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Representing the Meek Foundation’s Class of 2022 scholarship program during a recent social at Northwest Mississippi Community College are, from left, Aaliyah Bridges, Sarah Wolfe, Meg Sinervo, Jarvis Miller, Jessie Willard, Josh Nelson and Christiane Tristan. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Meek Foundation participates in NWCC social
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Thu,10/13/22-1:39PM , 1,436 Reads
Recently, the Ed and Becky Meek Foundation and the foundation’s Class of 2022 scholars were invited to attend the Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation’s Scholarship Social on the main campus in Senatobia.
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Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans for 2022-23 selected
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Fri,10/07/22-1:10PM , 794 Reads
TUPELO – “Our Mississippi” magazine publisher Wesley Wells has announced that 12 individuals have been selected as Mississippi’s Most Influential African Americans for 2022-23.
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Charleston native Percy Townes part of movie premiere.

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Townes has hand in premiere
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Thu,10/06/22-10:08AM , 2,479 Reads
Charleston native Percy “Percy T” Townes last week announced he will play a role in the Oct. 17 premiere of a documentary at the Regal LA Live Theater in Los Angeles.
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Brad Robison, left, CEO of TVIfiber and TVEPA, is pictured with Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Presley approves over $2M during TVIfiber recertification
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Thu,09/29/22-3:24PM , 1,303 Reads
TUPELO — Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley signed orders redesignating the Eligible Telecommunications Carrier (ETC) status of nine local electric cooperative subsidiaries, including TVIfiber, for $9,123,901 in grants to be spent in 2023 from the FCC’s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) for broadband expansion.
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