Have you ever wondered where the blue lights are heading? Pursue a career in law enforcement, without giving up your full-time job! The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is now enrolling for the 2022 Law Enforcement Academy Class. Graduates will earn certification as a part-time law enforcement officer from the Mississippi Board of Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Training, which will allow part-time employment with any law enforcement agency.
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Senator Roger Wicker joined General Atomics leaders on June 15 at their Tupelo facility highlighting major investments advancing munitions manufacturing in Mississippi. Officials discussed expanded capabilities supporting U.S. military readiness through automation technology.
FDA records show an inspection took place at Stuart’s Cajun Pickles II., LLC in Pascagoula on March 16 to assess food composition, standards, labeling, economics and biological hazard risks.
The Food and Drug Administration cited Stuart’s Cajun Pickles II., LLC in Pascagoula with 11 violations following a March 16 inspection focused on food quality, labeling and safety standards, as well as foodborne biological hazards, according to FDA records.
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