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Public gives input on project progress
SUMMARY: The town of Sulligent, Alabama is planning to replace a bridge over State Route 118 and add sidewalks to the project. The Alabama Department of Transportation will begin the bidding process at the end of next year and construction is expected to start in 2025. The public was given a chance to voice their opinions, and the project is estimated to take about 18 months to complete. John McWilliams, a public information officer for ALDOT, expressed gratitude for the community’s support and input during the public involvement meetings. For more news and updates, follow the town on Facebook and Twitter.
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SUMMARY: Von’s Soul Food Catering in Columbus, Mississippi, provides over 400 meals to those in need at Loaves and Fishes every third Tuesday. Since 2018, owner Lavonne Harris has prepared full-course meals for the homeless and hungry. On November 19, a Thanksgiving-themed meal was served, including dressing, vegetables, and dessert. The meals are a special way to support people before the holiday. Volunteers from the community and local businesses assist in serving the meals. Harris also encourages more volunteers and churches to help, as there are days when additional support is needed to serve meals.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi State University (MSU) has launched the Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC) at Mitchell Memorial Library, offering students, faculty, and local residents access to free patent and trademark assistance. As part of a nationwide network linked to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the PTRC helps users navigate patent and trademark searches, application processes, and provides resources like directories of patent attorneys. Designed to support creators, inventors, and entrepreneurs, the center aims to make the patent process more accessible and affordable. The center is located on the second floor of the Mitchell Memorial Library.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi College, a historic institution in Clinton, will change its name to Mississippi Christian University, as announced by the Board of Trustees on November 18. This change aligns with plans for the university’s bicentennial celebration in 2026 and emphasizes its status as a comprehensive institution while retaining the MC brand. In addition to the name change, the college will undergo academic realignments, including the merging of several schools. The football program will be discontinued, with a focus shifting to the remaining 17 sports and facility upgrades. All changes are expected to be completed by the bicentennial.
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