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OTHELLO — SkillSource put on its first job fair in Othello Friday at the organization’s Thieme Career Development Center. The event’s coordinator, SkillSource Adult Training Manager Emily Anderson, said the event went very well. “It was incredibly successful. It far surpassed our expectations. The community just responded really well,” she said. “We had 159 job seekers show up, and while a lot of them had never attended an event like that before, they still responded really well to our employers. They were interested, they were eager to be there, and most of them left with job lea...

Local military businesses have yet another reason to celebrate the power of networking within Moore County and the armed services. The new executive director of the Defense Alliance of North

View Comments Good morning Memphis where the Grizzlies are coming off a bad loss in Detroit — the last-placed team in the Eastern Conference and Whataburger announced it is coming back to the area. The pair stopped at the Dr. Benjamin L. Hooks Job Corps Center in Whitehaven to meet with participants and leaders of the local program. "The response to the American Rescue Plan is universal. As we all know, it’s just a start… We really need fundamental investment in our workforce," Emhoff said, adding, "We can't just sit on our hands and expect everything to be OK." Putting feelings over t...

I don't know. i heard fema is supposed to house us. but we haven't heard from fema. we don't know if they're going to help us. we just don't know. >> okay. >> caller: it's devastating. it's scary. >> tammy everett, one of many flood victims now, wondering what's next along the mississippi river. let's bring in meteorologist chad myers on what's happening right now. chad, a tough story to hear, but are things getting better anywhere? >> no, water there in tuneca going up, vicks berg going up. finally memphis is cresting -- i don't want to say crested, because this water is going to be at the sa...

Personal information. that's a live picture. cnn in-depth on these troubled waters all lies on the swollen mississippi, cresting at levels not seen in 70 years in memphis, tennessee. thousands of people evacuated, including tammy everett. she joins us by phone from a shelter in tuneca, mississippi. tammy, tell us what happened to you. >> caller: i got evacuated out of my home. and tuneca is cut off. and the water has come up so high, we couldn't get our stuff out. there's like 300 people who lost their whole house. and they couldn't get their clothes and belongings. and some people up here d...