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Madison County Journal
Belle Terre residents will vote on proposed Kroger
GLUCKSTADT — Residents of the Belle Terre subdivision, who hold contractual veto power over large retail developments on the site, will decide the fate of a proposed Kroger at Bozeman Road and Gluckstadt Road. The proposed 87,000-square-foot grocery store would sit on 16 acres of a 39-acre parcel at...
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Squatters in house for sale by out of town property owners plague neighborhood
Madison County Journal
Hundreds attend inaugural Gluckstadt Madison Business Alliance gathering
GLUCKSTADT—Hundreds gathered Tuesday for the Gluckstadt Madison Business Alliance’s first annual Elevate Conference. The conference was a success, according to Elizabeth Tyler, executive director of the Gluckstadt Madison Business Alliance. Tyler said the alliance is already planning year two. "What a great morning we had for Elevate, Central...
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The Clarion Ledger
Jackson airport takeover lawsuit isn’t stopping terminal plans, CEO says
The fight over who controls Jackson’s airport isn’t stopping plans to overhaul its terminal, airport officials say. Jackson Municipal Airport Authority CEO Rosa Beckett said Monday, Oct. 26, that the authority can continue moving the project forward while litigation over a state effort to replace the current airport authority remains unresolved. “Right now, there isn't a constraint with us moving forward because we have to deliver the service to the community regardless of the litigation,” Beckett said. Beckett's comments came after airport commissioners selected a development team to lead a proposed overhaul of Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport. The preliminary plan includes a new departure concourse, a single security checkpoint and demolition of the west concourse. The project is moving into design and negotiations. A total construction price and a final financing plan have not been established. Asked whether the takeover case could disrupt those plans, Beckett said the airport already continues operating under its existing governance while the lawsuit is active. “So we continue to have to operate the airport and provide services to the community,” Beckett said. “And so we have that autonomy to do that, and we've been doing that for the past 10 years.” Understanding Jackson's
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SpaceXAI Faces $6.1M MDEQ Penalties Over Southaven Sites
Mississippi environmental regulators are seeking millions from the company behind the SpaceXAI data center operations in Southaven. Potential SpaceXAI MDEQ penalties total about $6.1 million, according to a quarterly report the company’s parent filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week. The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality...