Original Posted on DeSoto Times-Tribune
The DeSoto County School District officially took the wraps off its newest learning facility in a ribbon-cutting event for the new Career Technology Center-West located on Kuykendall Lane off Interstate Blvd. and south of Goodman Road in Horn Lake Thursday morning.
The building, worth about $12 …
Baton Rouge – Entergy Louisiana, LLC announces the addition of two commercial contractual agreements executed in southwest Louisiana.
The contracts – one with Boardwalk Louisiana Midstream and another with Juniper GTL LLC – call for Entergy to supply up to 11.3 megawatts of power to support the companies.
A contract for up to …
Originally Posted on The Dispatch
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State University launched a new branding campaign Tuesday that will promote the university as a leading research institution and attempt to attract a higher level of students and faculty.
The “We Ring True” campaign will aim to raise awareness of the university’s strengths …
Originally Posted on DeSoto Times-Tribune
In an effort to promote a growing business climate in the state of Mississippi, Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann’s office has initiated a website titled, “YallBusiness.”
Called “the first step toward your successful Mississippi business,” Y’all Business provides information Hosemann’s office hopes will help entice firms …
Originally Posted on Arkansas News
LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services said Tuesday it has awarded more than $4 million to Arkansas Community Colleges to support work-based training programs.
The money is provided through the agency’s Arkansas Sector Partnership initiative, which is supported by a U.S. Department of …
Originally Posted on The Advocate
The price of oil is sharply down from last year, but if there’s one thing Louisiana has still got, it’s lots of natural gas at a historically low price level.
That is of course good news for the metropolitan areas of the state, including big refineries …
Originally Posted on nola.com
K10 is over. The commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina was intense, at turns exhausting and exhilarating. I am proud of how our community responded to being placed under the world’s microscope, presenting a narrative that was optimistic but honest: yes, we have come back …
On Friday, Aug. 28, one day before the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall along the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts, Chairman and CEO Leo Denault spoke with CNBC’s Melissa Lee.
