
General Atomics expands in Lee County / UMMC launches new aircare service
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A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production Bang First is a locally owned bank that makes decisions right here at home. Local decisions, local support, and local folks secure if you kid-made the team. Stop by your local bank first branch to learn more. Bang First, neighbors, bankers, friends. Bang First is a member of the IC Medical Housing Lender, Bank NMOS 454063. You're listening to Super Talk News, I'm Caleb Sailor. Defense Weapons Manufacturer General Atomics is expanding its footprint in Lee County. The company announced an $87 million investment into its facility in Shannon. General Atomics plans to build a new 200,000-square-foot manufacturing center to expand its production capabilities. The expansion is expected to be completed by 2028. The company develops and produces weapons like missiles and other technologies for the US military. The University of Mississippi Medical Center's Air Care has officially launched its new fixed-wing service. Officials say Air Care 5 is now operational and available to transport patients who need
specialized care over longer distances. The service is expected to be a game-changer for those in rural areas who have limited access to healthcare. For more Mississippi news, head on over to supertall.fm. A Super Talk Mississippi Media Production
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