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Madison resident receives state and regional recognition in public relations field - Vimarsana News

Madison resident receives state and regional recognition in public relations field

A Madison resident has received statewide and regional recognition for her work in the field of public relations.  Jan Schaefer, who serves as Director of Communications for the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, was awarded top honors for social media management and social media writing by the Southern Publication Relations Federation, comprised of public relations practitioners from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida.  

Cervical cancer symptoms: 9 signs not to dismiss as 'normal' - Vimarsana News

Cervical cancer symptoms: 9 signs not to dismiss as 'normal'

Almost half of young women believe a key symptom of cervical cancer, irregular bleeding, is 'normal'. How much do you know about the signs of cervical cancer?

Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says - Vimarsana News

Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi has intentionally created hurdles that prevent the majority-Black capital city of Jackson from receiving enough money to…

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Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says - Vimarsana News

Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says

Civil rights group accused Mississippi of hampering the city of Jackson from receiving necessary support for water repairs.

Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says - Vimarsana News

Mississippi impeding funds for Jackson's water, group says

A federal civil rights group complaint says Mississippi is intentionally creating hurdles that prevent the majority-Black capital city of Jackson from receiving