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MGCCC students train at Mississippi Power Workforce Development and Training Facility
SUMMARY: Mississippi Power has opened a training and development facility on Lorraine Road. The facility will be used to train employees, apprentices, and students. Mississippi Power is partnering with colleges to offer training programs for students to be prepared for the workforce after finishing school. Students can attend a 13-week training course to become linemen. The facility offers indoor and outdoor training sites, allowing training to continue even in bad weather. Mississippi Power sees this program as a way to identify and train the next generation of employees and believes that homegrown talent is the best kind of talent.
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Pathways2Possibilities Career Expo showcasing career paths for local eighth-graders
SUMMARY: The 11th annual Pathways to Possibilities Career Expo is being held at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum, offering eighth graders from South Mississippi the chance to explore careers through hands-on experiences. Featuring 19 career pathways such as law, health science, and marine science, the event expects over 7,000 students from 10 counties. Attendees will engage with professionals, ask career-related questions, and learn about industry opportunities. A study shows that 53% of students are working in fields aligned with Mississippi’s targeted industries. The event emphasizes career exploration and skill development, including options for certifications, two-year, and four-year degrees.
P2P Co-Founder and Project Manager, Karen Sock, is here to with details on what this year’s event has to offer.
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City of Ocean Springs announes new city-wide infrastructure projects
SUMMARY: Ocean Springs is launching over $10 million in infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing residents’ quality of life and supporting sustainable growth. Key initiatives include storm drain improvements on Davidson Road, an Eastside sewer diversion, sidewalk upgrades, and utility enhancements on Washington Avenue. Mayor Kenny Holloway emphasized that these projects are part of ongoing efforts, with $70 million in work completed, funded mostly by grants. The storm drainage projects alone total over $6 million, and the sidewalk upgrades are valued at $700,000. All five projects are expected to be completed by next year.
Ocean Springs is announcing new and exciting infrastructure projects designed to improve the quality of life for those living there.
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Congestion building on I-10 in Harrison County
SUMMARY: Heavy rain has caused significant traffic delays on I-10 eastbound in Harrison County, particularly between the Kelil and MJA Avenue exits due to emergency road repairs. Traffic is backed up to Diamond Head as crews address a pothole that has damaged vehicle tires. One lane near the Kelil exit is closed, contributing to congestion. Roadwork is expected to persist throughout the day, affecting both eastbound and westbound traffic in the area. Motorists are advised to expect delays, especially between Diamond Head and Mingch. Updates on the situation will continue throughout the day.
Eastbound lanes are congested between the Kiln Delisle Road exit and the Menge Avenue exit.
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