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Opinion: Both sides of the data center debate
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (176+ words) The Enterprise Journal Opinion: Both sides of the data center debate If you think a sizable percentage of the American public is undecided about the ongoing construction of data centers around the country, just ask around. It is clear that…...
Jack Ryan: A look at Pike County property values
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (661+ words) This column is about Pike County property values. The topic won’t appeal to everyone, but don’t go read something else just yet. First, a public service: If you grew up watching the Road Runner cartoons, you will enjoy the movie…...
Disillusioned with the healthcare system, these physicians stopped taking insurance
1+ week, 4+ hour ago (1242+ words) Dr. Rasheeda Hall didn’t want to cut her patients’ appointments off after the allotted 15 minutes, but she didn’t have much of a choice. Insurance companies’ billing practices influenced the amount of time she was able to spend with patients and…...
Mac Gordon: Welcome to the new Silicon Valley
1+ week, 1+ day ago (401+ words) With the burgeoning data center industry grabbing most of the economic headlines everywhere, this Labor Day’s workplace is undergoing transformative change. In the Deepest South, which some analysts refer to as the “new” Silicon Valley, some college-educated design engineers will…...
Gatlin discusses youth issues
1+ week, 1+ day ago (162+ words) The Enterprise Journal Gatlin discusses youth issues Marcus Gatlin gave the McComb Rotary Club a brief recap of his work as a North Pike school resource officer, his private security business and his community-building efforts like the Junior Flag Football…...
Jack Ryan: Another good story for local medical care
1+ week, 4+ day ago (722+ words) Two events involving medical care got my attention last week. It’s probably because I wrote a story about each one of them, but both of them are signs that health care in this area is standing firm during difficult times....
A little bit petty, a whole lot creative: Inside Tupelo’s Petty Betty’s Art Studio
1+ week, 4+ day ago (786+ words) Petty Betty’s Art Studio is a lot to take in—in the best possible way. There’s color everywhere, and it’s fabulous. Brightly painted pottery fills shelves and tables. Tiny handprints and footprints have been transformed into flowers and holiday keepsakes....
Friedeman: Parents – time to start raising “different” children
1+ week, 6+ day ago (529+ words) Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman: Children are a precious gift. Parenting in an era where the world wants their attention and is able to get it with relative ease is no easy task. Three cheers for a…...
Supervisor calls for review of mental health agreement
1+ week, 6+ day ago (174+ words) The Enterprise Journal Supervisor calls for review of mental health agreement The county’s agreement with a mental health service provider needs to be reviewed because it may contain errors that are adding to costs, a supervisor said Monday. Supervisor Justin…...
Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell announces he???s running for attorney general
2+ week, 6+ day ago (389+ words) Sean Tindell, commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, announced on Wednesday that he will run in the Republican primary next year for attorney general, Mississippi’s top legal official. Tindell launched his campaign Wednesday morning in Gulfport and began a…...