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Mississippi Senate study committees to address Jackson economy, housing

Economy · Mississippi

Mississippi Senate study committees to address Jackson economy, housing

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Two new committees in the Mississippi Senate have been tasked with taking a look at ways to boost Jackson’s economy and addressing a shortage of affordable housing.See the Story

Fourth Teen Arrested in Connection with Death of Grenada High's Ayden Reno

Grenada · Grenada

Fourth Teen Arrested in Connection with Death of Grenada High's Ayden Reno

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A fourth teenager has been arrested in connection with the death of Grenada High School junior and Chargers football player Ayden Reno, whose body was discovered early last week near a small city park.See the Story

Entergy starts spending money

Grenada, Mississippi · Grenada

Entergy starts spending money

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Last week, Entergy had a press conference celebrating their plans to spend an additional $300 million in electrical grid upgrades on top of the $600 million it recently spent. That’s $900 million total.See the Story

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