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PriorityOne Bank promotes Courtney Norris-Fountain
Robert J. Barnes, President and CEO of PriorityOne Bank, recently announced the promotion of Courtney Norris-Fountain to Assistant Vice President, Branch Manager for the Morton and Pelahatchie locations. Barnes stated, “Courtney’s journey with PriorityOne is a great example of dedication and growth. She has built her career by serving others, and this promotion reflects the positive impact she makes every day in her branch and community.”
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Taylorsville Florist and Gifts uses Amex Small Shops Grant to remodel building
TAYLORSVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - Main Street America has partnered with American Express to give grants to more than 500 small businesses across the nation. One of those businesses is Taylorsville Florist and Gifts shop, which has been serving the town for almost 70 years. “My grandmother started this store in...
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Troop H job fair in Meridian moved to July 18, Mississippi Department of Public Safety says
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said the Troop H job fair in Meridian has been moved to July 18. The agency said the event will offer information about careers with the department and is open to those interested in learning more about employment opportunities. The department encouraged prospective applicants...
WDAM
South MS watermelon farmers see harvest decrease after heavy rainfall over past few weeks
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Farmers Market Week shines spotlight on Mississippi's local produce
Farmers Market Week is being recognized across the country this week, encouraging consumers to support local growers and learn more about the benefits of farm-to-table food. At Mathis Produce in Meridian, owner Randy Mathis said more people are seeking healthier alternatives and turning to locally grown fruits and vegetables instead of larger grocery chains.
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This Small-Town Mississippi Mercantile Is A Treasure Trove Of Finds Locals Can’t Stop Talking About
Small towns know how to make a shop feel personal before you even reach the counter. Mississippi has a place like that, where old brick, local craftsmanship, and warm conversation turn browsing into a full afternoon plan. Shelves hold goods with stories, not random souvenirs stacked just to fill space....
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Dixie Electric officials break down the causes behind large power outages
LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) - Recently, Dixie Electric workers responded to a power outage that impacted more than 1,700 residents. It wasn’t due to your typical thunderstorm or tornado. Instead, a raccoon made contact with equipment inside Dixie Electric substations on Highway 588. Communications Manager Amanda Mills said this proves...
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Laurel Main Street encourages people to shop local during summer months
LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) - We’re officially in the J months, and Laurel Main Street executive director Caroline Burks said that is the hardest time for some retailers downtown. “January, June and July are the toughest months in retail,” said Burks. She said this is the time when many...
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Excessive forecasts of data center growth are behind the push to build two large natural gas pipelines in the southeast
IEEFA recently submitted comments to FERC regarding two related gas pipeline proposals that exemplify an attempt by utilities to force their customers into subsidizing data centers. Kinder Morgan argued natural gas demand in the southeast has been growing over the past decade and will continue to increase, but IEEFA’s comments...
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New focus on Decatur street woes is welcome, say businesses, though some question if it's enough
Decatur Street businesses received good news this week when Mayor Helena Moreno announced a financial relief fund to help make up for lost sales during a long-delayed road project. And while some appreciated the gesture, as well as the attention that City Hall has now focused on the issue, others...
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Laurel business featured in American-made showcase
LAUREL, Miss. (WHLT) – A Laurel, Mississippi, business was selected for a national showcase of American makers in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) highlighted American makers from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico in an online showcase of locally made products. “There is no better way to […]
WTOK
Neshoba County Fair sees massive flea market turnout despite rainy conditions
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Boswell Media Introduces Help Happens Here to Our Local Communities (photo gallery)
Help Happens Here recently held grand opening ceremonies in Carthage, Philadelphia, and Kosciusko to introduce the new online directory to local communities. The events were well attended by business owners, community leaders, and residents who stopped by to learn more about the platform and how it can help connect people with local service providers.