SUMMARY: Nicole Evers-Everette, granddaughter of civil rights icons Medgar and Myrlie Evers, has been missing since Sunday. Last seen at her Duluth, GA apartment, she was last in contact with her mother at 5:55 p.m. that day. Family spokesperson Chris Fleming expressed concern for her well-being, noting that Nicole suffers from a medical condition requiring daily medication, and she has been unreachable. Her car was reported in McDonough, GA on Monday night. The family is collaborating with law enforcement and urges the public to report any sightings to the Gwinnett County Police Department at 770-513-5700.

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SUMMARY: Singing River Health System has been recognized by Forbes as one of America’s best in-state employers for 2024, highlighting its commitment to an inclusive and growth-oriented workplace. CEO Laurin St. Pe emphasized that this recognition reflects employee contributions to the organization’s success and quality of care. Initiatives to enhance employee satisfaction include the Employee Engagement and Retention Council, leadership programs, and access to thousands of learning modules. Additionally, the Singing River Healthcare Academy provides hands-on training for various medical careers, aiming to meet Mississippi’s increasing healthcare demands. The assessment was based on a survey of over 160,000 employees.

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SUMMARY: Two years after a water crisis left over 100,000 residents of Jackson, Mississippi, without clean drinking water, federal authorities are seeking public input for long-term solutions. The EPA and Department of Justice will hold two meetings on October 10 and 11 at Jackson State University. The water system is currently managed by interim manager Ted Henifin, who plans to stay until 2027. State leaders have attempted to create a water authority but faced opposition. Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba proposes creating two boards for management. The public can also submit feedback via email until October 31.

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