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SUMMARY: As the primary elections approach in Mississippi, Congressman Mike Iselle highlights his lifetime of public service, from starting as a patrolman to becoming Sheriff of Jackson County. He emphasizes his track record as a law enforcement officer and his commitment to serving the public. Iselle has sponsored and co-sponsored numerous bills and assisted over 1,000 people with various issues. He recounts helping a discriminated World War II veteran regain his medals. Endorsed by President Trump, Jim Jordan, and Steve Scalise, Iselle promises to continue fighting for the values of south Mississippi in Congress. Voters are urged to reelect him based on his dedication and experience.
With just days to go until Mississippi's primary elections, we continue reaching out to candidates that will be on the ballot.
SUMMARY: Denise Smith from the American Red Cross discusses the upcoming Robert McKian Blood Drive happening on Wednesday. The drive honors fallen officers, including Officer McKian who was killed in the line of duty in 2019. The event aims to replenish the blood supply for those in need, such as officers and patients requiring blood for surgeries. Denise encourages eligible individuals to donate as only 3% of the population donates, despite 30% being eligible. The drive will take place at the Buuy Visitors Center on May 1st, with various incentives for donors. Pre-registration is encouraged, and rapid pass can help speed up the donation process.
SUMMARY: The content explains that networking is a crucial skill for career growth, as it allows individuals to build relationships with key contacts and create opportunities for advancement. It emphasizes the importance of being genuine and showing interest in others, rather than just focusing on personal gain. The article also discusses the benefits of maintaining a diverse network, as it can provide access to different perspectives and resources. Overall, networking is seen as a valuable tool for professional development and should be approached with sincerity and a willingness to engage with others.
SUMMARY: This morning, a group from the Mississippi Foraging Community Facebook page gathered for a plant walk in Hancock County to learn about plant identification and medicinal uses. The group, led by Destiny Pollster, aims to reconnect with nature and learn how our ancestors used plants for survival. Around 15 people participated in the walk, eager to discover the benefits of plants found in the great outdoors. Melissa Miner led the walk for the first time, inspired by the knowledge shared by Joseph, the group administrator. The group is passionate about sharing their findings with others and ensuring that this valuable information is passed down to future generations.
A group with the Mississippi Foraging Community Facebook page gathers to learn more about plant identification, medicinal uses, and more.
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