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2 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 CONSTRUCTION

Glass, Inc., has grown to one of the largest glazing companies in the Southeast in the past 20 years By BECKY GILLETTE mbj@msbusiness.com

Kristen Smith has a vivid memory of being eight years old and sitting in the lap of her father, Robert Smith Jr., while he designed a logo for a new company he had founded, Glass, Inc., with six other people in July 1999. “In that moment, I had no way of knowing how special that memory would be for me twenty years later, as he and the entire Glass, Inc., team have built one of the largest glass companies in the Southeast,” said Kristen, who is handles communications and public relations for Glass, Inc. “I remember watching him hustle, striving to satisfy customers and make ends meet. Much of his time was spent building meaningful, long-lasting relationships with people. Robert Smith Jr. He built genuine relationships with people from the very start and I believe that’s why he has been so successful.” Kristen said her father instilled in her at an early age that people do business with people they like. “It isn’t about the sale,” he said. “It’s about the connection you have with people and how you relate with them. If you get to do business with them, well, that’s just a bonus.” One of those people that Glass, Inc., has done business with from the beginning is Williams “Bill” G. Yates Jr., who heads the largest construction firm in the state. Yates said when he first met Robert Smith, he worked for a large glass company and has just been transferred to Meridian. “He was assigned to one of our projects and that project was behind schedule,” Yates said. “Our first discussion was somewhat tense, but Robert stepped up and made things happen. And since that time, he has always made things happen in a very positive way.” Since founding Glass, Inc., the company has collaborated with Yates Construction on a large number of projects, many of them showcase projects such as Turquoise Place in Orange Beach, Ala., the MAX in Meridian and the CenturyLink’s headquarters in Shreveport, La. “Glass, Inc., has outstanding skilled employees who are committed to a culture of safety and quality, and they are devoted to providing the best services and products to their clients,” Yates said. “Whether the project is large or small, Robert and Glass, Inc., respond like it is the most important project they have ever had.”

Courtesy of Glass Inc.

Century Link Headquarters in Monroe, La.

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Turquoise Place in Orange Beach, Ala.

Smith attributes their success to a couple of factors. One, he had close to 20 years of experience with glass before helping found the ﬁrm. They could take on large projects because they had the expertise to do them. He also attributes much of their success to having a good relationship with Yates Construction. Glass, Inc., did a lot of jobs for Yates during the casino building boom days in the state. Work expanded to surrounding states including beach condominium projects in Florida and Alabama.

The company went from doing $50,000 to $100,000 glass projects to doing million-dollar glass projects. “We have done more than 3,000 commercial glazing project all over the Southeast,” Smith said. “For the Children’s Museum in Jackson, we bought the materials and installed all the glass material on the inside and outside of the building. Our slogan is we do anything from window panes to skyscrapers. Our biggest commercial project to date, the Turquoise Resort in Orange

Beach, Ala., included 30-story and 24-story buildings. We have done about 100 towers in the Panhandle of Florida and the Coast of Alabama.” Smith said in the past 20 years since Glass, Inc. was founded, glass has become increasingly popular. “Most architects these days are trying to add more glass,” Smith said. “To make a building almost feel like you are outside has been the trend over the past 20 years. It has also gotten a lot more technical than it used to be. Forty years ago, clear, clear insulated and tinted insulated glass were the three major categories of glass. These days, there are high performance coatings to make them more energy efficient. And we are putting in a lot of hurricane impact systems. If something is blown into it, the glass stays together like a windshield in a car protecting the inside of building from having windows blown out.” While much of the work has been new construction, the company also has done retrofitting jobs such as putting in hurricane impact glass systems after Hurricane Ivan. Currently the company is retrofitting the former World Trade Center in New Orleans, La. installing new hurricane impact glass systems in what will be a Four Seasons hotel. The company has underway a big project at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, a ten-story building for ALSAC, the fund-raising side of St. Jude’s. That project is nearly finished while they are in the middle of a huge project to build a research tower on the campus. No two projects are the same. “You are always working on something different,” Smith said. “It is not a monotonous work. Every building looks different. Each project has its own challenges. There are always issues that arise on construction jobs. Experienced companies know how to get in there and solve the problems, and keep it going. The key to our success is we have been doing it a long time, and having good, seasoned employees with a lot of experience. That is why we are one of the top glazing companies in the Southeast.” Other family members involved in the business include Robert’s wife, Beverly Smith, who is chief financial officer, his son, Rob Smith, manager of the Gulfport office and his son, Justin Smith, a project manager\estimator out of the Meridian corporate office. Currently it has about 85 full time employees. On any given day, there may be another 85 temporary employees for big jobs. For more information, see the website glassincorporated.net.

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4 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 MANUFACTURING

Nissan cites progress getting rid of showroom freebies » Carmaker insists it U.S. layoffs over ‘for now’ By TED CARTER mbj@msbusiness.com Major Mississippi employer Nissan Motor Co. has decided its best bet for a U.S. recovery after a pair of awful quarters is not to sell more cars but to make more money from each car sold. Forget “market share” for now, said Nissan global controller and CFO-designate Stephen Ma, in a mid-November press conference. Instead, he said, think “quality” sales, a term the automobile executive defines as transactions with limited showroom sweeteners. The new emphasis comes after profits for the first half of fiscal 2019 fell to half of previous year levels. In the first quarter alone, companywide operating profits plunged 98.5 percent to $14.80 million and fell 70 percent in the second quarter that ended Sept. 30 to $278 million. Nissan’s new chief executive, Makoto Uchida, conceded the headwinds a day after taking his post on Dec. 1, repeatedly acknowledging the company was in an “extremely harsh situation,” the Associated Press reported. Uchida oversaw Nissan’s China market before taking the company’s top post. Nissan saw the start of the profit slump begin last fiscal year. It cited devaluation of emerging market currencies and rising commodity prices. Sales incentives were blamed for the U.S. dropoff and new environmental regulations for the same in Europe. The drops internationally coincided with sales and brand damage that followed the November 2018 arrest of former chairman Carlos Ghosn. Japanese authorities indicted Ghosn on several financial misconduct charges, including the fun-

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YOUTH OF CANTON PLANT, A PLUS FOR NISSAN WITH HIGH-TECH TRANSFORMATION LOOMING » Automotive expert says facility offers much-needed ﬂexibility

neling of $5 million of Nissan’s money to a car dealership he controlled. The steep downturn in operating profits comes as Nissan is in the midst of worldwide labor force reductions targeted at 12,500 workers by 2022. So far, Nissan has cut 6,000 jobs, including about 1,400 in North America, of which 350 were jobs at the company’s 16-year-old plant in Canton, just north of Jackson. Nissan settled on the 12,500 jobs reduction before profits began falling drastically in the spring. A spokeswoman for the company’s North America region says the cuts are over for now but adjustments will be made as needed. By spring 2022, Nissan wants to have cut 10 percent of its production capacity. Meanwhile, signs on the sales “quality” front look promising, Ma said in his post-second quarter press briefing. He said getting more profit from each sale is the first pillar of a recovery plan that frowns on generous sales incentives. Inducements like equipment upgrades, rebates and factory discounts must become far fewer, Nissan says, as the $171 billion company initiates new cost controls and manufacturing efficiencies. Ma said Nissan executives are encouraged by an improvement in net-revenue per unit that began in July and showed signs of picking up steam as the second quarter closed. Not coincidentally, incentives per unit began decreasing in August, Nissan says. The carmaker is further encouraged by a drop of 9 percent, or 22,000 vehicles, in dealer inventories since the April 1 start of Nissan’s fiscal year. Nissan calls limiting of buyer enticements See PROGRESS, Page 5

By TED CARTER mbj@msbusiness.com The relatively young age of Nissan’s 16-year-old Canton assembly plant could help insulate it from company plans to cut global manufacturing capacity by 10 percent by spring 2022. The planned capacity reductions coincide with a collapse in operating profits halfway through Nissan’s fiscal year. Some of the blame for the fall in profits rests with “an aged car portfolio” that must be replaced, Nissan CFO Mark Ma told the media in early November. The Canton plant could be a strong candidate for assembling the vehicles that replace those whose time has passed, says Carla Bailo, Bailo a former 25-year Nissan executive and current CEO of the Center for Automobile Research in Ann Arbor, Mich. The plant already has a lot of 21st century technology to build on, said Bailo, who served as senior vice president of research and development for Nissan North America. She also spent 10 years at General Motors. Even if the Japanese carmaker scraps or pulls back on the weak-selling full size Titan trucks, light commercial vehicles and midsize Murano SUV, the technological infrastructure there retains its value, according to Bailo. Deason “The good thing about,” she said, “is that plant was designed for those products.” Its youthfulness gives it more flexibility, Bailo added. “You’ve got more smart components to work with. It is easier, then, to change production.” Bailo said she saw that flexibility when Nissan smoothly outfitted the plant to add production of the mid-size compact Altima when market demand created a need for extra volume beyond the Altima output at the Smyrna, Tenn., plant. “That all bodes well,” added the automotive industry think tank chief executive. If there was ever a time for an automobile plant to have flexibility, it is now, said Bailo, who sees an industry future in which carmakers seek to create platforms that can be used See YOUTH, Page 5

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KEY MARKETS JAPAN

CHINA RETAIL VOLUME *1

RETAIL VOLUME

Market share

New Skyline

285 -1.3% 281

FY18 1H

FY19 1H

New Dayz

Serena e-POWER Highway STAR

720 -0.3% 718

Sales *1 : 373 k units, -0.6%

*1: PV: RETAIL SALES BASE, LCV: WHOLESALE BASE *2: PV AND LCV ONLY

Market share: 6.5%, +0.4 point

EUROPE (INCLUDES RUSSIA) RETAIL VOLUME

Market share Market share

7.8%

New Versa

709 -4.3% 679

Altima

Canada Sales: 75 k units, -8.7%

FY19 1H

Market share: 6.9%, -0.3 point

Mexico Sales: 123 k units, -18.2%

Market share

3.4% -0.8 point (THOUSAND UNITS)

8.1% -0.3 point (THOUSAND UNITS)

X-Trail

TIV *2 : 5.75 million units, -6.2%

FY19 1H

FY18 1H

US RETAIL VOLUME

FY18 1H

New Sylphy

FY19 3Q (Jul. to Sep.)

