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Raising Our Labor Force Participation Rate Should Be Our No. 1 Priority

Raising Our Labor Force Participation Rate Should Be Our No. 1 Priority

by Mississippi Monitor | Jan 4, 2024 | Statewide

By Delbert Hosemann Several years ago, in preparation to work for you as Lt. Governor, we visited with a Mississippi university economist to discuss the economic challenges and opportunities facing our State. Since then, our unemployment rate has dropped to 3.3...
Jason White Elected Mississippi’s 62nd Speaker of the House

Jason White Elected Mississippi’s 62nd Speaker of the House

by Mississippi Monitor | Jan 3, 2024 | Statewide

On January 2, 2024 and the first day of the new year’s Legislative Session, the Mississippi House of Representatives elected Jason White as the state’s 62nd Speaker of the House. In a unanimous vote, 122 members showed their support for the incoming Speaker. Speaker...
Winning statewide office guarantees job security in Mississippi

Winning statewide office guarantees job security in Mississippi

by Mississippi Monitor | Jan 3, 2024 | Statewide

by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today December 31, 2023 The best job security in Mississippi might be winning an election, or in some instances appointment, to one of the down-ticket statewide offices. The seven down-ticket statewide officials will be sworn in to begin...
The 2024 legislative session begins today. Here’s what to expect.

The 2024 legislative session begins today. Here’s what to expect.

by Mississippi Monitor | Jan 2, 2024 | Statewide

by Taylor Vance and Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today January 2, 2024 The new term of the Mississippi Legislature convenes at noon today, with the first order of business being putting in place the mechanisms and leadership to govern for the next four years. The first...
As agriculture has evolved in Mississippi, the state is losing its ‘middle class’ of farmers

As agriculture has evolved in Mississippi, the state is losing its ‘middle class’ of farmers

by Mississippi Monitor | Jan 1, 2024 | Statewide

by Alex Rozier, Mississippi Today December 29, 2023 In the early 1930s, Mississippi had over 300,000 farmers, the most ever recorded for the state in federal census records. The last survey, from 2017, listed just around 55,000. In the 1930s, the average farm size was...
Mississippi investing nearly $17 million in site development

Mississippi investing nearly $17 million in site development

by Mississippi Monitor | Dec 30, 2023 | Statewide

Governor Tate Reeves today announced the state of Mississippi is investing nearly $17 million in site development grants to further develop industrial sites throughout the state. The proposed projects represent Governor Reeves’ continuing commitment to...
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