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CAROLINE STANTON – THE DIGITAL EQUITY COORDINATOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA
SUMMARY: Caroline Stanton, the Digital Equity coordinator at the University of West Alabama, discussed a new Grant pilot program focused on connecting minority communities in rural areas. The grant was awarded by the US Department of Commerce and the National Telecommunication and Information Administration. The program aims to bring broadband and reliable internet to underserved areas like Sumter and Green County in Alabama. The program includes installing fiber, offering broadband access through Wi-Fi devices, digital equipment, and digital literacy training events. The program also plans to provide support and training to faculty, students, and minority business enterprises. Training events are available in various towns within a certain radius of Livingston, with topics changing each month.
CAROLINE STANTON – THE DIGITAL EQUITY COORDINATOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA
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Salute to Excellence 2024 Kemper Academy and Southeast High School
SUMMARY: East Mississippi Oral and Facial Surgery sponsors a salute to Excellence event to honor top students from schools in the viewing area who have achieved high academic success. The event recognizes the hard work and dedication of these students, wishing them the best for their future. Congratulations to the class of 2024 for their achievements.
Salute to Excellence 2024 Kemper Academy and Southeast High School
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High school students in New Albany were part of a special type of signing day
SUMMARY: High school students in New Albany participated in a special signing day event for the Impacto program, which prepares students for careers in industry and technology. Over 85 students from Union County and New Albany High School signed up for paid summer internships through this program, which partners with businesses and industries. School leaders believe that this program helps students become active and productive members of society by giving them opportunities to succeed before leaving high school. The goal is to improve the community and keep talented individuals in Mississippi, either by working locally or contributing to the state's overall development. Various businesses and industries are involved in offering these internship opportunities.
Over 85 students are a part of the IMPACTO program.
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Atmos Energy performing safety survey in Tupelo
SUMMARY: Atmos Energy crews are conducting a safety survey in Tupelo, checking for natural gas leaks. The crews are in white SUVs with flashing lights and Atmos Energy logos, moving slowly through neighborhoods to accurately survey the gas system. Residents should not be alarmed if they see these trucks late at night. If a leak is detected, Atmos Energy will prioritize it based on severity. This survey is part of routine maintenance to ensure the safety of the natural gas system in the area.
Atmos Energy is performing a safety survey to check for leaks in Tupelo.
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