NORTH AMERICA

Market share

5.4% +0.8 point 6.2%

Market share

11.5% -0.8 point 10.7%

(THOUSAND UNITS)

Market share

330 -19.7%

2.6%

265

FY18 1H

FY19 1H

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“normalizing” sales and gauges the quality of the sale on how close to normal it comes. The two other pillars to the recovery plan: Control costs and gain more efficiencies from manufacturing plants. “For the ﬁrst pillar you can see we are right on track,” said Ma, citing the improved net revenue and increase in sales that came with limited incentives. “We are seeing recovery in the United States of quality sales,” he said. Fiscal 2019 U.S. sales projections, low-

YOUTH Continued from, Page 4

for multiple forms of propulsion. “You’ll need a very flexible plant to make that happen,” she noted. Still, it’s not as if the internal combustion engine is going away tomorrow, she said. “We are not going to sweat that until 2030.” Bailo said Canton could be the winner when Nissan decides to bring the first battery-powered pickup truck to the U.S. market. The Titan could serve as the platform, though Nissan has been vague on the when and where of its electric truck project. The thinking is that for an all-electric vehicle to sell well in the United States, it must be either a large SUV or full-size pickup. “Electrification will be key to trucks,” Automotive News reported Francois Bailly, global head of Nissan’s Light Commercial Vehicles business, saying at a press event in November. Bailly said Nissan’s success in a joint venture with China’s Dongfeng proves it can make a compelling electric pickup truck. Automotive News reported that whether Nissan pickups receive hybrid powertrains or full battery-electric powertrains will hinge on the results of technology now in development, and also on affordability. Whatever the company develops on the all-electric truck front, the vehicle must have the range and payload and tow capacity to compete well against conventional rivals, Nissan says.

Market share: 2.4%, -0.8 point

Russia Sales: 42 k units, -16.8%

ered in most of Nissan’s other global markets, are up 1.8 percent for the remainder of the year. Today, though, the company is “not chasing market share,” Ma noted. “We’re really primarily focused on sustaining long-term growth,” he said. Ma said Nissan is especially conﬁdent it can do that with the new models of the compact Sentra and subcompact Versa. Neither is made in Canton, however. The new versions of the Sentra and Versa as well as the electricity powered Leaf and autonomous cars and other vehicles wellstocked with artiﬁcial intelligence features.

Nissan LEAF

Europe excluding Russia Sales: 223 k units, -20.2%

Market share: 19.8%, -1.9 points

PROGRESS

Qashqai

Market share: 4.8%, -0.8 point

These are among efforts at reversing what Ma called “an aged car portfolio.” Plants that make small cars are among targets for job cuts, said Hiroto Saikawa, who had a brief stint as CEO after Ghosn but departed the post over reports of having received questionable – but not illegal – compensation. Neither the Canton nor Smyrna, Tenn., assembly plants makes the company’s small cars. They both instead produce the midsize compact Altima. A new Altima model introduced last fall is expected to hold sufficient sales appeal to help the company reduce retail incentives

Bailo’s assessment? “It’s pretty clear they are going to put it into their portfolio,” she said of all-electric truck. Canton also could get the opportunity to make the electric batteries the pickups will use, Bailo said. Looking at the years ahead in the transformation away from internal combustion as a propulsion system, Bailo said more software and artificial intelligence will come into play. Where Nissan’s Canton plant fits into the scheme of things could depend on how well the plant’s work force functions “in a world of what I call continuous learning,” Bailo said. “More of a risk to the manufacturing community is the intelligence that will go into these products,” she added. Her advice is to start thinking hard about how to retrain the workforce. Two facts will remain no matter how dominant and sophisticated software and artificial intelligence components become: “You’ll still need a product to put these things into. You’re still going to have someone assembling this product,” Bailo said. The more immediate calculation for Nissan, she said, is what to do about Canton’s big trucks, light commercial vehicles and the Murano during a downsizing. “Most of those vehicles are the ones that aren’t selling well in this economy. Then it becomes, ‘How does Nissan choose to manage the capacity it has’?” Nissan sold 50,459 Titans in the United States last year, 52,924, 21,880

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going forward. But Nissan is also focused on plants that are working below capacity, Saikawa said in July. He left as CEO in September. The 4.7 million square foot Canton plant has capacity to build 450,000 annually. But it has operated far below that capacity since its opening in 2003. It built its 4 millionth vehicle in 2018, for an average yearly production of 266,666. Last fiscal year the Canton plant produced 259,706 vehicles in a lineup consisting of the Altima, Titan trucks, Frontier light trucks, the NV Cargo and NV Passenger commercial vehicles and the midsize Murano SUV. The Murano struggles, especially in comparison to the Rogue SUV Nissan makes at its Smyrna plant. The Rogue sits below only Toyota’s RAV4 in U.S. SUV sales, ending 2018 with 412,110 units sold. The Murano sold 83,547 units in 2018, reported the sales data and research site GoodCarsBadCars.net. About 15,700 people work at Nissan U.S. assembly plants in Tennessee and Mississippi. Canton accounts for approximately 6,000 workers and remainder at Smyrna, where the company also produces batteries for its electric cars, and Decherd, Tenn. Nissan is not the first global carmaker to endure fiscal pain the last couple years. General Motors, the largest auto manufacturer in the U.S., said last year it plans to lay off nearly 15,000 workers in North America. In May, Ford said it would slash 10 percent of its labor force by August, laying off 7,000 workers worldwide. Nissan is done with its North America job cuts -- for now, according to Nissan spokeswoman Lloryn Love-Carter. “We will continue to monitor and react to market demand, but have no plans for further workforce reductions at this time,” she said in a late November email.

in 2016 and 12,140 in 2015, according to Carsalebase.com. Nissan sold 83,547 Murano SUVs, including its Sport model, in 2018, Carsalebase.com reported. By contrast, Nissan sold 148,720 Rogue SUVs in the United States last year, the company says. At the offices of the Madison County Economic Development Authority, Executive Director Josseph “Joey” Deason sees Nissan’s profits slump as part of a pattern the automotive industry has followed for decades. He said it’s why he is not so worried about the plant’s future as an economic engine for Madison County. “When you look at the automobile industry as a whole, it’s not just Nissan,” Deason said in an interview. “I worked for General Motors for about 18 years. I would see volumes go up and go down. The industry will right-size itself accordingly.” Deason agrees with the Center for Automobile Research’s Bailo that a young plant like Canton’s could have a lot to offer a project to modernize propulsion systems heavily reliant on artificial intelligence. The plant’s wiring alone likely offers great value, he said. “A small example would be just the height itself,” Deason said. Today’s ceiling heights are much higher and so can offer more manufacturing options than older plants, he added. “The future is bright” for Nissan in Canton, Deason said, and credited the plant’s flexibility for change as a major reason why.

6 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 TOURISM

Boutique hotel going up on Bay beachfront By LISA MONTI mbj@msbusiness.com Construction of The Pearl Hotel in the center of Old Town Bay St. Louis is about a quarter of the way completed and the targeted opening is winter 2020. Hancock County-based Cure Land Co. is the developer. Work at the corner of Beach Boulevard and Main Street, where a small shopping mall had been before Hurricane Katrina, began early this year. The city building department issued a permit in January with valuation listed at $10.7 million. Cure Land Co. did not provide an updated cost. The property was called North Beach Hotel in the planning stages. So far, workers have constructed and strengthened the base of the four-story building and the upper floors are being framed, according to Regina Davis, architectural designer with the New Orleans firm Trapolin-Peer Architects, which designed the hotel. The 54,700-square-foot boutique hotel will have 59 rooms, an open-air courtyard and a swimming pool on the second floor. Three retail spaces will be on the hotel’s ground level and it is expected that a restaurant and bar will be among the occupants. Parking for hotel guests will be offsite.

Courtesy of Trapolin-Peer Architects

The 59-guestroom Pearl Hotel expected to be ﬁnished in winter 2020 in Bay St. Louis.

The construction site is surrounded by banners for contractors and others involved in the project. The building will ﬁll the prime corner, which has been used in recent years for parking and community events. On the Main Street side, the hotel will sidle up to a one-story brick building that houses Field’s, part of the Nicaud family’s restaurants, and three retail spaces. On the Beach Boulevard side of the hotel is Trapani’s Eatery, a two-story restaurant

and bar that has been open 25 years. Cure Land Co. is a family-owned business with signiﬁcant holdings in Hancock County. The company announced this year plans to build a casino on the beach near the Silver Slipper Casino, which sits on Cure-owned property. Trapolin-Peer Architects is an award-winning New Orleans architectural ﬁrm whose portfolio includes the Pontchartrain Hotel on St. Charles Avenue,

the Marriott Convention Center in downtown New Orleans and the Southern Hotel in Covington, La. The addition of the hotel on an empty lot in the heart of historic Bay St. Louis is welcomed by city boosters, including Tish Williams, executive director of the Hancock Chamber of Commerce, which is housed directly across Main Street from the hotel in the Hancock Whitney Bank building. “Tourism is the number one industry for the Bay and the Pearl is extremely important to the economic vitality of Hancock County,” she said. “This signiﬁcant capital investment will also create career opportunities for our citizens, spur other community development and investments, and generate tax revenue.” She said the Cure’s investment “will be the catalyst that will bring a new source of customers to the area that will fuel all of the other businesses. Through the Pearl, we can introduce our community to a new source of investors and future residents.” Nikki Moon, who is active in Coast tourism and owns Bay Town Inn on Beach Boulevard near the hotel site, said, “The opening of The Pearl Hotel next year is so exciting. It will offer our visitors a new and unique place to stay in the heart of Old Town.”

DINING

Sweetie Pie’s evicted for nonpayment of rent, other issues By JACK WEATHERLY jack.weatherly@msbusiness.com Sweetie Pie’s is looking for another place to operate its soul-food restaurant in Jackson. The St. Louis-based business that was built on the success of its reality series on the Oprah Winfrey Network found itself dealing with the unpleasant reality of an eviction on Saturday. Capital Tower LLC of Beverly Hills, Calif., owner of the Plaza Building in downtown Jackson, ﬁled a complaint in the U.S. District Court for South Mississippi on Nov. 15 calling for payment of roughly $100,000 in back and future rent and other costs. The restaurant opened in August, only to be closed within a few days because of noncompliance with city code, speciﬁcally the presence of a large smoker parked in front of the building at 120 N. Congress St. In a few days, the restaurant reopened. The smoker had been moved and was never in service. The restaurant plans to move to East South Street, an old commercial sector

south of downtown, according to WLBT TV. Norman said in a WLBT report that there were plumbing and heating problems at the restaurant and thus he was not paying the rent. Capital Tower has invested millions of dollars in the building in the past few years. Rabin Michael, managing member of Capital Tower, said in an earlier article that “we would want nothing more than to have throngs of people and more vitality in downtown.” The suite rented by Sweetie Pie’s had been vacant since 2015, when La Finestra, an Italian cuisine restaurant, closed. Norman did not respond to a voicemail left on Monday. The complaint ﬁled by Capital Tower states that the lease signed May 22, 2018 was breached as of Oct. 1, 2018. By Nov. 15, 2019, the date the complaint was ﬁled, the rent owed was “in excess of $41,463.95.” Furthermore, the defendants were occupying a suite that was not part of the deal and were “unlawfully squatting” in that part of the building. Future rent under the lease, which runs

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Sweetie Pie’s vacated its space in the Plaza Building over the weekend.

though Aug. 31, 2021, is valued at $58,507.05, according to the complaint. The complaint also states that the restaurant was improperly disposing of grease and cooking oil, creating a health and safety hazard rather than properly using a designated container outside the building.

As of Tuesday, neither Norman nor David N. Sissom, president of AIR Trends International Inc., a Florida corporation that, according to the complaint, was “not qualiﬁed to do business in Mississippi,” had responded in court.

