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Jones College hosts showcase in Wayne County
SUMMARY: Jones College Wayne County Center showcased their utility lineman training program, preparing students for hazardous jobs in the workforce. Students earned multiple certifications including OSHA core, forklift, CPR, and CDL. The program focuses on teamwork and hands-on skills training, with students rotating through different stations to practice grounding and changing insulators. While job placement in the industry is currently a challenge, students have opportunities beyond working for a lineman crew. Jones College plans to offer workforce lineman Academy in May and academic lineman Academy in August. To learn more, visit their website.
Jones College hosts showcase in Wayne County.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi's economy is thriving, with numerous job openings across various industries. The top occupations with the highest number of job openings include registered nurses, fast food and retail workers, managers, supervisors, and physicians. Despite a low unemployment rate, there is a shortage of workers due to factors like baby boomers retiring and the impact of the pandemic on the hospitality industry. Industries with high earnings include healthcare, manufacturing, education, retail, transportation, and public administration. Some in-demand professions include engineering, social work, and medical fields. Experts suggest that an influx of younger workers may help fill the job vacancies in Mississippi.
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SUMMARY: MRA's star athletes, Charles Simpson and Sam Haley, recently signed with colleges after successful high school careers. Simpson, a standout running back, faced challenges due to his size but impressed with his skills, ultimately accepting an offer from Mississippi College. Haley, a talented point guard, overcame disappointment when his original college shut down its basketball program, but persevered and secured a spot at Huntington College. Both athletes are excited to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level and prove their doubters wrong. Their hard work and determination have paid off, and they are looking forward to the next chapter in their athletic journeys.
Two MRA star athletes sign on just before graduation
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SUMMARY: Jackson where MV Transportation, the company that manages J. TRAN, is addressing city council members about a recent two-day call out that left riders stranded. The company is unsure about the reason behind the call out but believes bus drivers may be upset about new safety policies. Many riders spoke out about their dependency on J. TRAN services and expressed frustration over the lack of communication during the call out. The council members are concerned about the impact on riders and are working to prevent future service disruptions. MV Transportation has taken legal action to address the situation and ensure uninterrupted service in the future.
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