Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from July 1, 2025.

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from June 17, 2025.

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from June 3, 2025.

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from May 6, 2025.

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from April 15, 2025.

It's not everyday you run into someone who can play an instrument that embodies the heart and soul of country music—the pedal steel guitar. 

Jacob Dillard has already made the the most of his musical abilities, finding himself in numerous outfits on the road and in the studio. 

I had the chance to get Jacob ON THE LINE to talk about that mysterious world on a tour bus and on stage. Needless to say, he's just getting started. 

After Clinton's current mayor Phil Fisher announced his retirement in September of 2024, City Attorney Will Purdie quickly stepped up to the plate to announce his intention to seek the head job for the City of Clinton. He ended up gaining the seat by going unopposed in the race, making the transition and mission one he has the chance to focus on prior to officially being sworn in after the general election scheduled for June 3, 2025. 

I had a chance to sit with him to get a brief glimpse into his plan for moving the City of Clinton forward. 

As always, thanks to Ty Garvey, Drew Mellon and the rest of Don Quixote's Horse for allowing their music to set the local tone for these podcasts.

Here's a recap from the City of Clinton's Board of Aldermen meeting from April 1, 2025.

Pearl River Community College's Director of Athletics Patrick Ochs talks about the massive amount of benefits to be found inside the state's Community College network. Not all states have such robust offerings on the Community College scale, but Mississippi packs a punch.

From high level academics to elite athletics as well as critical Career & Technical Education offerings and amazing arts, add on top of that the fact that students these days can truly have a real "College Experience" at a fraction of the cost (equating to more savings down the road), it's never been a better time to explore the state's Community Colleges. 

Patrick just happens to be my roommate from college, so on this inaugural rendition of what I'm calling "ON THE LINE," I had him wax poetically about all the freshness found at PRCC (and the other 14 institutions as well).

The annual Red Brick Roads Music and Arts Festival draws a great many number of people to Clinton's historic Brick Streets each year. With the 2025 Red Brick Roads moving from August to March, the weather should be more welcoming as music, art and food lay the foundation of an epic weekend in Clinton, Mississippi. 

I had the chance to speak with Clinton's Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Anna Nutt and Clinton's Main Street Director Tara Lytal about the work that goes into putting on such a great event and how Red Brick Roads has grown over the years. 

To purchase tickets, inspect the line up or to explore more about the festival, visit www.redbrickroads.com. 

As always, thanks to Ty Garvey, Drew Mellon and the rest of Don Quixote's Horse for allowing their music to set the local tone for these podcasts.