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New Year’s hope for government transparency and efficiency

onservatives regularly cite transparency and efficiency as goals to make government smaller and better. Too often, though, said conservatives do not deliver on these goals. New conservative leadership in Mississippi may be about to change that. In an op-ed piece, incoming Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann said he is taking steps to deliver on a campaign promise to increase transparency at the state capitol. “In partnership with the Legislative Budget Office and Mississippi Public Broadcasting, we are working on piloting a program on the Senate side to webcast committee meetings in addition to ﬂoor debate,” Hosemann wrote. Hmmm. One might hope that committee chairmen, knowing their meetings will be televised, will hold real committee meetings on important bills rather than the farcical gatherings under the outgoing administration. That’s when committee chairmen would walk in, say here’s the bill, and call for a vote with no amendments or serious discussion. You see transparency only works to improve government when citizens are able to see government at work, not when all is decided in private in advance.

Kudos to Hosemann for his leadership on this. In another oped piece, State Treasurer Shad White and Mississippi DepartBILL CRAWFORD ment of Finance and Administration executive director Laura Jackson said it is time to consolidate backroom functions in government. They want an Office of Shared Services to become law next year and focus on consolidating backroom functions for many of the smaller state agencies. “The problem is that it can be inefficient for many of these entities to have their own independent, backroom offices,” they wrote saying many of the state’s 204 agencies, boards, and commissions house their own accounting departments, human resource services, information technology departments, payroll and travel services, and a host of other “backroom” subdivisions. White and Jackson said that implementing a shared services would save taxpayers money, improve services, and lower the likelihood of fraud and theft. “Implementing a shared services arrangement would See CRAWFORD, Page 5

n 2018, Americans donated $427.71 billion in charitable giving. Fraser Institute, based in Canada, indicates that Mississippians gave an average of 1.67 percent of their incomes to charity each year, ranking the state 10th among 64 states and provinces. Mississippians display their generous hearts through their charitable giving, but thieves sometimes take advantage of these soft spots in a variety of holiday scams. Those donated dollars make attractive marks for the dishonest, according to the Mississippi State University Extension Service family resource management. Consumers need to be especially careful about charity tricks and cheats during the holiday season. Doing research before giving is encouraged. Anyone can put on a Santa suit or make a phony charity call. Don’t succumb to pressure, so take your time. If you receive a call, request information by mail, and if you receive mail solicitations, check to determine if the group is real and how much of your donation actually goes to the charity. The Better Business Bureau holds the standard that at least 65 percent of income should be spent on the charitable activity. Law enforcement agencies throughout northeast Mississippi keep a close eye on scams, especially during the holiday season and can be a good resource when checking on solicitations. Often groups will identify themselves with a name that closely resembles a well-known, reputable organization. Others will thank you for a pledge – one you probably didn’t make – and offer to arrange an immediate donation collection. When selecting a charity to support this year, remember the following: Get the name of the person calling and the exact name of the charity. With so many charities in existence, mistaken identity is a common problem and sometimes intentionally done for confusion. Resist pressure to give on the spot, whether from a telemarketer or door-to-door solicitor. A responsible charity respects your right to make a thoughtful decision. Press for specifics. If the charity says it’s helping the homeless, for example, ask how and where it’s working. The caller should be able to tell you the organization’s purpose, whether contributions to it are tax deductible, how a gift will be used and how much of it will go to the charity’s program. Check websites for basics. A charity’s mission, program and finances should be available on its site. If not, check for a report at www.give.org. Never give your credit card number or other personal financial information to unknown callers. Always get receipts especially for cash contributions. These are important for tax deductions and provide a tracking mechanism for donations. The Mississippi Secretary of State’s office oversees the registration of charities in Mississippi and all charitable organizations are required to register with the SOS’s Office and renew yearly at http:// www.sos.ms.gov/charities Mississippians give to charities to make a difference. It’s important to do due diligence to ensure your hard-earned charitable contributions are spent in the most effective way possible this holiday season. — The Daily Journal

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mean added oversight for these smaller boards since their administrative functions would all be housed under the same roof. Instead of monitoring 80 different boards or commissions, we might now only need to monitor 20.” Hmmm. One might hope that recommendations from the state’s top two financial control officials would move the needle on government efficiency. Yet, as we have learned from past efforts, many small agencies operate as little fiefdoms and have powerful godfathers to protect them in the legislature. Even Gov. Phil Bryant admitted he underestimated these agencies’ “political support system.” That came after his call to terminate or consolidate many of these same boards and commissions was ignored. As was his call to consolidate “non-educational duties” in school districts. As was Gov. Haley Barbour’s call to consolidate backroom functions for community and junior colleges. And so on. You see, it’s much easier to strangle government as a whole through budget cuts than it is to prune government through thoughtful reorganization. The problem with that, of course, is that you strangle the good and necessary along with the bad and unnecessary. Kudos to White and Jackson for their leadership on this. As the Greenwood Commonwealth commented, “It just makes good business sense.” A New Year’s hope is that other government officials and key legislators will get on board with Hosemann, White, and Jackson and finally deliver on transparency and prudent efficiency. “Out in the open wisdom calls aloud, she raises her voice in the public square” — Proverbs 1:20. » Bill Crawford (crawfolk@gmail.com) is a syndicated columnist from Meridian.

» UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME

Auditor continues push on non-classroom spending

tate Auditor Shad White is continuing his push to get Mississippi school districts to cut non-classroom spending. A report that the Republican auditor’s office released in mid-November ﬁnds that Mississippi spends more on such purposes than most other states. He’s calling on districts to do more to streamline or cut spending on assistant principals, principals, superintendents and central offices and redirect the money to teachers, learning materials, librarians, counselors and school buses. White has previously told The Associated Press that he considers some administrative spending to be bad or wasteful. Non-school spending, as accounted for here, includes not only administrative salaries, but also food service and the cost of construction. Because food service is largely paid for with federal dollars, and much capital spending comes from borrowed money, it would be impossible to shift those dollars to teachers even if districts wanted to. The auditor’s report cited Jackson Superintendent Errick Greene’s April announcement that the state’s second-largest district had saved $1 million by making changes to its central office operations. That’s a lot of money, but keep in mind that the Jackson district has a yearly budget of more than $300 million. White argues that small shifts could add up, though. “Even spending shifts of 1-2% of total spending can have a large impact,” the report states. “For example, a 6% shift from outside-the-classroom spending into class-

rooms would equate to just over $250 million.” It’s the second report that White’s office has done pushing for changes, following an April report that looked at the increase in administrative spending. The trend has been apparent for years, but the reasons behind it remain the subject of conjecture. White’s efforts thus far have documented the trend but provided few reasons why. Other possible reason: Mississippi’s school districts are small compared to those in some neighboring states. The state has more school districts than Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Virginia — all with larger populations. Oklahoma, with more than 500 school districts, performs even worse than Mississippi on White’s measure of outside-the-classroom spending. On the other hand, White’s ﬁgures show non-classroom spending is lower than average in Arkansas, which also has more school districts than Mississippi. Mississippi is among the 10 lowest spending states nationwide on a per-student basis, and those who support more spending say that White, like state Auditor Stacey Pickering before him, seeks to shift blame for inadequate resources and teacher pay from lawmakers to wasteful superintendents. Others argue that the distinction between inside the classroom and outside the classroom is artiﬁcial, and the most important measure is how students are doing. That lines up with how Mississippi’s educational fund-

ing formula is structured, which lets districts spend state aid as they see fit, as long as they meet accrediting guidelines. Decades ago, Mississippi had a funding formula that allotted state aid for particular spending such as textbooks or buses. At least one school district may be Jeff Amy taking White’s criticisms to heart. The Columbus school district voted last week to seek a performance audit of its spending to specifically look at whether the 3,500-student district is spending enough money for classroom purposes. “There’s an ongoing dialogue about how much money should be going into the classroom, and one thing we want them to look at is if there are classifications they consider to be outside of the classroom that we consider to be money that is going to students,” Columbus school board president Jason Spears told The Commercial Dispatch recently. The district will probably have to hire an outside firm, though, with the auditor’s office saying it’s likely too busy to help.

» Jeff Amy has covered politics and government for The Associated Press in Mississippi since 2011. Follow Jeff Amy him on Twitter at http:// twitter.com/jeffamy.

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Ranking the professions

ach year the Gallup organization surveys Americans to determine how they feel about certain professions. The December 2018 survey revealed that nurses rated highest for honesty and ethics for 17th consecutive year. Members of Congress and telemarketers rated lowest. Below are the rankings for each profession. Respondents in the survey were asked the following question: Please tell me how you would rate the honesty and ethical standards of people in these different ﬁelds — very high, high, average, low or very low? The number beside the profession indicates the percentage of respondents who replied High or Very High. » Nurses — 84 » Medical doctors — 67 » Pharmacists — 66 » High school teachers — 60 » Police officers — 54 » Accountants — 42 » Funeral directors — 39 » Clergy — 37 » Journalists — 33 » Building contractors — 29 » Bankers — 27 » Real estate agents — 25 » Labor union leaders — 21 » Lawyers — 19 » Business executives — 17 » Stockbrokers — 14

» Advertising practitioners — 13 » Telemarketers — 9 » Members of Congress — 8 » Car salespeople — 8 Nurses have been at the top of the list for 19 of the past 20 years. Healthcare workers continue to remain high on the list Clergy ratings have gone from a high of 67 percent in 1985 to the current 37 percent. No doubt that clergy abuse and the declining importance of Christianity has contributed to those ﬁndings. Indeed, the Pew Research Center surveys conducted in 2018 and 2019, 65 percent of American adults describe themselves as Christians when asked

about their religion, down 12 percentage points over the past decade Phil Hardwick Journalists’ ethics rating hit a high of 33 percent, up 10 points since 2016. That’s significant when considering the disaggregation in news organizations. Real estate agents ranked 12th out of 20. Several years ago, this writer reported on which factors were most important when it comes to selecting a real estate agent. The top 10 results ranked in order were as follows: » Honesty » Knowledge of specific property » Ethical behavior » Knowledge of financial options » Ability to answer questions » Knowledge of closing statements » Knowledge of real estate law » Organization » Friendly personality » High school degree For more details on the Gallup survey, https://news. gallup.com/poll/245597/nurses-again-outpace-professions-honesty-ethics.aspx » Phil Hardwick is a regular Mississippi Business Journal columnist. His email is phil@philhardwick. com.

» FROM THE SENATOR’S DESK

Let’s move past budget brinksmanship A week before Thanksgiving, Congress approved and President Donald Trump signed a short-term government funding bill through Dec. 20. This bill, also known as a continuing resolution (CR), keeps existing expenditures in place and was necessary to prevent an immediate government shutdown. However, the CR amounts to a regrettable stopgap and sets up a legislative sprint to ﬁnd a longer-term solution. If members of Congress and the president are unable to reach a new agreement by the deadline, then our country could experience a government shutdown right before Christmas for the second year in a row. That would be unacceptable. I am hoping that cooler heads prevail and we can move past budget brinkmanship.

