Final day to apply for DeSoto Family Theatre summer camp counselor, theater says
DeSoto Family Theatre said today is the final day to apply to be a summer camp counselor. The theater said applicants can apply online.
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Clarksdale native returns to Northwest, earns straight A’s while working full time
Mandy Bolen Herring returned to Northwest to finish a general studies degree and has earned all A’s while working full time and managing a busy household, the college said. She credited an advisor for helping her craft a manageable schedule.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College honors nursing graduates
Northwest Mississippi Community College said it held a luncheon yesterday to celebrate nursing graduates and named Jamie Petty the recipient of the Mississippi School of Nursing Scholarship. The college also said new members were inducted into the Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society.
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Mississippi ranks last in U.S. on healthcare outcomes and disparities
By Anna Hu | Originally published by Mississippi Today A new report ranks Mississippi No. 51 out of all states
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State unemployment rate holds steady: Mississippi Marketplace
By Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Reeves announces nearly $13.5M in spending on youth mental health services
By Anna Hu | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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This pesticide is so toxic it’s been banned in over 70 countries. But plants in the South are releasing it into the air
By Delaney Nolan, The Lens | Originally published by Mississippi Today WAYNESBORO, Miss. — Wayne County, Mississippi, in a quiet
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Anna Hu selected for national mental health fellowships
By Mississippi Today | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the
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Olive Branch mayor spotlights fishing rodeo, veteran recognition in May newsletter
Mayor Ken Adams’ May newsletter highlights an upcoming Children’s Fishing Rodeo and veteran recognition programs and directs residents to the city’s website to sign up for the e-newsletter, the city said.
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Olive Branch crews restore water after College Hills main break
The City of Olive Branch said public works crews repaired a water main break in the College Hills Subdivision on April 28, working through storms overnight to restore service. A resident brought pizza and drinks to the crew during repairs, the city said.
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