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Solar eclipse 2024: How to stay safe when driving - SuperTalk Mississippi - Vimarsana News

Solar eclipse 2024: How to stay safe when driving - SuperTalk Mississippi

While Mississippi isn’t in Monday’s total solar eclipse path, a good bit of the show in the sky will still be visible and officials are asking drivers to not let road safety be overshadowed. The Mississippi Department of Transportation issued the following tips with the eclipse peak to occur just...

Why? Mississippi Development Authority - Vimarsana News

Why? Mississippi Development Authority

Bill Cork, Mississippi Development Authority, shares how ready sites, workforce training, and strategic location support speed-to-market.

Mississippi has the highest rate of preventable deaths in the US, health official says - Vimarsana News

Mississippi has the highest rate of preventable deaths in the US, health official says

Mississippi's State Health Officer says even as the state improves some of its poor health outcomes, more of its people die preventable deaths than residents of any other state.

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Is Mississippi a Desirable Place to Live? (The Pros & Cons) - Vimarsana News

Is Mississippi a Desirable Place to Live? (The Pros & Cons)

While Mississippi may not have the best reputation among the states, it has recently become a more intriguing destination for those considering a move. Is

Five in a row: Mississippi unemployment rate breaks record again - Vimarsana News

Five in a row: Mississippi unemployment rate breaks record again

(The Center Square) — While Mississippi set another new all-time low for its unemployment rate in July, its labor force participation rate declined for a second consecutive month.