus City
A few months ago, I left the doctor’s office after an annual physical and thought I would reward myself with a visit to one of my long-time favorite outdoor supply hangouts in Clinton. Ask if I was shocked when I rolled into the parking lot to see a huge sign on the side of both [...] [...]
by MBJ Staff Published: December 28,2012
After 42 years with the Clinton Police Department, chief Don Byington is leaving to take another full-time law enforcement job as head of the Mississippi Capitol Police. Byington will retire from the city of Clinton Dec. 31 and the next day will become administrative director of the Capitol Police, a force that’s a little larger [...] [...]
by Becky Gillette Published: September 23,2012
Tags: Clinton, downtown redevelopment, Mississippi College, Mississippi Main Street Association
Bob Wilson, executive director, Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA), said Clinton is really one of the “jewels” of the Main Street program. “There are a lot of things that figure into its success,” Wilson said. “From the beginning, Main Street Clinton was fortunate to have a very supportive mayor and city council. Mayor Rosemary Aultman [...] [...]
by Becky Gillette Published: September 23,2012
Tags: Clinton, downtown redevelopment, Fresh at Five farmers markets, Main Street Mississippi
The new kid on the Main Street block has been getting with the program in a big way. Although only in existence six years, Main Street Clinton has won awards all five years it has been eligible. This year Clinton won top awards Main Street Merchant of the Year, an award that recognizes excellence in [...] [...]
by Ted Carter Published: September 14,2012
Tags: ADP, Bernie Ebbers, Clinton, Georgia, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, Mississippi Development Authority, Phil Bryant
Automatic Data Processing, a business-outsourcing provider more commonly known as ADP, is shutting down in Clinton and moving its approximately 100 jobs to Augusta, Ga. New Jersey-based ADP has not responded to phone calls over the last couple of days but a spokesman for the Mississippi Development Authority confirmed the company’s departure from the South [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: April 18,2012
Tags: Brigham Young University, Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Duke Universit, Gov. Mike Huckabee, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, Mississippi College, Mitt Romney, President George W. Bush, republican, Secretary of State, Sen. Bob Dole, Soviet, Taylor Stringer
CLINTON — Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she wouldn’t want to hold that position again. >> BUSINESS BLOG Former secretary of state, KiOR board member Condoleeza Rice visits Mississippi>> “You should never go home twice,” Rice told reporters at Mississippi College in Clinton. Rice visited the school Tuesday to address benefactors at a [...] [...]
by Stephen McDill Published: January 30,2011
Tags: Anytime Fitness, Clinton, Doug Nielsen, Keeping Our Eye On
Age: 24 Hometown: Monroe, La. Education: University of Louisiana at Monroe (B.A. in psychology) Current Position: Manager, Anytime Fitness in Clinton From selling cars and carpet to working for Poly Processing Company in Monroe, La., Doug Nielsen’s “winding career path” has stayed colorful. That path recently brought him from the Bayou State to the Magnolia [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: November 1,2010
Tags: Clinton, sign ordinance, zoning
CLINTON — Clinton business owners are making it clear how they feel about a proposed city sign ordinance that restricts height and other characteristics of their best advertisement. Jackson attorney James Peden told the Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission at a recent hearing, if the ordinance is adopted, the city would be shooting itself economically [...] [...]
by MBJ Staff Published: May 9,2010
Tags: Clinton, HATTIESBURG, Pamela Harvey Orman, Trustmark National Bank, William Carey University Circle of Excellence Award
Pamela Harvey Orman of Clinton received the William Carey University Circle of Excellence Award from the School of Business during Homecoming ceremonies held recently in Hattiesburg. Orman, a 1982 graduate of Carey with a degree in business administration, began her banking career with Citizens Bank of Hattiesburg, which is now Trustmark National Bank. She is [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: May 5,2010
Tags: Brandon, Clinton, Flora, Madison, Mary Hawkins Butler, Ridgeland
MADISON — Madison has adopted a smoke-free-air ordinance, switching from a voluntary ban on tobacco that all city businesses followed. The change passed unanimously on Tuesday. Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler is expected to sign the ordinance Wednesday or Thursday. The law will go into effect 30 days after she signs it. Butler tells The Clarion-Ledger [...] [...]
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