Economy cries out for education investment

Fri, 11/22/2019 - 8:23am

Every county in Mississippi saw its average income per person increase in 2018, according to recently released federal data. At first glance that’s further indication of a state economy that is slowly building steam following what has been a long recovery from the Great Recession.

 
 
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