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Clinton Boulevard Visioning Tour to explore redevelopment opportunities
Main Street Clinton, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce and Connect West invite you to participate in a Visioning Tour along Clinton Boulevard. This collaborative event, the first of its kind in Clinton, will give realtors, developers, business owners and members of the public an opportunity to tour the area and re-envision what existing properties and available spaces could become.
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New $2.1M Janus facility set for Mississippi
GREENWOOD, Miss. (WJTV) – Gasifier manufacturer Janus Organization will locate operations in Greenwood. The project represents a corporate investment of nearly $2.1 million and will create 13 jobs. According to the company, Janus’ gasifiers are used in the treatment of specialty wastes, including medical, pharmaceutical and rubber tire feedstock. The gasifier technology breaks down waste […]
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New Toys “R” Us store opens at Outlets of Mississippi
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Annual Governor’s Job Fair set for Tuesday
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) — The Annual Governor’s Job Fair in Vicksburg is set for Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Vicksburg Convention Center. Admission is for the event. Whether applicants are searching for their first job, a career change, or the next step...
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Co-Lin names Chris Hinton Executive Director of Workforce Education
Copiah-Lincoln Community College has named Christopher "Chris" Hinton as Executive Director of Workforce Education. Hinton brings nearly 20 years of experience in economic development, workforce initiatives, business and industry engagement, and organizational leadership to the position. In his new role, Hinton will lead Co-Lin's workforce education efforts across the college's...
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Eric's First Alert: NOAA aircraft investigating Gulf
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Securing the Coast Strengthens the Gulf Coast’s Defense Industry
GULFPORT (GG) — The Mississippi Gulf Coast has long helped build the ships, aircraft, and technology that support the nation’s defense. On Tuesday, September 29th, regional leaders turned their attention to protecting the digital information behind that work. About 40 business owners, information technology professionals, educators, and students gathered for Securing the Coast, a one-day cybersecurity seminar held in the new STEM Building at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Harrison County Campus in Gulfport. The event focused on the federal cybersecurity standards facing companies within the Defense Industrial Base, including the small businesses that supply products and services to larger defense contractors.