Shutdowns waste time and money Washington falls into these kinds of traps far too often. The most recent shutdown lasted for 35 days, longer than any other in American history. During that time, loans to farmers went unprocessed, TSA agents and air traffic controllers reported for duty without compensation, and companies could not verify workers’ immigration statuses. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that it cost the American economy $8 billion in the

ﬁrst quarter of 2019. Among the worst effects, military men and women in the Coast Guard, deployed around the world, had to serve without pay. This did not happen to members of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force, who are funded through a separate defense appropriation. Because no service member should go without pay, I have authored a bill that would prevent the Coast Guard from being singled out again. This legislation would ease the burden of future budget impasses, but Congress should do more to avoid this scenario in the ﬁrst place. I have cosponsored a bill that would keep the government open without an updated budget agreement while giving lawmakers strong incentives to come back to the negotiating table.

Continuing resolutions create problems Shutdowns are worst-case scenarios in federal budgeting, but CRs like the one in place today create their own problems. These across-the-board extensions of current spending bills require money to be used in areas where it is no longer needed and delay new programs. This is particularly harmful for our nation’s defense. Our military cannot execute this year’s strategy with last

year’s budget and priorities. While America’s defense industrial base and the Pentagon wait for updated funding, our nation’s rivals make gains that erode our competitive edge.

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A basic responsibility Of course, the best way to get out of this destructive pattern is for Republicans and Democrats to do their work in a spirit of consensus and bipartisanship. Congressional leaders agreed with President Trump on a two-year budget deal as early as July. That deal involved compromises on both sides. It also set up a framework for a responsible appropriations process to ﬁll in the details, and I hoped it signaled a return to a normal budgeting process. Since that time, it is regrettable that some elected members have taken back promises they made this summer, allowing partisan politics to distract from the task at hand. This creates uncertainty not only for our military but also for the millions of Americans who rely on federal services.

» Roger Wicker is a U.S. Senator from Mississippi. Readers can contact him at 330 W. Jefferson St., Tupelo, MS 38803 or call (662) 844-5010.

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GOOD TOWNS — Vicksburg, Mississippi

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This Mississippi River hotspot is known for history, haunts and a 20th Century phenomenon By DOUG SEGREST » Spotlighting special towns across Mississippi, Good Towns, presented by Regions Bank, is about the character, the history, the people and the unique things that make a town a special place.

High above downtown Vicksburg, overlooking the Yazoo River as it snakes its way to join the mighty Mississippi, Ginger Donohue surveys the landscape as the sun sets over neighboring Louisiana. She takes a deep breath and sighs contentedly. She’s visiting with friends, giving them a both a visual and verbal lay of the land from atop the roof of the 10 South Rooftop Bar and Grill. “I was born and raised here, and I love my city,” Donohue said. “When you go anywhere around here, people recognize you. And no matter where you go, you’ve got a friend.” A Regions banker, Donohue works in nearby Beechwood. Beyond her banking role, she’s an unofficial tour guide, with dozens of stories and even more suggested must-visit stops. Just make sure you have plenty of time to spare. There’s a lot to see – especially for history buffs. The town on the banks of the Big Muddy ﬁrst boomed as a 19th Century trade center, played a pivotal role in the American Civil War and helped launch a commercial icon. And, as with so many Southern towns

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The original bottle used by Joe Biedenharn is similar to the one in the middle right foreground. The entrepreneur ﬁrst used soda water bottles that were readily available.

with a past, it has ghost stories aplenty. Bottles up Coca-Cola is a product of Atlanta, but the soft drink was ﬁrst bottled in Vicksburg, thanks to the ingenuity of local businessman Joe Biedenharn. Along with

candy, Biedenharn served fountain drinks that became available when the soda pop company shared its syrup with small stores across the South. But his customers wanted more – namely the opportunity to take Coca-Cola home. So Biedenharn asked the Coca-Co-

A bird’s-eye view from the 10 South Rooftop Bar & Grill provides a glimpse of the city, the rivers and a gorgeous sunset. .

la Company for permission to bottle the concoction in his store. Surprisingly, the request was granted without hesitation. Wearing a heavy coat, wooden shoes and a mask to protect himself from the occasional exploding glass bottle, Biedenharn went to work creating a cultural phenomenon. Since 1979, the Biedenharn Coca-Cola Museum has provided a moment frozen in time – 1894, when Biedenharn first filled the blob-top bottle embossed with his name and location. Thanks to a joint effort by the Biedenharn family and the Vicksburg Foundation for Historic Preservation, a visit to the candy store lures tourists wanting to learn about the evolution of the soda bottle and Coke’s rise to business prominence. And, the bonus? Try the original Coca-Cola ice cream float at the counter, as Joe intended. There’s even a mural commemorating Biedenharn’s breakthrough a few blocks away. At the time of the bottle invention, Vicksburg was the state’s largest city. Much of its history is captured on the Vicksburg Riverfront Murals, from the city’s origins as a key port on the Mississippi, with tributes to the town’s contribution to the Civil Rights Movement, politics and its longtime role as host of the Miss Mississippi Pageant.

Haunted history Located on a contemporary cul-de-sac, the tour of the McRaven Mansion begins by opening a simple metal gate that leads to a garden path meandering through a canopy of trees. At the end of the walkway stands the “Most Haunted House” in See VICKSBURG, Page 13

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Docent John Tinsley shows off some of the 19th Century memorabilia at the McRaven Mansion, which has retained its beauty through committed volunteer efforts

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Mississippi. It was initially erected in 1797 as a tworoom frontier home for highwayman Andrew Glass, who earned his keep by robbing people along the Natchez Trace before returning to McRaven to hide out. In 1836, Sheriff Stephen Howard became the new owner and added a dining room, a second bedroom and a two-story, covered porch to create the perfect home for his young bride, Mary Elizabeth. But, alas, she lost her life following complications from childbirth, and the grieving lawman eventually moved. In 1849, Pennsylvania-born businessman John H. Bobb added a third wing in a Greek Revival style that created the house visitors see today. Adorned with 19th Century art and museum-quality antiques, including a two-person “courting couch” that allowed would-be lovers to get to know each other without getting too close, this is the version that tourists have clamored to see since it was opened to the public in 1961. The home was used as a ﬁeld hospital during the Battle of Vicksburg and took more than 500 direct mortar hits during the accompanying siege. Even today, with the scars of the past still visible, the home is awe inspiring. And, says McRaven docent John Tinsley, it really is haunted. Five people died in the house, including the 15-year-old Mary Elizabeth. The property’s managers say she’s responsible for the bedside lamp in her room that inexplicably turns on and off, and the ghostly apparition seen at night on the house’s ﬂying-wing staircase. A 20th Century owner of the McRaven house claimed to see former resident William Murray on the staircase – years after Murray died in the house. Ac-

cording to legend, the frightened man ran to the master bedroom, locked himself inside and called his Episcopal priest to come and bless the house. Weeknight haunted tours are available for booking, with a minimum of a paranormal party of four, as well as private ghost investigations that come at a not-so-scary good price. Pass the vittles After even a daytime tour of McRaven and your introduction to Mary Elizabeth, the Walnut Hills Restaurant is the ideal place to recharge. In a quaint Olde Town Vicksburg home, the Southern cuisine features everything from fried chicken to steaks and seafood. And it’s all served in the dining room on a big table, seating up to a dozen guests who spin a Lazy Susan to access options. Several mouth-watering main entrees are offered, along with a hearty sampling of home-cooked vegetables that will please any palate.

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A lazy Susan at the Walnut Hills Restaurant provides a unique way to serve a communal meal.

As good as the food is, the atmosphere is uniquely Vicksburg. If only Mary Elizabeth were here … Let the food settle, or work it off. Much of Vicksburg is walkable, from the riverfront murals and casinos to the commerce district to Olde Town. The Lower Mississippi River Museum provides interactive exhibits dedicated to the waters that have shaped this town in more ways than one. An outdoors ﬂood model illustrates the many factors that can change a river. The museum also shows how people have leveraged the river as a valuable natural resource for generations. And the M/V Mississippi IV, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers workboat, can be toured from stem to stern. Nearby, the Duff Green Mansion is a stately bed-and-breakfast featuring a ballroom that welcomed Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and former Confederate President Jefferson Davis to formal dances. And, of course, it has its own ghost story, too. Also close by, the Cedar Grove Mansion Inn and Restaurant offers romantic get-

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A sweeping vista of the park shows the natural beauty of the battleﬁeld near the river – a battleﬁeld that proved to be crucial to preserving the Union.

aways and is one of the region’s most popular wedding destinations. And if you love military history, Navy Circle, overlooking the river (and just off the interstate), was the site of the Union siege position that helped turn the Civil War and preserve the Union.

Where war turned Vicksburg was incorporated in 1825 and named after Methodist missionary Newitt Vick. Long before, it was occupied by Natchez Native Americans. The ﬁrst Europeans settled here by establishing Fort SaintPierre on the bluffs above the water. In 1863, Vicksburg became a turning point of the American Civil War. According to President Abraham Lincoln, Vicksburg was the key, “and the war can never be bought to a close until that key is in our pocket.” The Campaign for Vicksburg, intended to split the South in half, began in 1862 under the direction of Grant. The siege, with Vicksburg surrounded and the Mississippi River secured, lasted 47 days until the city’s surrender on July 4, 1863. It coincided with the Union’s victory over the Confederacy in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, turning the tide of the war. Now a National Military Park, the enormous history here is best absorbed in the early morning as dew covers the battleground and a light fog shrouds the trees. There are many ways to tour the park, including a walking, hiking and a biking trail, and there are licensed battleﬁeld guides for hire, as well as living history reenactments. The park is vast, so plan on spending a full day there. And while this living monument was forged in tragedy, there is abundant natural beauty in this rolling terrain. Terrain that, like almost everything else in town, was shaped by – and points people back to – that mighty river.

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Walk-on’s will take the ﬁeld in Ridgeland

By JACK WEATHERLY jack.weatherly@msbusiness.com Walk-ons are known for their enthusiasm. They are not scholarship players. They have to scrap and hustle just to make the squad. Rudy Ruettiger was a legendary walkon for the Notre Dame football team. A movie bearing his ﬁrst name made him a legend. Brandon Landry and Jack Warner brought that kind of enthusiasm as walkons on the LSU basketball team in the ‘90s. And that hustle is the spirit of their chain of restaurants known as Walk-on’s Bistreaux and Bar.

Landry and Warner built the ﬁrst one in the shadow of Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge in 2003. The restaurants now number 36 around the South, according to Jeff St. Romain, who with his business partner, Matt Gallagher, will open their second Mississippi Walk-on’s in Ridgeland. St. Romain said franchisees have signed deals with the company on 120 eateries. St. Romain and Gallagher, both of whom live in Madisonville, La., bought the rights for Mississippi from Hattiesburg, where they opened their ﬁrst one a year ago, to the Tennessee line, St. Romain said. They have plans for two in Jackson and one each in Flowood, Oxford and Southaven. The Ridgeland store will be built in the third phase of the Renaissance at Colony

Park, which has drawn a lot of controversy in the past few years, with the case going to the state Supreme Court, where a plan to build a Costco Wholesale store was blocked, only to undergo a change to comply with city ordinances. It will be opened next year. An objection by opponents of the wholesale store was heavy motor traffic. That helped sell St. Romain and Gallagher on the site. The store will initially hire about 200 people to man the high-energy eatery, with a leveling to 175 on a continuing basis, St. Romain said. To keep customers entertained, there will be 75 to 80 ﬂat-screen television sets, he said.

