www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-07-30 19:43:20

SUMMARY: Former Meridian mayor Percy Bland has joined the Dream Exchange as an investor. The Dream Exchange aims to become the first minority-controlled, licensed stock exchange, focusing on creating equal access to a fair and ethical marketplace. Bland shares the organization's mission to support small and emerging companies in securing capital in the free market. He is particularly impressed by their commitment to serving underserved communities and enabling competition with larger firms. Excited about this venture, Bland values the freedom of entrepreneurship and appreciates the principles driving the Dream Exchange's efforts.

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www.youtube.com – WTOK-TV – 2024-07-30 19:43:12

SUMMARY: Mississippi State University Meridian has appointed Dr. David B as the interim administrative head of its Campus, which includes the College Park and downtown Raleigh Center campuses. Dr. B, a Mississippi native, is a seasoned administrator with experience in Modern Health Sciences and Outreach. He currently serves as the state health specialist for MSU Extension, overseeing research-based public health education across Mississippi's 82 counties with over $16 million in federal funding. He succeeds Dr. Terry Dale Cruz, who held the position for eight and a half years, with no official reason provided for Cruz's departure.

MSU Meridian has announced Dr. David Buys as the school's Interim Administrative Head of Campus, replacing Dr. Terry Dale Cruse.

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www.youtube.com – 16 WAPT News Jackson – 2024-07-30 19:24:28

SUMMARY: Germantown High School recently celebrated the ribbon-cutting of a new wing of classrooms as part of a $44 million project to accommodate its growing student population. Principal Cody Zumbro emphasized the benefits of providing teachers with modern classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology, alleviating the reliance on portable trailers. The project, funded by the Madison County School Board, adds 96,000 square feet, including 24 new classrooms and an upcoming performing arts center. Superintendent Ted Poore expressed pride in the school's growth since its opening in 2011, reinforcing the positive impact on student learning and opportunities, particularly for special education.

Germantown High School unveils 24 new classrooms

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