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To The Thompson Report on the Second Congressional District of Mississippi. Inside you will find information about the district, grants, legislative actions and more. My monthly newsletter will be distributed by email to constituents.
Today, United States Representative Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) announced the National Science Foundation has awarded $1,199,998 to Alcorn State University to meet the demand of well-trained STEM teachers by preparing and supporting Scholars to become teachers at the elementary or secondary level in rural Southwest Mississippi in high-need school districts.
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To The Thompson Report on the Second Congressional District of Mississippi. Inside you will find information about the district, grants, legislative actions and more. My monthly newsletter will be distributed by email to constituents.
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Reps. Bennie Thompson and Mark Green Introduce Legislation to Boost Rural Hospitals
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Reps. Bennie Thompson and Mark Green Introduce Legislation to Boost Rural Hospitals
WASHINGTON – Reps. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) and Mark Green (R-TN) will introduce a new bipartisan piece of legislation today designed to boost rural hospitals called the Rural Health Care Access Act of 2019.
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Congressman Thompson Votes on Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act
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To The Thompson Report on the Second Congressional District of Mississippi. Inside you will find information about the district, grants, legislative actions and more. My monthly newsletter will be distributed by email to constituents.
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Congressman Thompson’s Statement on Mississippi’s Storm Damage
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Bennie G. Thompson released the following statement on Mississippi’s Storm Damage:
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WASHINGTON—U.S. Representative Bennie G. Thompson released the following statement on passing of the National Resources Management Act
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During this year's competition we had 20 schools to participate and 6 of those schools were represented. There were 295 art pieces entered.
2019 Art Competion Winners
1st Place: Lonagcio Smith, II – Greenville High School
2nd Place: Charles Rounds – Power APAC
3rd Place: Triston Hathcock – Riverside High School
The National Park Service (NPS) held public meetings to support the preservation of African American civil rights sites and the legacy of civil rights leaders.