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Ole Miss edges MSU in value index It’s like the Egg Bowl, the annual football game between Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Except this is a contest of a different sort. It’s the Best Value Colleges study by SmartAsset. This year, Ole Miss edges out State by a .33 on the index – 36.61 to 36.28, thus gaining revenge for an equally narrow gridiron loss on Thanksgiving Day, 21-20. And like any good sporting event, there are points that can be argued. In this case, Mississippi State edges the Rebels with average annual starting salary for a bachelor’s degree holder – $50,000 to $47,800. Otherwise, in three of the other four categories – scholarships and grants, tuition and retention rate – Ole Miss ranks slightly ahead. Living costs go to State, $15,802 to $15,862. Mississippi College is No. 3 overall, followed in order by the University of Southern Mississippi, Delta State University, Mississippi University for Women and Jackson State University. Not all four-year schools are on the list. Millsaps, for instance, and William Carey. That’s because “we did not have data in each of the categories [for] those schools” and so they were not included in the index, according to Steve Sabato, public relations manager for SmartAsset. — JACK WEATHERLY

Host to succeed Summerford at Trustmark Trustmark Corp. announced Tuesday that Gerard R. Host has been elected to succeed R. Michael Summerford as chairman of the Board of Directors of Trustmark Corp. and Trustmark National Bank effective April 28, the date of the 2020 annual shareholders’ meeting. Host, with more than 35 years of experience at Trustmark, will remain CEO and will succeed Summerford, who plans Host to retire at the shareholders’ meeting. Summerford joined Trustmark in 2005 and has served as its chairman since 2016. He served as president and chief operating officer of ChemFirst Inc., a publicly traded manufacturer of electronic and specialty chemicals, until his retirement in 2002. In addition, Duane A. Dewey, chief operating officer of Trustmark National, has been named president of the bank and elected to the board of directors of the parent organization and bank. Dewey joined Trustmark in 2003 and has held a number of executive management positions across the organization. Active in community affairs, Dewey has served on the Board of St. Dominic Health Services Foundation, Inc., the Jackson Preparatory School Board of Trustees, the Board of

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The Walk-ons Bistreaux and Bar will feature 75 to 80 television sets and 45 brands of beer.

Reﬂecting its Louisiana roots, the menu will feature Cajun cuisine with mainstream offerings such as burgers and fries. There will be a list of mixed drinks and wines to go with 48 brands of beer. Drew Brees is hardly a walk-on. He is all-pro quarterback for the New Orleans Saints. But he bought in to the company and owns 25 percent of it, according to St. Romain. “He’s a great brand ambassador,” St. Romain said.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes of Mississippi and the Dean’s Advisory Council of the E. J. Ourso College of Business at LSU.

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PSC former commissioner Cochran dies at 78 Nielsen Cochran, longtime public officeholder, has passed away at age 78. He was elected Jackson City Commissioner in 1977 and re-elected in 1981. He was elected Central District Public Service Commissioner in 1983, serving till 2007. Cochran’s brother, U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran, passed away in May after 40 Cochran years in the upper chamber preceded by six years in the House of Representatives. Nielsen Cochran was married to Connie Cochran and they had two sons, Scot and Jason. He was born in Pontotoc in 1941. His family moved to Byram in 1946, where he graduated from high school. A former professional baseball player in the Baltimore Orioles organization, he attended Mississippi College and Northern State College in South Dakota. — MBJ staff

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That would certainly make Jones Walker one of America’s top firms, but Thomas told me that they are definitely focused on serving their communities, however large or small. “You might say we offer the expertise of a large firm, but with an intense local focus”, she told me. “Our mission is to provide a full range of legal services to our clients, and you’ll find that many of our partners are actively engaged in community proj-

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had an opportunity to visit with Aileen Thomas, a partner with Jones Walker, and learn about one of Mississippi’s (and the nation’s) top law firms. Thomas was born in Australia, but came to the United States as a young girl and grew up in Mississippi, attending Belhaven University and the Mississippi College School of Law, where graduated in 1995. She eventually joined Jones Walker in 2011 when it merged with another firm, and today serves on the firm’s Board of Directors. She does a substantial amount of work related to community development, especially in low income communities. Thomas lives in northeast Jackson, and tells Thomas me that Jones Walker is committed to maintaining its support and presence in downtown Jackson. I asked her to give me a good overview of Jones Walker. “We’re a full service law firm,” she said. “We represent 38 Fortune 100 companies, and 30 publicly traded corporations.”

ects and support. We’re very proud of that.” It is a firm that is very involved in community development and financial law, I asked Thomas how she views the Mississippi business environment and prospects for the coming decade. “We’re very optimistic about Mississippi,” she said. “While we are not without chalAlan Turner lenges, there are many good things happening in Mississippi, and we see solid growth and development on the horizon for the state.” She sees Mississippi as a strongly business-positive state that works to attract new businesses as well as supporting existing ones. “As we see it, challenges are also opportunities, and one of our key goals is to provide the experience and expertise that will help our clients to weather the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities,” she said. Thomas said that she expects to see growth for the firm in the upcoming 5 years, as Mississippi grows, and they expect to play a strong role in community support and development in the process. I asked her what advice she might have to offer to young people who are considering a career in law, and whether she recommends law as a strong career choice. “Definitely,” she said. ‘There are many opportunities in the legal profession today, and it’s a great career choice for young people just entering college.” She suggested that it’s vital that young people work “very hard at being good at what you do best” and focus on that, as it is especially important for anyone considering law as a profession. “Law is a wonderful and rewarding career choice, but it’s also a competitive field, so anyone considering a legal career needs to be fully committed to hard work and excellence”, she suggested. And also, it’s important for young people to become, and stay engaged in their local communities.” Jones Walker recently went through a firm “rebranding” and is now focused more than ever on its clients and communities, in providing the expertise of a major firm with the local focus of a smaller firm. “We see this as vital in our engagement in Mississippi, as well as all of the other states where we operate.” Contact Mississippi Business Journal publisher Alan Turner at alan.turner@ msbusiness.com or (601) 364-1021.

Ashley Furniture invests $25M, will add 100 jobs at Ecru By JACK WEATHERLY jack.weatherly@msbusiness.com

Ashley Furniture is expanding operations at its stationary upholstery manufacturing and regional distribution center in Ecru. The project is a $25 million corporate investment and will create 100 jobs. “Northeast Mississippi’s furniture industry is a strong economic driver throughout the region, employing thousands of Mississippians – many of whom are employed at Ashley Furniture,” Gov. Phil Bryant said in a release “Ashley has had tremendous success at its Ecru facility, and the addition of 100 more jobs for the area’s skilled workforce will help ensure the company enjoys many more years of growth and success in Pontotoc County.” Ashley Furniture employs 3,290 workers in Mississippi, with approximately 2,260 employees at the Ecru location. Furniture manufacturing added $4.29 billion to the Mississippi economy in 2014. In that year, employment stood at 26,193, according to Dr. Rubin Shumulsky, head of the sustainable bioproducts department at Mississippi State University. Peak employment in the industry reached 31,600 in 2000, before falling to 17,600 by 2009, largely due to a drop in demand from China because of that country’s production of furniture cheaper than could be bought in the United States. Shumulsky describes the industry as stable and moderately diversiﬁed. Upholstered furniture remains the strength, with some case goods. “We’ve got a trained work force, we’ve got raw materials,” he said. “If we wanted to open a plant in Tulsa, Oklahoma, it would be much harder because they don’t have the allied support network.” Ashley Furniture’s expansion, the company’s 14th at its Ecru location, will involve constructing an additional 403,000 square feet onto its existing facility, which is nearly 2 million square feet. The truck shop will be re-established in a new location, which will be comprised of a 35,000-square-foot truck maintenance facility. The Mississippi Development Authority is providing $3 million for site preparation and construction. The company also qualiﬁes for the Advantage Jobs Rebate program, which provides a cash rebate to eligible businesses that create new jobs that meet or exceed the average annual wage of the state or the county in which the company locates. MDA Executive Director Glenn McCullough Jr. said, “We salute our partners at Three Rivers Planning and Development District, the Pontotoc County Board of Supervisors and the town of Ecru for their teamwork with MDA to bring this exciting economic development win to our state.”

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DINING

Cookie baking that started on a whim becomes a franchise chain By JACK WEATHERLY jack.weatherly@msbusiness.com The story of Whimsy Cookie Co. began where you might imagine – in someone’s home kitchen. Laurie Suriff began by making cookies for her husband’s clients, then for others. Then she began selling them. That’s the way things went for several years. Then, by chance, she joined forces with Leigh Anne Tuohy, whose adoptive son, Michael Oher, has become part of American sports lore, thanks to the book and movie called “Blind Side,” which became sensations. Michael was a very large ghetto kid in Memphis and the Tuohys took him in after seeing him play on the Briarcrest Christian School football team in the suburbs. Then he starred at Ole Miss. A few years later Tuohy wanted an order of Baltimore Ravens-theme cookies. By now, that was Michael’s team, in the NFL. Tuohy’s husband, Sean, approached Laurie about joining forces in the business venture, and the rest isn’t yet history, but it’s evolving. Memphis-based Whimsy Cookie Co. has sold eight franchises since its business plan matured in 2013. The latest is in the Renaissance at Colony Park in Ridgeland. Co-owner Pepper Carter declined to reveal the front-end investment.

The company headquarters did not respond to inquiries about the franchise agreements. Franchise Times, a trade publication, reported on Sept. 27 that the initial investment is between $280,000 and $420,000, adding that because no franchised stores have been operating long enough, no ﬁnancial data is included in the franchise disclosure document. Aaron Suriff, Laurie’s husband, heads up franchising. He began selling franchises. in January 2018 Twenty-two more deals are signed, he said in the Franchise Times article. Alan and Pepper Carter opened their store on Nov. 6. “The public has received it very well,” said Pepper Carter, who is communications manager for Broadmoor Baptist Church in Madison and whose husband is a pharmaceuticals salesman. About 20 people work at the store, most of whom are part-time, she said. As you might imagine, the cookies are not cheap. That’s because they are handmade. There is a variety of styles and tastes. In-store, basic decorated sugar cookies are $3.50 each; detailed sugar cookies are $4. Gooey cookies are $2.25 each, $2.50 with chocolate chips. Shipped, basic sugar cookies are $48 for 12, or $4 each. Of course, seasonal cookies are in demand now. They run about $5 apiece.

The pink-dominated decor of the Whimsy Cookie Co. store in the Renaissance at Colony Park sets the tone for the variety of cookies, ranging from specialty items to gooies.

