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Can you help me get a job?
By Dr. Scott Alsobrooks/Guest Columnist
Over the course of a typical week I have many people ask for career guidance, or help with getting a job. Of course I will ask several questions, such as what the person’s interests are, prior educational experiences and about prior work experience. Many times the conversation will lead to something about the desire to “stay close to home.” -
First Impressions report makes big impression on locals
The Miss. State University community assessment and improvement group visited Picayune in June of 2012 and conducted their “First Impressions” study. Based on their assessment, team member Jeremy Murdock, presented their findings to community members on Thursday, in Council Chambers at City Hall.
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Economic development requires skilled labor
Picayune Mayor and Economic Development Director Dr. Ed Pinero and Pearl River Community College Vice president Dr. Scott Alsobrooks share a vision of economic growth and prosperity for the Pearl River County area through industry relocation. It is a vision which is also shared by Pearl River County Supervisor Patrick Lee.
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Sho-Nuff BBQ & Catering
Located at 2018 Hwy 11 N., in Picayune, Sho-Nuff BBQ & Catering held its Chamber Ribbon Cutting on Thursday.
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Consequences to not investing in our children
Dr. Scott Alsobrooks/Guest Columnist
Do you remember the third grade? For many of us who do, it was probably a time of fun and child's play. Never did we realize the importance of the things that we were learning. We learned the multiplication tables and basic division. -
Quantity versus quality
By Dr. Scott Alsobrooks/PRCC/Guest Columnist
The length of the school year seems to be a hotly debated topic as of late; especially with the move that the Mississippi Legislature made to move the start date for public education back to late August. Some school districts indicated that to counteract this the district would just add time on the back end and extend the school year later into May and possibly into June. The Legislature countered this idea dictating that this countered the intent of the law. The intent of the law is to provide families with extra summer vacation time which will boost the economy of the coast and other regions via tourism.
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TITLE: Officers and Directors Named For The Greater Pine Belt Community Foundation
The Greater PineBelt Community Foundation has named officers and directors for 2013.
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Curves® of Picayune Introduces new weight loss program that burns more fat than diet alone
Curves of Picayune knows that most people who are serious about losing weight know that they won’t get the results they want by just dieting. They also need to exercise and they need encouragement to stick to the plan.
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Greater Picayune Area Chamber Ribbon Cutting
The new Picayune Tractor Supply Company store will hold its grand opening on Saturday, January 12th, with specially priced merchandise through Sunday the 13th, according to store manager Chuck Lorenz. The store officially opened for business January 5th.
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Planning for progress in Pearl River County
By Dr. Scott Alsobrooks/Guest Columnist
A recent headline in the Clarion Ledger (http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20130109 /OPINION/ 301090012/Nissan-Canton-marks-10-years) recounts the 10 years of progress encountered by Canton, Miss. and the surrounding area, since the announcement that Nissan would build a large automotive manufacturing plant bordering Interstate 55 back in 2003. The author, Dan Bednarzyk who is Plant Manager for the Canton Plant, cites several outstanding statistics marking the renaissance of the area. - More Business Headlines
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