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Louisiana is capturing carbon emissions with Exxon's help -- but shipping them to other states

One of the world's largest companies has begun employing carbon capture at Louisiana plants -- but it is shipping those emissions by pipeline to Texas and Mississippi for now rather than store them here amid local opposition to the technology. The move by ExxonMobil comes as the landscape shifts in...

Louisiana · 10-05

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LeadingAge Southeast, Mississippi / Louisiana Assisted Living Association complete merger

LeadingAge Southeast and the Mississippi / Louisiana Assisted Living Association have merged, the LeadingAge Southeast announced last week. Through the merger, MS|LALA, the state partner of Argneum, is now part of LeadingAge Southeast, expanding the latter association’s network of providers across Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi and strengthening its representation across the continuum of aging services.

Mississippi · 10-04

Mississippi Today

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Farm worker, 24, dies of heat exposure in North Mississippi

A North Mississippi farm worker died of extreme heat exposure in early September amid one of the hottest summers in recent state history.

Mississippi · 10-01

Animal of Things

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Animal Waste Disposal Laws in Mississippi: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you raise livestock or poultry in Mississippi, you are already subject to a patchwork of state rules that dictate how you store manure, how quickly you must dispose of a dead animal, and how far a carcass or compost pile must sit from a neighbor’s well. These requirements come from at least three separate … This article, Animal Waste Disposal Laws in Mississippi: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Selling Live Animals Online in Vermont: What State and Federal Law Require • Taxidermy Laws in New York: Licensing, Species Rules, and Federal Permits Explained • Vicious Animal Laws in Maryland: What Owners Face After a Bite or Attack

Mississippi · 10-02

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9 Mississippi Storefronts That Have Changed Hands More Than Anyone Can Count

A fire tore through a two-story building on Natchez’s Main Street this July. That building had changed hands many times before. The Natchez Democrat traced the building’s history back more than a century, through a run of national retail names, to this summer’s fire. These are the...

Natchez, MS · 10-01

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Five Star CEO: Jackson Area Deal Was About Saving Members, Employees—Not Taking On Its Past

JACKSON, Miss.— Five Star Credit Union President/CEO Bob Steensma knew exactly what he was looking at when his credit union began considering an acquisition of Jackson Area Federal Credit Union: a deeply troubled institution surrounded by allegations of massive fraud, a balance sheet with an enormous hole in it and a future that was increasingly difficult to see.

Jackson, MS · 10-01

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Entergy awarded $13.7M to strengthen grid reliability, support region’s communities

NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. Energy Department has selected Entergy to receive $13.7 million in federal funding to improve the power delivery to Entergy’s customers and communities and support economic growth across Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. The investment will help the company provide customers with more reliable, affordable electricity by deploying advanced transmission technology to strengthen grid performance and unlock additional transmission capacity.

Louisiana · 10-02

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MBCI economic development director steps down after 32 years

CHOCTAW — John Hendrix, who has served the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians for 32 years, including 21 years as director of economic development, has stepped down to pursue a business venture with his son. A reception honoring Hendrix’s career and service to the tribe was held Sept. 28....

Mississippi · 10-02

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PEDRO CHERRY: CEO & President of Mississippi Power

The descriptive “selfless” is often used to positively describe a business leader, meaning that the individual thinks of no one but others in the course of his or her duties. Pedro Cherry is certainly a leader who puts the needs of his customers and employees first in everything...

Mississippi · 10-02

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Developers aim to bring more grocery stores to Jackson

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – A massive redevelopment project is underway in the City of Jackson. According to the developers, their vision includes everything from affordable housing to grocery stores. Kyle Vogeler said the Papaya Group, LLC, and The Ultimate Fan are working to purchase commercial property across the capital city. Part of their vision is […]

Jackson, MS · 09-30

Pool Magazine

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NTCA Welcomes Jennifer Ibe and Rachel Smith to the Team

Flowood, MS, October 1 – The National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA) is pleased to announce the addition of Jennifer Ibe as Membership and Sponsorship Sales Manager and Rachel Smith as […] The post NTCA Welcomes Jennifer Ibe and Rachel Smith to the Team appeared first on PoolMagazine.com - Get The Latest Pool News .

Flowood, MS · 10-02

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Rising prices continue to impact Mississippians

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Inflation and the conflict between the United States and Iran are contributing to higher prices Mississippians pay everyday. State Economist Corey Miller said inflation did not rise as high as most economists thought it would when the conflict started months ago, but the inflation rate is still 3.5%. According to AAA, […]

Mississippi · 10-02

Mississippi Today

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Mississippi’s brain drain problem starts with the first job, CEO says

Mississippi's brain drain may be curbed by assigning new hires a project, with AI handling some routine preparation while an experienced employee coaches the judgment around it, CEO writes.

Mississippi · 10-02

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7 Property Tax Appeal Steps Mississippians Skip and Regret

Do you think you’d notice the moment a Mississippi county assessor decided your home was worth more?. The Mississippi Department of Revenue says county tax bills typically arrive in November or December, after that year’s chance to challenge the assessment already passed in August. These are the property...

Mississippi · 09-30

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Sprint Mart Expands Through Acquisitions, Store Remodels and Foodservice

Sprint Mart is expanding its footprint while modernizing legacy stores, growing its foodservice programs and investing in technology. Sprint Mart, headquartered in Ridgeland, Miss., is taking a multifaceted approach to growth, methodically increasing its footprint through small acquisitions while refreshing legacy stores to meet modern consumer demands. The chain is...

Ridgeland, MS · 10-01

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Mississippi Business Alliance 2026 General Assembly Held

“Coolest Thing in Mississippi” winner announced at event. The Mississippi Business Alliance (MSBA) held its 2026 General Assembly on September 9 at the Jackson Convention Complex in Jackson. As part of the day-long event, Lockheed Martin was named the winner of the 2026 Mississippi Makers Challenge, presented by MSBA and sponsored by Hancock Whitney bank. Lockheed Martin won the “Coolest Thing Made In Mississippi” designation after votes were tallied for the MSBA contest that began in August with votes being tallied.

Mississippi · 10-02

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Land Bank offers free Genuine MS® memberships for Agritourism Month

JACKSON – Mississippi Land Bank, a member of the Farm Credit System and a financing partner for agriculture and rural communities across 32 counties in northern Mississippi, has announced it will cover the cost of a one-year membership for the first 25 agritourism operations that join the Genuine MS® program, helping more Mississippi agritourism operations promote their business. The initiative is a celebration of October as Agritourism Month.

Mississippi · 10-02

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AG Commissioner calls for fuel relief as Mississippi fuel prices continue to rise

Mississippi farmers and agricultural workers are facing higher costs as fuel prices rise during harvest season. With timber, sweet potatoes and row crops among upcoming harvests, farmers say transportation and production expenses are putting additional pressure on their operations.

Mississippi · 10-01

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Ag. commissioner calls on Mississippi leaders to declare economic emergency, lower fuel costs

JACKSON, Miss. (WTVA) — Mississippi’s agriculture and commerce leader urges his peers to declare an economic emergency to lower fuel costs. Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson said action is needed to help Mississippi’s workers, farmers and the timber industry during peak harvest season. He suggested...

Mississippi · 09-29

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