DINING

Cultivation Food Hall adds two vendors Cultivation Food Hall announces two new vendors, Yuzu Ramen and Ariella’s Pasta Bar. Yuzu Ramen is the first true ramen concept in Mississippi, offering authentic ramen, made in-house by owner and chef, Connor Mize, according to a news release. Ariella’s Pasta Bar is a new concept by Chef Ashburn-Townsend, to follow her first venture in the food hall, Ariella’s New York Delicatessen. With her next concept, Ariella’s Pasta Bar, Chef Alivia Ashburn-Townsend offers classic, Italian dishes made with fresh ingredients. Diners can build their own pasta dish or choose from such offerings as Chicken Alfredo and Pasta Primavera, or house-made meatballs over pappardelle. Ashburn-Townsend calls the house-made Italian cream soda her favorite menu item, saying, “It takes me... to a period of time of simplicity, with neighborhood soda shops and diners. My favorite food item is the red wine braised pork and pappardelle.” “We try to be as authentic as possible while at the same time trying to appeal to our western demographic,” Mize said of Yuzu Ramen. The Yuzu Ramen Menu is centered on Mize’s house-made Ramen bowls with vegan, gluten free and build-your-own-bowl options, as well as his signature Yuzu Bowl: pork belly, garlic, yuzu, soy, marinated egg and bamboo shoots. Mize has honed his ramen-making throughout his career as a chef, stating, “Ramen originated in China as lomein then over several generations the Japanese took it and made it into the art form it is today.” Cultivation Food Hall showcases a curated collection of eight boutique restaurant concepts and a classic, craft cocktail bar. The lineup includes Ariella’s Pasta Bar, Atlas, Bocca Pizzeria, Fête au Fête, Gold Coast Bar, Il Lupo Coffee, Poké Stop, Whisk Crêperie and Yuzu Ramen. Cultivation Food Hall is located on the ground floor of the BankPlus Building in The District at Eastover at 1200 Eastover Drive, Suite 125 Jackson, MS 39211.

HEALTH

Mississippi school district sues maker of e-cigarettes A school district in Mississippi is suing the largest e-cigarette maker in the U.S., saying that Juul Labs is deceptively marketing its products to teenagers and causing young people to become addicted. The Jefferson County School District filed the lawsuit Dec. 5 in federal court in southern Mississippi. Attorneys are seeking to have it certified as a class-action lawsuit on behalf of all Mississippi school districts. The suit seeks an unspecified amount of money, including some to pay for prevention education and addiction treatment. The lawsuit is similar to those filed this year by several other states and the District of Columbia. North Carolina became the first state to sue the San Francisco startup in May. School districts in Kansas and Kentucky have also sued Juul. The Jefferson County School District, in rural southwestern Mississippi, has about 1,200 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Attorneys representing the district in the lawsuit are based in Nashville, Tennessee. The lawsuit says tobacco use among teens decreased significantly from 2000 to 2017. “This success has been the result of years of litigation and strict regulation,” the Mississippi lawsuit says. “ It is also due to the widespread and mainstream public health message that smoking kills people — a message that Big Tobacco can no longer dispute or contradict. This incredible progress towards eliminating youth tobacco and nicotine use has now largely been reversed due to e-cigarettes and vaping.” The Jefferson County School District’s lawsuit also targets Altria, which owns Marlboro and other cigarette brands. Altria owns about one-third of Juul. Juul launched in 2015 and now controls about two-thirds of the U.S. retail market for e-cigarettes. The company faces separate investigations by Congress, the FDA and other federal regulators.

Juul’s top executives dispute allegations that they market their products to teens, declaring that they’ve taken unprecedented steps to combat underage use of the company’s e-cigarettes. Juul has shut down its Facebook and Instagram pages and pulled several of its ﬂavored products out of retail stores. Juul also backs federal legislation to raise the minimum age to purchase all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, to 21 nationwide. The Associated Press was seeking comment from Juul spokesmen Tuesday about the lawsuit in Mississippi.

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RETAIL

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Mississippi trucking, equipment facility to create 22 jobs A new trucking and equipment facility coming to a south Mississippi city is expected to bring about 22 jobs to the area. Stribling Equipment is partnering with Empire Trucks to expand their facility in Natchez, officials for Natchez Inc. announced on Monday. The new, 36,000-square-foot (3,345-square-meter) building will include sales, parts and service for equipment companies such as John Deere and Hitachi as well as trucking companies Freightliner and Western Star, company officials said. The facility will be the ﬁrst in the region to have a climate controlled mechanic shop allowing for more comfortable employee work conditions, Stribling officials said. Stribling Equipment purchased their ﬁrst Natchez facility in 1983, making it one of the oldest operating stores in the Stribling franchise, The Natchez Democrat reported. The company also has locations in Arkansas and West Tennessee.

ENERGY

Entergy Mississippi powering up Madison County mega site The Mississippi Public Service Commission has approved Entergy Mississippi’s construction of a $57-million substation at the Madison County Mega Site. The project, which also involves transmission upgrades, will give the industrial site a competitive edge in attracting large economic development projects. It will also increase service reliability in the fast-growing area of northwest Madison County. The Madison County Mega Site is in a prime location off Interstate 55 close to the Nissan automotive plant in Canton. The project is expected to initially serve up to 80 megawatts of electric power and has the capacity to provide up to 300 MW in the future. Entergy will break ground on the substation in December 2020 with a planned in-service date of December 2021. “The Madison County Mega Site has more than 1,000 acres, so we’re targeting larger projects with significant power requirements and high levels of reliability,” said Ed Gardner, Entergy Mississippi director of business and economic development. “The substation has been designed and configured to provide highly reliable transmission service that will ultimately have three independent sources. “That means triple redundancy–critical to providing these large manufacturers with extremely reliable power.” The Madison County Economic Development Authority is marketing the site to automotive suppliers, advanced manufacturers and knowledge-based industries. “Entergy Mississippi’s commitment to Madison County will positively affect the lives of our citizens and the region for generations to come,” said Joey Deason, executive director of the Madison County Economic Development Authority. “Having a substation that can serve some very large loads will position our community and region to compete for larger projects that were once considered out of reach due to the availability of electrical capacity.” The site is an Entergy Qualified Site, meaning certain due diligence and preparation has been done, reducing risk and the time needed to occupy the site.

Hollywood Feed to close County Line store Hollywood Feed will soon close its store at 1250 E. County Line Rd. in Ridgeland. The Memphis-based company said the store will shut down due to insufficient sales. There are 101 stores in the chain, including two more in metro Jackson: in Highland Village in Jackson at 4500 Interstate 55 North and 314 Ridge Way Rd. in Flowood. There are also Hollywood Feed stores in Madison, Olive Branch, Oxford and Southaven. — MBJ staff

TECHNOLOGY

NASA chief gets latest look at new moon rocket

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine and the media got an up-close look Monday at a huge, newly completed rocket for the program aimed at putting a man and woman on the moon as early as 2024. Bridenstine was in New Orleans to see the first of the “core stage” rockets for NASA’s Space Launch System at the Michoud Assembly Center, where it was built for NASA’s Artemis program. The rocket, 212 feet (65 meters) tall and more than 27 feet (8 meters) in diameter, is to be loaded on a barge by year’s end for transport to the Stennis Space Center in neighboring coastal Mississippi. There, Bridenstine said, it will undergo tests before being transported to Cape Canaveral, Florida. According to NASA, the first non-reusable rocket is to be launched for a test flight carrying a spacecraft without a crew, a mission known as Artemis I. A second would later send a crewed spacecraft into space. The third mission, Artemis III, would put a man and woman on the south pole of the moon, with an eye toward a continued presence that would lead eventually to a trip to Mars. “We are making significant progress towards achieving that Artemis III mission and getting our first woman and next man to the south pole of the moon in 2024,” Bridenstine said. Among others attending the NASA event was Jasmin Moghbeli, who is set to graduate from the astronaut training program next year. “Just seeing us go back to the moon and doing that in a sustainable way and using that as a stepping bed to move on further than we’ve ever been before, going to Mars, is super exciting,” Moghbeli said. “And the fact that I’m in the astronaut office now and, you know, to think of the next people to go on the moon, I will know them. And it will be such an incredible thing for girls around the country and around the world to see a woman on the moon for the first time.”

— MBJ Staff & Wire Reports

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AN MBJ FOCUS: Architects & Engineers Opportunity Zone credits touted as beneﬁt from purchasing ﬁve historic downtown Hattiesburg properties By BECKY GILLETTE mbj@msbusiness.com

In what is being described as a “oncein-a-lifetime opportunity,” five historic downtown Hattiesburg properties owned by CR Properties were available with a call for offers on the buildings being accepted until Dec. 5. The advantage of having so many buildings for sale at once allows buyers a rare opportunity to purchase the historic office and multifamily assets not only at a very low cost per square foot, but also to take advantage of being able to purchase a large market-share of office and multifamily product in the thriving downtown Hattiesburg business district, said Patrick Kelleher, event manager with The Future of Real Estate (FRE) based in Newport Kelleher Beach, Calif. “With these offerings, we are allowing for flexible closing dates as buyers can submit their offers with their estimated due diligence time needed, as well as the estimated closing time they will need to close the transaction,” Saffle Kelleher said. Interest in the properties was expected to be enhanced because of the potential for Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) tax credits. Kelleher said a new law came into effect this past year incentivizing investment in low-income and disadvantaged neighborhoods throughout the country. “Revitalizing economically-distressed areas is an important social and political goal, and there are significant tax advantages,” Kelleher said. For more information on the OZ credits, they are asking interested parties to contact the Mississippi Development Authority, the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service. The downtown properties include: » The America Building. One of two buildings comprising the Hub City Lofts, it has 20 apartments that are leased and 4,052

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Aerial shot of downtown Hattiesburg.

