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Business owners bring life to garden space Downtown

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By Hannah Gore
| The Jackson Post
Local business owners Morgan Gallemore of Sonder Finery and Becca Creasy of Gylden Bakehouse have recently begun the collaborative process of reviving an iconic garden space in downtown Jackson. The garden is located beside the new Gylden Bakehouse location at 215 N Liberty Street. The outdoor space has been renamed the “Liberté Social” and will serve as a community gathering space that will be open to the public during Gylden Bakehouse’s regular hours.
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Misfits Market Expo returns to the Hub City

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By Hannah Gore
| The Jackson Post
Posted 5/20/26 Jackson recently saw the return of the Misfits Market Expo at the Jackson Fairgrounds. Spanning over two days, the event drew in significant crowds over the course of the weekend to enjoy shopping, … This item is available in full to subscribers. Username or Email address Password Print and web subscribers If you're a print and web subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one.
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Experts, enthusiasts and entertainers: What’s your L&D mix?

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By Andrew S Gibbons, Hannah Gore, Joanne Lockwood
| TrainingZone Verified
How you see yourself as a learning and development practitioner is important to consider. But so is how you want to be seen by others, and how those you work with actually perceive you. Your credibility and impact depends on projecting yourself as capable of growing talent and enhancing performance. L&D professionals have both similar and very different approaches to building more effective workplaces. Personality, circumstance, expectations, clientele and many other factors influence how you work.
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