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Continental tire company opens training center
SUMMARY: Continental Tire has opened its training center in Clinton, which will boost the local economy. The facility, a partnership with Hinds Community College, will primarily focus on robotics, vertical integration, and automation. The center includes classrooms, computer labs, and technical equipment. The plant is currently under construction and is set to produce tires for commercial vehicles in 2020. It is estimated that about 400 people will be employed initially, with a goal of employing 2,500 by 2028. Governor Phil Bryant assures that Continental Tire is committed to staying in Clinton for the long term.
Continental tire company opens training center
SUMMARY: The weather in South Mississippi is currently pleasant, with temperatures around the mid-50s and no significant cloud cover. Winds have calmed after gusts of 30-35 mph earlier. A high-pressure system is bringing cooler air that will drop temperatures into the 40s tonight, with highs in the mid-60s tomorrow. A more significant cool-down and potential frost will arrive Friday night, with temperatures dropping to 34°F. Warmer weather returns next week with highs in the 70s, but there may be a chance of rain on Thanksgiving. Residents are advised to protect plants from expected frost.
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SUMMARY: Dozens of soldiers from the 177th Armored Brigade at Camp Shelby participated in the annual holiday ruck march to collect food for families in need. Despite rainy weather, the soldiers marched several kilometers along the Long Leaf Trace, carrying non-perishable food donations to the Edward Street Fellowship Center. This effort, now in its eighth year, resulted in over 12,200 pounds of food being collected to support local families during the holiday season. The initiative emphasizes the importance of giving back to the community, especially in challenging times when many are struggling to afford basic necessities.
Soldiers with the 177th Armored Brigade participate in an annual 10k ruck march to donate food to the Edwards Street Fellowship Center.
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SUMMARY: The Glendale shopping center in Amry, heavily damaged by the 2023 EF3 tornado, is finally being demolished, nearly two years after the disaster. The site, which housed a Piggly Wiggly, is being cleared to help the community move on from the trauma associated with the storm. Residents are pleased to see the cleanup, expressing hope for a revitalized entrance to the city. A new investor, who owns the nearby Blue Sky, has acquired the property, although plans for future development remain uncertain. The demolition marks a significant step toward recovering from the tornado’s impact.
The demolition of a tornado-damaged strip mall in Amory is underway.
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