We are excited to announce that the 2024 Conference has been rescheduled! It will be in Tupelo August 28-30. Registration forms will be available soon, but hotel registration is now available at the link below. Make your plans NOW to attend! We look forward to seeing you!
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Good morning MSCPM members,After our lunch and learn event on Friday, MS Depart. of Archives and History asked us to share the following information with our members. Each Wednesday they have a "History Is Lunch" (HIL) program that is free and open to the public at the 2 Museums in the Auditorium starting at 12:00 promptly until 1:00. Please invite our MSCPM colleagues regarding today's program. In recognition of African American History Month, there have been some great HIL @ MDAH. Today should be quite interesting. Free coffee, cookies, and water are in the program for the public as well. Below is the link regarding today's HIL.www.mdah.ms.gov/event/history-lunch-grace-elizabeth-hale-pines-lynching-lie-reckoning [mdah.ms.gov]
At noon on Wednesday, February 21, Grace Elizabeth Hale will present “In the Pines: A Lynching, a Lie, a Reckoning” as part of the History Is Lunch series. The program will take place in the Craig...
Jeannie is a great asset to MDOT and a great friend to the MSCPM!It’s time for this week’s #WorkerWednesday, and we want to highlight Jeannie Farmer, a longstanding MDOT employee who keeps the presses running at the MDOT Print Shop.The shop prints maps and plans for infrastructure projects, programs for events, business cards and letterhead for everyday use and brochures and documents for public use. We value Jeannie's efficiency and commitment to maintaining MDOT's processes!
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