Workforce push highlights metro bias and region growth
State advocates outline a plan to attract workers and business across non metro areas, stressing return to growth in smaller cities. Leaders say amenities, cost of living, and quality of life draw job seekers, with programs to place students and midcareer workers in local companies.
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Flags honor veterans as volunteers staff Bets cemetery
Irene Roséne Thomas continues a long Cedar Memorial tradition marking veteran graves near Bets at 708. She coordinates volunteers to place flags on nearly 6 000 plots from early April to mid May, requiring up to three hours per day depending on volunteers. Thomas emphasizes the importance of the task and thanks Cedar Memorial President John Lingey for support.
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Weather patterns shift boosting Mississippi floods study
Storms and flood risks rise as warming climate shifts rain frequency. Scientists note warmer Gulf air and snowmelt-driven flood events increasing since 1960, with Mississippi floods intensifying due to altered weather patterns and heat-trapping emissions.
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