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Across the Pond and into the Field: Visiting scholar joins MSU Ag Autonomy Institute to ‘rethink the possible’
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Kit Franklin will be the first to point out the irony. He is driven by human connection, but he’s built his career on replacing human hands with machines.
“Automation is just the means to the end. The end is always about helping farmers,” he said.
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Bank of Commerce Appoints Ben Burrell as Senior Vice President, Commercial Relationship Manager
(GREENWOOD, MS – MARCH 20, 2026) – Bank of Commerce is pleased to announce the appointment of Ben Burrell as Senior Vice President, Commercial Relationship Manager, where he will focus on serving commercial clients and supporting business growth across the bank’s markets.
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Attala County Emergency Management Director Danny Townsend announced that Attala Road 3226 will be closed for approximately four months beginning Monday, March 23, due to a bridge replacement project.
The closure is necessary to allow for site work and paving associated with the bridge construction. According to project details, the work includes improvements to transportation infrastructure and is expected to take about 90 working days to complete.
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Hayes Tyler of Kosciusko served as a page for the Mississippi Senate. Pages generally run errands for officials and Senate staff. Hayes is pictured with Lieutenant Governor C. Delbert Hosemann, Jr., who sponsored his visit and Senator Kamesha B. Mumford. Hayes is the son of Bradley and Allison Tyler and attends Kosciusko High School. When asked about the week, Hayes said, "It was interesting to see how the legislative process works and to observe senators working on important issues. I also enjoyed meeting new people and being part of the fast-paced environment."
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