Push on for Infinity contributions

STENNIS SPACE CENTER, Miss. - Former Apollo 13 astronaut Fred W. Haise was at a Mississippi Enterprise for Technology luncheon to discuss the Infinity science center and a push for community contributions. Infinity is being built south of Interstate 10 near the Mississippi Welcome Center and will highlight the science and technology activities at Stennis Space Center. The building is under a fast pace of construction, with the second floor being stood up now. MeET executive director Charlie Beasley pointed out that the Granite Paver program is an excellent way for small and medium sized businesses to contribute. The pavers are available from $3,000 to $15,000. Beasely said the science center is one of the most significant projects in the region for economic development, education, and tourism. About 30 representatives attended from Stennis companies, contractors, and universities. (Source: Tcp, 09/01/10)