Adam Ganucheau
Editor-in-Chief and Politics Reporter at Mississippi Today
@MSTodayNews editor. The future of Mississippi is all that's on my mind.
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3 days ago |
mississippitoday.org | Adam Ganucheau
Mississippi is the beating heart of American culture. Our writers have reshaped literature, our musicians have birthed modern genres, our freedom fighters have given voice to the nation’s conscience. From Welty and Faulkner to Jesmyn and Kiese, from Robert Johnson to Jimmie Rodgers, from Ida B. Wells to Medgar Evers, Mississippi’s influence on American culture isn’t just important — it’s foundational.
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gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau
It’s been said that juggling personal and professional obligations can be like juggling glass and plastic balls. Not every family ball is glass, and not every work ball is glass either. Determining which obligation takes priority – to keep all the balls in the air – takes time, effort, and dedication.
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gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau
Employee leave laws are incredibly complex with overlapping regulations, evolving expectations, and legal landmines. As a result, employers often can’t see “the forest for the leaves” and can be left tangled in confusion and exposure, trying to navigate the FMLA, the ADA, the PWFA, and state and local laws and internal policies all at once.
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gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau
In a recognition that peak legal talent rises to the top, and that iron sharpens iron when defending corporations in Louisiana, four Galloway Johnson Tompkins Burr & Smith attorneys were recognized by the Louisiana State Bar Association as the state’s top young lawyers who are making exceptional contributions to the legal profession.
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mississippitoday.org | Adam Ganucheau
Mississippi Today won the inaugural Peter F. Collier Award for Ethics in Journalism for its coverage of the ongoing state welfare scandal investigation in the face of a lawsuit against the newsroom from former Gov. Phil Bryant. The Collier Award, administered by New York University’s Ethics and Journalism Initiative and judged by esteemed national journalists, celebrates journalism that meets the highest ethical standards in the face of pressure or incentives to do otherwise.
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The VP is right to acknowledge the incredible Mississippi Miracle. But his boss' proposed cuts have already put national testing and tracking in serious jeopardy. If Trump gets his way, we'll have no way of knowing if the Mississippi Miracle even exists. https://t.co/jGeud2T5NP
This is pretty incredible. Smart education reform drastically improved Mississippi's schools.
Getting a close-up view of @MarshallRamsey's work has been unforgettable. A generational talent whose reach is limitless. Everyone @MSTODAYnews will miss him, but what a cool new role! FYI: Word on street is he's gonna keep drawing. Don't get too comfortable, politicians. 👀
After six years with Mississippi Today, Marshall Ramsey will be leaving the newsroom to launch the Mississippi Media Lab at the University of Mississippi’s School of Journalism and New Media. https://t.co/1BBn04lqF9
“The dismissal was widely applauded by press freedom groups that viewed the suit as an effort to punish Mississippi Today and its journalists for scrutinizing government officials.” https://t.co/S4kbLfcw4J