feet of first floor commercial space in revitalized downtown Hattiesburg. » The Carter Building. The other half of the Hub City Lofts complex has 32 fully-leased apartments and 8,658 feet of commercial space on the ground floor. » The Kress Building, a three-story, 32,459-square-foot office building. » Forrest Tower. The nine-story office building has about 61,072 square feet of space, plus a 17,833 square-foot basement and a 2,871 square-foot penthouse. » The Regions Bank Building. Kelleher said the IRS will defer and reduce capital gains tax if you invest gains within six months in a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF), and then that fund invests in an QOZ within six months. The gains can be short- or long-term and from any investment with no maximum or minimum amount. The QOF can be a pool set up by an asset manager, or you can self-certify a new corporation or partnership as your own QOF. He said there are more detailed rules, so always consult your financial and legal advisers for your specific situation. “In terms of the benefits, they are multiple,” Kelleher said. “First of all, you can defer paying tax on your capital gain. This means you can invest 100 percent of the gain, not the after-tax portion (and on short-term gains, the taxes may be approaching 40 percent for high income

earners). If you keep the investment for five years, you essentially reduce the tax owed by 10 percent. If you keep the investment for 7 years, you reduce the tax owed by another five percent, but you will owe the tax after the 7th year. “The tax benefits continue. If you keep the investment for at least 10 years, then any gains from this new investment are exempt from capital gains tax. What a great incentive to invest intelligently in an OZ. No doubt some OZs are going to be seen as having more investment growth potential than others. Some investors are going to be all about the money, some will look for an adequate return combined with social benefit, and others will prioritize the noble cause.” There are a few restrictions on the type of real estate (no golf courses or massage parlors, for example), but in most cases land, residential or commercial property can all work. “Bear in mind that Congress’ objective was to encourage investment in the community, so just buying a rental property and changing the carpet is unlikely to cut it,” Kelleher said. “You are required to substantially improve it within 30 months. The measure here is to take out the value of the land and spend at least the value of the improvements again. Thus, if you buy a property for $1.5 million and the land is valued at $1 million, to continue to qualify

you will need to spend at least a further $500,000.” Kelleher said whether the goal is to make a difference in a local community or one across the country, or to simply pay as few taxes as possible, there are great investments to be had in these newly-created OZ. “These buildings have more than just a rich history of tenancy,” said Alan Bridevaux, broker of record, with Doug Rushing Realty, Inc., in McComb. “Each one was built by craftsmen who used only the finest materials and paid attention to every detail. These classic buildings represent lucrative opportunities for the smart investor.” Hattiesburg Historic Downtown District Executive Director Andrea Saffle said what is exciting about this auction is the potential to attract new developers and new investors to the party. The five buildings make up a majority of the large historic buildings in downtown. But Saffle said it is not known if all five buildings are going to change hands in December; all five are listed for sale in the auction, but that doesn’t mean that they will all be sold. “The current owners are not looking to divest all of their properties,” Saffle said. “They simply wanted to create an opportunity for an investor to put together a package of properties that makes sense for them. While the Tatums are committed to seeing the Kress Building and the Regions building developed, they see this as an opportunity to attract outside investors who might be looking to take advantage of Opportunity Zone benefits, as well as historic tax credit opportunities. CR Properties is committed to helping make downtown a thriving and vibrant place to live and work. Their Hub City Lofts (The America and Carter Buildings) are very successful, maintaining a 98 percent occupancy.” Saffle said so far in 2019, downtown Hattiesburg has seen $11.2 million in private investments and $1.37 million in public investments. She said downtown Hattiesburg is considered the heartbeat of the community due to its rich history, creative vibe, historic architecture, and charming atmosphere. Seven new business have opened or expanded in Downtown in 2019 including Canvas, Fika Swedish Cafe, Anderson’s Downtown, Chavel, and Your CBD Store. “We have variety of galleries and eateries, a thriving live music scene, an ever-growing craft beer industry and a vast and varied community of artists, drawn here by the universities,” Saffle said. For more information, see https:// downtownhattiesburg.com/ and www.fre. com. FRE has handled transactions for other historic properties including the Clock Tower in Denver, Colo., and the Historic Armory in Flint, Mich.

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GRASSFED ANIMAL PRODUCTION CAN BE A WAY TO SAVE THE FAMILY FARM By BECKY GILLETTE mbj@msbusiness.com

Williams teaches people how to improve the health of soil by planting a a diverse number of annuals and perennials in pastures

Williams does work around the world promoting soil health and grassfed animal production By BECKY GILLETTE mbj@msbusiness.com STARKVILLE — Before a recent interview for this article, Dr. Allen Williams had already answered emails from people in a dozen different countries. “And that happens every day,” said Williams, a sixth-generation farmer who is a partner in one of the largest grassfed protein operations in the country, Joyce Farms Inc., and a founding partner of Soil Health and Grass Fed Insights, LLC. (see www.understandingag.com). “We consult across North America and the world. We consult in all phases of agriculture, not just animal ag, but row crop production, fruit and vegetable production, and nut production. We see agriculture globally as it exists and we see the issues that exist, as well.” Williams said all phases of agriculture have work to do. With crop production, severe erosion and runoff issues resulting in things like the toxic algae blooms that closed Mississippi beaches this past summer, thus costing more than $4.1 million in lost tourism revenues. That closure was largely a result of row crop production, not animals. “We have an agriculture-wide issue, not just an animal issue,” said Allen, a researcher and former professor at Mississippi State University. “If you are truly serious about solving the issues we face with climate

change and ecosystem health, then we must be addressing all of agriculture. We must have agriculture to eat, and simply eliminating animal proteins won’t help, but will exacerbate that problem, causing even more runoff and more erosion, more leaching of chemicals, worse water infiltration problems, greater floods and more drought. We have to eat, we must have agriculture, so let’s see about solving issues in the whole of ag and not pick one and say this is the issue.” Recently the United Nations came out with a warning that consumption of beef and dairy products must be greatly curtailed in order to prevent the most devastating impacts of climate change. There have also been arguments made that feedlot cattle produce less methane—a potent greenhouse gas—than grassfed beef raised on pasture. That is a jarring conclusion to people have turned toward grassfed beef as an alternative that is healthier for humans, more natural and humane for the animals, and a system that builds soil health. Williams feels that research leading to those conclusions is based on faulty assumptions. Williams pioneered many of the early adaptive grazing protocols and forage-finishing techniques for grassfed animal production, and has consulted with more than 4,200 farmers and ranchers in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and South America on operations ranging from a few acres See WILLIAMS, Page 19

Many grassfed animal producers turned to that production method because of evidence that it is healthier for the environment, the animals and people. But another big factor is cost. It can be less costly than purchasing or even growing the grains. Dr. Allen Williams, who is a partner in one of the largest grassfed animal production companies in the country, Joyce Farms Inc., said Mississippi and other states have a distinct advantage when it comes to year-around grass finishing because of the warmer weather and longer growing seasons. In a cattle operation, 70-80 percent of annual cost is what they eat. If you reduce that cost, you have substantial savings. “The best way to do that is to build soil health first,” Williams said. “Build diversity—no monoculture or near monocultures— and reduce reliance on chemicals and commercial fertilizer. Then learn how to properly graze using adaptive stewardship grazing. If you learn how to properly graze, you continue to build productivity and soil health while reducing input costs.” Williams consults with grassfed animal production farms around the world. When he compares his clients in the Midwest and New England to those farther south, he sees distinct advantages in the South. “Joyce Farms is a model that it can be done and it can be done on a large scale, but also on a small scale,” he said. “A number of people already in the state of Alabama are doing that. In Mississippi, Johnny Wray north of Starkville has a good operation and Ben Simmons in Petal does multi-protein production throughout the year. The markets are nowhere near saturated. There are significant market opportunities for a host of people to be doing this.” Williams said to be a profitable grassfed protein producer, you first must concentrate on the foundation: You have to build soil health and plant species diversity, and learn how to be a good regenerative producer. “That is very, very important,” he said. “If you have not gained that skill set and try to transition to pasture protein production, nine times out of ten you will fail. You have to learn. This is a business and that is what people have to understand first and foremost. It is not a hobby. In any business, you have to first learn that business. First invest in education. Education is multi-fold, going to workshops and conferences, and attending things like our Soil Health Academy that provides you with in-depth, hands-on education.” He also highly recommends purposefully visiting farms already doing grassfed production so you can see first-hand what they did to be successful, plus the issues and challenges they had to work through. Find out how they made that transition and how they developed their markets. “If you do that, you can be highly successful and absolutely much more profitable than trying to produce and sell on the commodity market,” Williams said. See GRASSFED, Page 19

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to over one million acres. He said the modeling that pins outsized blame for greenhouse gas emissions on grassfed beef is data based on theoretical modeling. “I was on the faculty quite a while and still am a research scientist,” he said. “When you talk about theoretical modeling, you have to make certain assumptions. If the assumption is incorrect, then the output must be incorrect. That is exactly what is happening. Many assumptions are incorrect. I have thoroughly reviewed much of the research. People like me were never contacted; they never contacted real grassfed beef producers for our data. The vast majority of peer-reviewed grassfed research publications from universities have holes big enough to drive a freight train through. “I go to conferences and hear presentations that don’t remotely resemble what we as practitioners do. We were never consulted to design and implement their research. Honestly, we look at their research and look at each other and go, ‘huh?’ You can’t do research on a practice that you yourself have no expertise in and then call it legitimate research. Bad data in, bad data out.” Williams said the studies condemning grassfed beef chose the wrong breeds, the wrong genetics, and the wrong types of production showing the cattle being ﬁnished on monocultures and near monoculture pastures instead of the diverse mixtures of annual and perennial grasses and legumes that thrive on cow manure and build up soil quality while feeding the animals with a minimum of erosion and runoff of nutrients. Cattle standing in feedlots are on dirt lots and dirt does not sequester carbon, Williams said. “Ever seen any green growing plants in a feedlot?” Williams asks. “No. If anything tries to grow, the cattle obliterate it. What sequesters carbon? Dirt or living, growing plants? Feedlots don’t sequester carbon, they just emit carbon. In a pasture, I have carbon sequestration each day. I have active soil microbiology working for me every day. I have high levels of water inﬁltration so, when it rains, I don’t have runoff or erosion because I’m maintaining a high-quality pasture that can absorb rainfall. “And when there is a drought, these soils retain moisture longer. You can’t do that in a feedlot. The number one greenhouse gas is carbon. We must capture more carbon, put it in the soil, and reduce emissions to positively impact climate change. Feedlots don’t do that; property grazed pastures do.” See SOIL HEALTH, Page 21

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Joyce Farms operates out of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina producing multiple pastured proteins. Joyce Farms has a USDA processing plant in North Carolina that produces a federally-graded product. A high percentage of the beef is graded USDA Choice and Prime. “The reason I clarify that is a lot of people who eat grassfed beef get a house grade from the processor which is not an official grade,” he said. “It is a guestimate grade for the producer’s benefit. But 100 percent of our beef is federally graded. We harvest 100 percent grassfed beef every week of the year in loads of 42 head. “These animals are always out on pasture, and never confined to a feedlot or dry lot. They graze on a combination of warm and cool season perennials and annuals. We don’t harvest animals raised on monoculture and that is very purposeful. When we finish cattle on highly-diverse mixes of foliage, we have outstanding flavor profiles

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Consultant Dr. Allen WIlliams is shown leading a pasture tour.

and we never have any off flavors.” Finishing on monocultures or near monocultures can produce off flavors. Many times, monocultures such as rye grass, wheat and fescue end up producing a very metallic flavor in the meat that is very off-putting to the consumer. “If that is their first taste of grassfed beef, many consumers immediately develop a negative impression,” he said. Some recommend cooking grassfed beef differently. With the proper degree of finishing Williams said you don’t have to cook it differently. But any lean beef, grassfed or grain fed, tastes better not cooking much beyond medium rare. Joyce Farms predominantly markets to fine dining restaurants, including James Beard award winning restaurants and chefs. “So, they are going to be very discerning and critical, and therefore you have to deliver week-after-week a very consistent, high-quality product,” Williams said. “In terms of breeds, we focus on Aberdeen angus genetics, black and red angus, what a lot of people would call old-style genetics. We have found those cattle perform optimally on

grass and will grade very consistently in USDA choice and prime category.” They also produce and market pastured pork. They raise Gloucestershire Old Spot, a very old breed from the British Isles. The restaurants they sell to want fully marbled and richly ﬂavored pork. “Chefs love it,” Williams said. “We harvest them at 300 pounds. We also have a two-year aged ham that is very similar to the Iberico ham from Spain.” They also produce pastured lamb, pastured poultry, pastured eggs, heritage Spanish black turkeys, white pheasant, guinea and duck. Williams has been featured in the Carbon Nation ﬁlms: Soil Carbon Cowboys, Soil Carbon Curious, and Givers & Takers. He has also appeared on the Dr. Oz Show and on ABC Food Forecast. His 2014 released book, Before You Have A Cow, was co-authored with Teddy Gentry. He is the author of more than 400 articles, and serves on the board of directors of the Grassfed Exchange and the Mississippi Sustainable Agriculture Network.

