Another record low unemployment rate report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday announced that the state’s unemployment rate reached a new record low in April 2023.
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State invests in workforce training programs at Northwest
Gov. Tate Reeves announced that the State of Mississippi was investing $3.5 million into the Northwest Mississippi Community College’s Concourse Workforce Training Center.
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Presley releases first plank of campaign ethics plan
Brandon Presley released the first plank of an ethics plan to take on giant corporations and lobbyists and clean up what he said is Gov. Tate Reeves’ corruption.
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GOP coalition calls for protection of women’s sports
The Biden Administration’s new Title IX rules expand the meaning of sexual discrimination to include gender identity that would prevent schools and colleges from protecting girls’ and women’s sports.
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Reeves reports over $9 million available for his re-election
Mississippians represent 92.4 percent of all contributors and account for over 88 percent of all contributions.
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Willingham named state Firefighter of the Year
Clay is a dedicated public servant who never hesitates to place himself in grave danger in order to rescue an individual in distress.
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Democrats meet with Presley in Tunica County visit
Presley is running for governor in a challenge to Republican incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves.
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Mississippi Development Authority celebrates Economic Development Week
The proclamation and Economic Development Week highlight the significant contributions of economic developers to communities and their efforts to increase the quality of life for all residents.
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New design for Mississippi Standard license plate
A new standard license plate has now been approved in Mississippi. The new license plates will begin being issued starting with January 2024 renewals.
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State moves forward with housing solutions for tornado survivors
Roughly 250 survivors in the designated counties (Carroll, Humphreys, Monroe, Montgomery, Panola, and Sharkey) are currently eligible for direct housing assistance.
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