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“Our country is in the throes of a most painful and unpredictable transition,” contended Maria Kefalas and the late Patrick Carr in Hollowing Out the Middle: The Rural Brain Drain and What It Means for America. “Too many young people in their twenties and thirties are leaving.” Lewis Whitfield, senior vice president of the CREATE Foundation in Tupelo, pointed me to this book written in 2001. The problem described has continued to grow across America and particularly in Mississippi, which was one of only three states to lose population in the latest Census. The 17 counti...

“Our country is in the throes of a most painful and unpredictable transition,” contended Maria Kefalas and the late Patrick Carr in Hollowing Out the Middle: The Rural Brain Drain and What It Means for America. “Too many young people in their twenties and thirties are leaving.” Lewis Whitfield, Senior Vice President of the Create Foundation in Tupelo, pointed me to this book written in 2001. The problem described has continued to grow across America and particularly in Mississippi, which was one of only three states to lose population in the latest Census. The 17 counties ...

Salford bids goodbye to the shop that survived arson, gangsters and thieves - but couldn't fight change Mo's Shalimar in Chapel Street will close its doors for the final time this Sunday Updated Shalimar on Chapel Street in Salford (Image: © Adam Vaughan) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribin...

Boston Massacre topic of DAR essay contest Special to the Star The winners of the American History Essay Contest for 2021 read their original essays about the Boston Massacre for the members of the St Joseph Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the winners’ family and guests at the February DAR meeting. Each essay was written in the first person, with each young patriotic author telling this historic event and its impact on them, friends, and the country from their own perspective. History came to life for the DAR members and the winners’ family and friends as each read...