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Interview: Bruce Sawmill Festival happening June 14-15
SUMMARY: Bruce celebrates 33 years of the Saw Mill Festival. Ayra Shaw, crowned Miss Sawmill Festival Queen, shares her excitement and preparations for winning, which included writing a heartfelt essay and attending an interview tea party. Ayra, 17, expresses her passion for the festival, having grown up in Bruce helping her grandfather at his stand. The festival kicks off Friday at 6 PM with vendors and the Cody Riddle Band and continues Saturday at 8 AM with a car show, local bands, and the Down South Band. Ayra invites everyone to experience the friendly community and vibrant activities of Bruce's festival.
The annual event will feature arts and crafts, live music, a car show and food trucks.
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Interview: MHP’s Sgt. Bryan McGee talks Fourth of July travel safety
SUMMARY: The 4th of July holiday is in full swing, with many people already traveling despite the holiday being on Thursday. The Mississippi Highway Patrol is also actively patrolling to ensure safety. Staff Sergeant Brian McGee from Troop F emphasized the importance of public safety, urging travelers to wear seat belts, avoid drinking and driving, and stay aware of their surroundings. This year, the focus is on achieving zero fatalities, with extra units patrolling. Additionally, a job fair will be held on July 13th from 10 to 12 at their New Albany substation. More information and applications are available online at dps.gov.
Travel for the Fourth of July holiday has begun. MHP's Sgt. Bryan McGee talked about roadway safety.
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Lance Evans begins serving as state superintendent of education
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Education and the SBE are introducing Dr. Lance Evans as the new Superintendent of Education. Dr. Evans succeeds Dr. Raymond Morno, who served as interim State Superintendent from July 2023 to June 2024. With a career spanning over two decades, Dr. Evans has experience as a teacher, coach, and principal. He expressed that he is honored and humbled to begin his new role.
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Skilled to Work: Energizing the Electrical Trade
SUMMARY: The trade industry faces a shortage of skilled workers, particularly electricians, as experienced professionals age out. Electricians are essential in installing electrical, lighting, and control systems in buildings. Jeff Franks, Electrical Technology Program Director at ICC, aims to develop a steady stream of skilled workers to meet high demand. Students in the program can work in manufacturing, residential construction, and various environments across the U.S., earning while they learn. The median pay for electricians is over $60,000, with Mississippi requiring a license for the profession. This initiative ensures a continuous supply of proficient electricians, emphasizing safety and expertise.
WTVA's Michelle Martin explains how to get into the electrical trade.
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