SUMMARY: Pearl River Community College held a pinning ceremony for 43 Practical Nursing graduates from their night and weekend programs. Students from three different campuses were recognized, and each student wrote a dedication card expressing gratitude to their supporters. The ceremony included words of encouragement from the Dean, Dr. David Collum, and the graduates received a pin from their instructors. A list of the graduates was provided based on the campus they attended. The LPN program is available for both full-time and part-time students and prospective students must meet all admission requirements before completing the Practical Nursing application, with the deadline to apply being March 1st.

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SUMMARY: Earl Glenn has been promoted to the position of Chief Engineer at the Mississippi Department of Transportation, starting January 1, 2024. His promotion comes as a result of his outstanding leadership and contributions as the District Engineer. Glenn has a proven track record of successful project management and will be responsible for overseeing major infrastructure projects. He has been working with MDOT since 1998 and has held various positions within the organization, demonstrating exceptional leadership and dedication. Glenn expressed his honor in continuing the tradition of making Mississippi highways safer and more efficient for the public.

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SUMMARY: A rare, perfectly synchronized solar system with six planets was discovered 100 light-years away in the constellation Coma Berenices. The star, known as HD 110067, has six gas planets, each two to three times the size of Earth, moving in a synchronized symphony. While this system is not in the habitable zone, it provides a unique target for comparison that can help explain the formation of solar systems in the Milky Way galaxy. It is estimated that only 1-in-100 solar systems have retained this rare synchrony, with outside forces like giant planets or meteor bombardments disrupting most systems.

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