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Report: Inflation cancels out Mississippi teacher pay raise
SUMMARY: Mississippi passed a historic teacher pay raise in 2022, increasing salaries for teachers by over $5,000. The raise was meant to attract and retain teachers in the state, but a report from Mississippi First found that teacher attrition was still high. The report suggests that adjusting teacher salaries for inflation is necessary in order to truly invest in and retain teachers. A survey included in the report found that over half of teachers are likely to leave the classroom within the next year. Financial incentives, such as competitive salaries, are crucial in retaining teachers.
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Farm to Table: Cabbage steaks with butter bean puree
SUMMARY: Chef Katie Dixon from Birdy's Cafe in Mississippi shares her recipe for a favorite Farm to Table dish featuring local vegetables. The dish includes cabbage steaks, butterbean puree, and chimichurri salsa. She starts by slicing and seasoning purple cabbage, then grilling it on medium heat. Meanwhile, she blends butterbeans with pepper, salt, nutritional yeast, lemon juice, and reserved butterbean liquid to make a puree, which forms the dish's base. To finalize, she creates a salsa with parsley, red wine vinegar, onions, pepper, salt, lime juice, red pepper, and garlic. The grilled cabbage steaks are topped with the salsa and served over the puree.
Farm to Table: Cabbage steaks with butter bean puree
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Grove Park used to be an escape for kids; now the fields are worn and tattered
SUMMARY: Sure, please provide the content you would like me to summarize to 100 words.
Grove Park, the legacy of longtime little league coach Walter Cheatham, is no longer the haven for kids it once was.
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Mother of fallen Monroe County deputy upset after someone stole items from son's grave
SUMMARY: Recent cemetery vandalism in West Point, Yabish County, and Amory has drawn attention, with Sergeant Dylan Pickle's grave being notably affected. Sgt. Pickle, who served with the Monroe County Sheriff's Department, died in a traffic incident nearly four years ago. Visitors would leave coins on his grave, which held deep personal significance for his mother, Debbie Pearson. Recently, nearly $10 in coins was stolen, leaving only 4 cents. Other graves in the area have also been targeted. Pearson's cameras previously caught someone stealing solar lights from the site. Authorities urge the public to report any such vandalism to prevent future incidents.
The parent of a fallen Monroe County deputy is upset after someone stole items from her son's grave.
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