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Perry County to house first U.S. “green steel” plant
SUMMARY: The big news is that a “green steel” plant is slated to be built in Perry County, becoming the country's first of its kind. This plant will use clean hydrogen instead of coal to reduce carbon emissions and create jobs in the area, with nearly 7,000 jobs expected between the Perry County facility and another facility in Ohio. The project is a part of a $1.5 billion investment by the Biden administration to reduce pollution. Local businesses and contractors are expected to benefit from the project, and it is hoped to have a positive ripple effect on the community. More updates will follow on the project's progress.
A new “green steel” plant will soon put Perry County on the map for clean energy manufacturing and create hundreds of new jobs.
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SUMMARY: Former gang member John Knight is now an intervention specialist working to steer young people away from gang violence in Jackson, Mississippi. Gang activity in the city is on the rise, with smaller factions associated with larger gangs like the Vice Lords and Gangster Disciples. Law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, are actively tracking and targeting these gangs. Gang members often boast about their activities on social media, leading to arrests. The city's police chief acknowledges the gang problem and is seeking to address it with a combination of law enforcement and community outreach. Knight continues to work both inside and outside of prison walls to help prevent young people from getting involved in the gang lifestyle.
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SUMMARY: The Jimmy Rogers Festival continues with Jimmy Jam at the max featuring local musicians showcasing their talents. The event, hosted by Steve Wilkerson, drew a large crowd with drinks available for purchase. Lana Bron expressed excitement for the festival and the upcoming talent competition. Tickets are still available for Thursday and Saturday's events, with Thursday's concert featuring the Royal Horses. Elvis famously competed in the talent competition in the past. Those interested in purchasing tickets can visit the festival's website. The festival is a beloved tradition in the community, celebrating the legacy of Jimmy Rogers.
Steve Wilkerson was a host, and this was a free event with drinks and refreshments available for purchase.
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SUMMARY: The Golden Eagles took the lead and won 7-4 in a game, marking their eighth consecutive win. The Russell Christian Academy Lady Warriors softball team clinched their second straight ACAA softball title by defeating Tuscaloosa Christian 24-10. Coach David Holyfield and his team were named the Total Pain Care Team of the Week for their success. To nominate your team, visit the sports tab on the website and click on the Team of the Week tab to find the link for nominations.
Team of the Week: Russell Christian Academy Softball
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