Clinton Apartments for Rent

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Clinton's an interesting place. A bullet point on the city's hypothetical Power Point presentation would have to include its time as host to a World War II prison camp for German Prisoners of War. They were put to work building a replica of a flood basin for the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Just what was going on in the heads of these Germans as they labored under the hot Mississippi sun we'll never know, but we're pretty sure it's a far cry from the preoccupations of Clinton Residents.

On a more positive note, Clinton is also one of the smallest towns to ever be home to a Fortune 500 company. That's no small shakes.WorldCom has long since moved out, but that just means there’s more room for your future Fortune 500 company to grow.

Take a look at MyNewPlace for tips on moving to Clinton to obtain both practical advice and the inside knowledge you'll need to make your first encounter with the city a positive one. Oh, and remember to use the "Ask a Question" feature to get feedback from area experts.

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"Streetlamp City" (our quickly forgettable nickname for this Magnolia State town due to its cutie of a web page) may as well be dubbed a "Place For You to Score Fully Functional Apartment City,” because this really does sum things up quite nicely. If you’re wondering how much you might spend on a new apartment here, take a look at the rent chart. Then, go ahead and take a gander at the Clinton rentals available by clicking the selections listed below.

The Skinny on Clinton, the City

As opposed to, say, Clinton the man. Clinton's sultry southern vibes ooze out of every street corner sure, but mostly, they ooze out of every lush piece of vegetation.

Push aside the greenery for a moment; we have an important message for you. Clinton’s mayor Rosemary G. Aultman, would like to personally welcome you to town. "Clinton wraps you with a sense of place," she waxes poetically, a place that you’ll soon call home.

As a place that was once host to race riots in the years following the Civil War and German POWs during the Second World War, it's a wonder that this war weary town has managed to eke out a median income well above that of Mississippi. (Did you know that Mississippi is the the poorest state in the nation?) Clinton's businesses thrive in a climate that is hospitable to the human tendency to trade goods and services. There are many different enterprises underway here, as evidenced by this list. And that's just Olde Towne (which is most well-known for its superfluous use of the letter "e"). You can check out the Boulevard Business District as well. We recommend Arrow Wine & Spirits if you're on the lookout for a cool drink. And considering the locale, you will be.

Fun by the Clin-Ton

Via the handy website of the Mississippi Development Authority, and you’ll learn that Clinton's Parks & Recreation department maintains a formidable host of outdoor opportunities for fun. With over 200 acres of baseball fields, golf courses, playgrounds, trails, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and almost anything else you can think of (within limits, of course), Clinton's no slouch when it comes to outdoor entertainment. If food is your thing, and it is for just about everyone (it kind of has to be, really) then McAlister's Deli may have just the item for you. Here, you can grab a club sandwich, a "Savannah" chopped salad, and in the process, do your tummy a big favor. Fancy something with a more Latin flavor? Then opt for La Cascada. Finally, we can't help but mention The Froghead Grill and its sister establishment, The Irish Frog. Take a look at their menu and see if something doesn't "leap out" at you. There’s a whole lot more to do (and eat) in Clinton. You’ll have a blast in your new place! Don’t forget to go exploring and be sure to talk to some of the locals.