“Gifted students are not simply children who make good grades or finish their work early. They are students who deserve instruction designed to help them grow, just like every other child in our classrooms,” writes Dr. Brittney Chaney, who also says Mississippi legislators must act to protect gifted funding.
Central District Public Service Commissioner De’Keither Stamps will hold a roundtable discussion on Monday in Jackson on a potential statewide public utility credit system.
The Italy-based company plans to lease about 100,000 square feet of an existing Senatobia facility, using the space to produce low-power current transformers, electrical equipment, and smart technology solutions.
Upon Colom’s resignation as District Attorney, Governor Reeves will appoint an interim replacement to serve the 16th Circuit Court District. The timing of the resignation, however, will determine what comes next.
Penny Lawson recently ran for and won the open seat Chancery Court race. She will fill the unexpired term following the death of Judge Vicki Barnes and then begin her full term come January.
AI does not sign the orders. The Judge does. In Jackson, that means he signs off on the water bill, too.
Small Business Saturday is November 28, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. It’s a good time to visit a nearby shop or enjoy a meal at a local restaurant.
The blue wave was more than a routine midterm swing. It was a repudiation of tariffs, the Iran war and, yes, Donald Trump.
For Mississippi, columnist Sid Salter says Proposition 40 is less a model than a case study. “Our state’s economy depends heavily on homegrown entrepreneurs who build family businesses over generations. Whether you agree or disagree with California’s approach, Mississippians should watch closely.”
Jobseekers can apply for open positions on Jabil’s website or by attending a walk-in interview.
For a business that began nearly three decades ago, Sugaree’s has accomplished quite a bit. Its desserts have appeared in national publications, traveled thousands of miles, and become part of celebrations in homes across the country.
The $60 million expansion adds 38,000 square feet of new manufacturing space while growing the company’s workforce in Jackson County by 25%.
Jason Ebert, Vice President of Operations of Barge Forest, said the expansion will strengthen our competitiveness, improve efficiency, and significantly increase log recovery.
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