Senate Training Chairman Dennis DeBar, R-Leakesville, outlines the Senate plan to tweak the Mississippi Enough Training Program funding components for Ok-12 training, then absolutely fund it for the primary time in additional than a decade. The problem is now earlier than the Home, the place the GOP management, together with the governor, has voiced skepticism in regards to the plan. However DeBar stated he’s talked to rank-and-file Home members and believes there may be widespread assist for it.
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by Geoff Pender and Bobby Harrison, Mississippi At present March 20, 2023
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Geoff Pender serves as senior political reporter, working carefully with Mississippi At present management on editorial technique and investigations. Pender brings 30 years of political and authorities reporting expertise to Mississippi At present. He was political and investigative editor on the Clarion Ledger, the place he additionally penned a well-liked political column. He beforehand served as an investigative reporter and political editor on the Solar Herald, the place he was a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning group for Hurricane Katrina protection. Initially from Florence, Mississippi, Pender is a journalism graduate of the College of Southern Mississippi and has obtained quite a few awards all through his profession for reporting, columns and freedom of knowledge efforts.
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Bobby Harrison, Mississippi At present’s senior capitol reporter, covers politics, authorities and the Mississippi State Legislature. He additionally writes a weekly information evaluation which is co-published in newspapers statewide. A local of Laurel, Bobby joined our group June 2018 after working for the North Mississippi Day by day Journal in Tupelo since 1984. He’s president of the Mississippi Capitol Press Corps Affiliation and works with the Mississippi State College Stennis Institute to arrange press luncheons. Bobby has a bachelor’s in American Research from the College of Southern Mississippi and has obtained a number of awards from the Mississippi Press Affiliation, together with the Invoice Minor Greatest Investigative/In-depth Reporting and Greatest Commentary Column.
