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Latest Hattiesburg Fire Department recruit training underway
SUMMARY: The Hattiesburg Fire Training Academy has welcomed a new class of seven recruits for a 14-week training program, which has expanded from the previous 12 weeks due to curriculum updates. Training includes firefighting techniques, hazardous materials response, and emergency medical response, combining physical, hands-on skills with academic instruction covering 32 chapters. The program emphasizes integrity, morals, and discipline to prepare recruits to serve the public effectively. Director of Training, Lieutenant Cody Keys, notes that the recruits will become certified firefighters upon completion, but their education will continue with advanced classes throughout their careers.
Latest Hattiesburg Fire Department recruit training underway.
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Keep Jackson Beautiful expands JXN Recycle program
SUMMARY: Keep Jackson Beautiful, a local nonprofit, is enhancing the city’s aesthetics through the expansion of its recycling program. At the Jackson Zoo, they unveiled a new recycling structure capable of holding 70,000 plastic bottles. Residents must bag their bottles before use and unlock the bin via a QR code on their mobile devices. The organization emphasizes that recyclables should not be considered trash. Since 2022, Keep Jackson Beautiful has successfully collected over 26,000 pounds of recyclable materials, encouraging community participation in maintaining the city’s beauty and promoting sustainable practices.
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Tennessee Valley Authority held an open house Thursday proposing a plan to bring more electricity to
SUMMARY: The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) hosted an open house to discuss proposed transmission system improvements in the Golden Triangle area. Shane Beasley, TVA’s transmission siting manager, announced plans for an 18-mile power line from Clay to Artesia, aimed at enhancing transmission capacity and reliability to support the region’s residential and commercial growth. The event allowed community members to interact with decision-makers and express concerns about the project, including easement payments and structure designs. TVA is currently gathering input, with a preferred route decision expected in Spring 2025 and an anticipated service start date in 2028.
TVA held an open house at the Civic in West Point to hear the community’s thoughts and concerns about their proposed transmission system improvements project.
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Solar Project at Quilly's Magnolia RV Park
SUMMARY: An RV park in Vicksburg is taking significant steps toward sustainability by securing a $1 million loan for a solar energy project, aiming for 95% solar power by 2025. The initiative is driven by a desire to adopt greener practices and reduce the park’s energy consumption, as RV parks typically rely heavily on electricity. The project is expected to create local jobs and enhance the overall visitor experience. The community has responded positively to the initiative, which aligns with growing government support for renewable energy in the RV and camping industry.
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