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How Birmingham companies are breaking autism barriers in the workplace - Birmingham Business Journal

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By John L. Pitts Verified
| Birmingham Business Journal Verified
Employers and companies struggling these days to find eager, qualified workers may be overlooking a strong, if hidden, talent pool — neurodivergent candidates, including those with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, Asperger’s syndrome and similar conditions. “It’s one of Alabama’s best-kept secrets,” said Nick Votava, a Homewood-based vocational supervisor for the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services.
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Starkville's Richardson wins Green Street Mile

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By John L. Pitts Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
TUPELO – Slater Richardson misses competitive running now that his days at Mississippi State are through. So he gladly made the effort to be on the starting line at 7 a.m. for Tupelo's annual Green Street Mile. After all, he's been here before. At the finish line, the 22-year-old Richardson, who's from Starkville, was first in 4 minutes and 31 seconds. He won the 2020 race in 4:30 and also won here in 2017. "I miss racing," he said. "We used to run here in high school and sometimes in college.
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Former Alabama standout wins Gum Tree 10k with ease

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By John L. Pitts Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
TUPELO - On a morning when rain was forecast but never arrived, one runner reigned supreme. Vincent Kiprop ran away from the field to win Saturday morning's 44th Gum Tree 10k, breezing home in 32 minutes, 21 seconds in his first time on the course. Runner-up Ethan Mines, from Panama City, Florida, was a distant second in 33:39. Tupelo High School runner Jaheim Bridges, 17, was third in 34:07.
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