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wild animal that eats grass would have to slaughtered because they emit methane, as well. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Is that an argument tenable to the population of the world?â&#x20AC;? he asks. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Absolutely not. No one would agree we have to slaughter every plant-eating animal in world. Therefore, properly grazed domestic livestock cannot be a problem. We have always had this methane issue and nature hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t been able to solve it? Of course, she has. Because of highly biologically active soil, methane is not an issue with wild ruminants.â&#x20AC;? He points out that swamps, bayous, oceans, and lakes all emit methane. The staler they get with algae blooms, the more methane they emit. Rice ďŹ elds when ďŹ&#x201A;ooded emit huge amounts of methane to atmosphere. Rice production is a net methane emitter. Commercial fertilizer production is a net methane emitter. Row crop ďŹ elds where the soils are anaerobic are a net methane emitter. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The data coming out right now is not properly capturing what is happening overall with methane emissions from agriculture,â&#x20AC;? Williams said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;For example, the estimates of methane emissions from feedlot cattle donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t take into the account the amount of methane produced in making feed.â&#x20AC;?

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For five weeks straight, Lance Yarbrough spent most of his days at the end of a tunnel 600 feet below the Hudson River. The assistant professor of geology and geological engineering at the University of Mississippi was watching “Nora” – a 470-foot-long, 2.7-million-pound tunnel boring machine – mine through rock 900 feet beneath the Earth’s surface as part of the Delaware Aqueduct Bypass project. The machine operated for 20 months, six days a week, 24 hours a day. For Yarbrough, being involved in the project was an experience of a lifetime. “I observed the daily operations of this $1 billion tunnel project, the largest fix ever done to the largest water supply system in the nation,” he said. Yarbrough was a faculty scholar with Kiewit Underground, the construction company working on the Delaware Aqueduct Bypass. “Most of my time underground, I was at the end of the tunnel with more than 300 pounds per square inch of pressure acting on the shield of the machine,” he said. Kiewit began running Nora in January 2018 to build a 2.5-mile-long tunnel to bypass a leaking portion of the Delaware Aqueduct, which provides about 50 percent of the fresh water for New York City. The machine finished mining the tunnel in late August. The tunnel will be lined with steel and a second layer of concrete now that mining is complete. At slightly more than 85 miles, the Delaware Aqueduct is the longest continuous tunnel in the world. Originally built between 1933 and 1941, the underground

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aqueduct is about 20 feet in diameter and carries water from the Rondout Reservoir in the Catskill Mountains of southern New York across the Hudson River Valley to New York City. The aqueduct reaches depths of 1,200 feet in some places. “My day at the work site would require me to take a man cage down a 900-footdeep shaft to the tunnel being mined by the tunnel burrowing machine,” Yarbrough said. Kiewit has been recruiting from the Ole Miss School of Engineering for the past two years, so Yarbrough asked about faculty opportunities with the company. As a faculty scholar for the underground district and the foundations district, Yarbrough’s overall objective was to take what he learned while embedded with

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the project team and create training and educational content for use at Kiewit University in Omaha, Nebraska, as well as his courses at Ole Miss and other engineering programs around the world through the Kiewit University Faculty Portal. Among his daily tasks were quality control and observing tunnel ring segment placement, grouting and mining operations. “I had a unique opportunity to observe the interactions of project design and construction in a challenging geologic setting,” he said. “I gained a deeper understanding of the interactions between craft worker and the engineering/management of (a) large construction project.” Yarbrough received access to all relevant ﬁles and documents in the project

SharePoint, which enabled him to trace decisions made at planning stages through to implementation of the project. This knowledge should prove beneficial to his students, he said. “It was fascinating to view entire geotechnical reports and testing data to compare with materials mined,” Yarbrough said. “I was able to construct detailed case studies for use in my courses, particularly my drilling technology and ground improvement course. “Students will have authentic data and learn about the outcomes of engineering decisions made on a daily basis and how those decisions impact the schedule and revenue of the project.” Yarbrough was a valuable asset both underground at the bypass and aboveground at company headquarters, said Matt Roberts, senior business line manager for Kiewit Foundations Co. “Lance fulfilled separate rotations with our tunnel group at the Rondout project and with our Kiewit Foundations Co., performing various estimating assignments,” Roberts said. “In both cases, he exceeded my expectations as a faculty adviser.” Roberts remembers Yarbrough’s first week at Rondout. “I visited the job to help get him indoctrinated on his first or second day, and he was all ready to go,” he said. “It’s pretty impressive work, and I could tell he was going to enjoy his time there.” The project began because the decades-old aqueduct is leaking between 15 million and 35 million gallons of the fresh water it pulls from four Catskill-area reservoirs – Cannonsville, Neversink, Pepacton and Rondout – to the city. As part of the project, New York City agreed to pay for new water systems in a number of affected communities. Wappingers Falls got $11 million for a twophase project. The first phase ran a water main to New York City’s construction site. The second phase runs a series of distribution mains through the hamlet of Chelsea. The project began in 2014 with blasting in the Wappingers Falls area. Tunneling began in late 2017. The bypass, which will allow leaking portions of the aqueduct to be taken out of service, reached the halfway point in November 2018. With the tunnel complete and lined with concrete, four more years of work remain to complete the steel liner and make connections to the aqueduct to bypass the leaking section. The project is on schedule to be complete in 2023. Yarbrough said he does not plan to return to the project during its final stages, but his work during the summer will enhance his course offerings in the UM Department of Geology and Geological Engineering and greatly benefit students’ education.

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Dustin Pinion of Beaverdam Fresh Farms in Starkville speaking to a MSAN farm tour

Delta farmers would benefit having sustainable agriculture By NASH NUNNERY mbj@msbusiness.com The bumper sticker on Daniel Doyle’s vehicle perfectly defines his philosophy on sustainable agriculture. “Think before you eat,” it reads. Doyle, a current board member and former director of the non-profit Mississippi Sustainable Agriculture Network, is a passionate advocate for the organic farming movement. A Massachusetts native who attended graduate school at the University of Mississippi, Doyle served as MSAN director from 2014-2018 before resigning to concentrate on national sustainable ag policy. “I stepped down because I felt that It just made sense to have a Mississippian lead the organization,” he said. “We’re looking to find that person now.” Although the MSAN has no formal membership, Doyle consults with both commercial and sustainable farmers to educate consumers on the value of sustain-

able agriculture. “Our mission is to see more farmers and more farms in our state, and more farmers selling food locally,” said the Oxford resident. “Approximately 96 percent of food that’s on Mississippi grocery shelves is imported from other locations. Our local food systems are in shambles compared to decades ago. (Commercial) farms as we know them today are factories, not farms. “We just think developing local food systems is a better way, both from a nutritional and eco-system standpoint.” Commercial farming has produced the bulk of America’s food for decades. Known to some as industrial agriculture, it’s a system dominated by large farms growing the same crops year after year. But an increasing number of innovative farmers are taking a different path – sustainable agriculture. The MSAN promotes farmers that are engaged See SUSTAINABLE, Page 25

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Entergy offers solutions for cold months ahead By LYNN LOFTON mbj@msbusiness.com With chilly days ahead followed by a long, hot summer, there are ways to help your home or business increase energy efficiency. Entergy Mississippi’s Entergy Solutions programs are available for residential, small business, commercial, industrial and governmental customers. Residential programs are open for all residential customers on an ongoing basis and the company begins taking applications for the Business Solutions program in January. The programs were started in 2014. “Entergy Mississippi’s offerings are designed to educate customers and introduce them to energy efficient products and services,” says Entergy spokeswoman Mara Hartmann. “They include a variety of opportunities ranging from something as simple as changing out light bulbs to installing new technology that helps you better manage your energy usage. Besides improving energy efficiency, most of these steps also improve the comfort of your home or workplace.” Homeowners, small business owners and commercial or industrial customers who want to save money on

their energy bills can take steps to improve their energy efficiency. “Everything from small tweaks such as caulking and weather-stripping to major investments such as replacing an old HVAC unit or retro-fitting a building with new LED lighting fixtures can help save money on an electric bill,” Hartmann said. “Our experts can provide recommendations for changes that can result in the most savings for that particular customer.” The most popular part of the program, according to Hartmann, is the recently launched online marketplace where customers can purchase energy-efficient products as well as enroll in some of Entergy’s programs. “This allows customers to go to one site to request a home energy audit as well as purchase a smart thermostat for their home,” she said. “Even better, for those products eligible for an incentive through our programs, the incentive is deducted from the purchase price during checkout, eliminating the need to mail in a form and receipt and wait for a rebate check.” Costs to customers vary by program. For example, participation in the residential home energy audit is free, energy-efficient appliances can be purchased at significant discounts and customers can have their air conditioners

tuned up at no cost. “For larger ticket investments, the programs make higher efficiency units more affordable, improving efficiency for a longer time. Our experts can help guide customers through the costs and benefits of our programs,” Hartmann explained. She says Entergy has had robust participation in all of their programs from each customer segment. “Customers can participate in multiple programs and we encourage all customers to take advantage of our programs and their benefits,” she added. “Our programs have saved 138,361,000 kWh (kilowatt hours) and 27,349,000 kW (kilowatts) since 2014. That is enough energy to power nearly 9,500 houses per year or the equivalent of taking 8,414 average cars off the road.” Entergy partners with trade allies across its service territory. “Our local partners are one of the more important parts of our programs,” Hartmann said. “In fact, one of the added benefits of our programs has been the development of local businesses and the growth of existing businesses, increasing the skills and opportunities for Mississippi’s work force. Where applicable, a list of participating trade allies is available on our website.”

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environmentally, economically and socially. Doyle believes the system has room for farms of all sizes that produce a diverse range of foods, ﬁbers and fuels adapted to local conditions and regional markets. “We have lots of relationships with farmers and we talk with them on a regular basis,” he said. “Can (sustainable) farmers actually make money and is it economically viable? What we’ve found through surveys is the reality that for the past 100 years, very few farms succeed without an outside income. You must know your market and diversify revenues”. Another key to success is managing farms as eco-systems. According to Doyle, environmental sustainability in agriculture means good stewardship of the natural systems and resources, which includes rotating crops, building and maintaining healthy soil, managing water wisely, encouraging livestock grazing and minimizing pollution. “There are many factors but most important is working within the eco-system,” he said. “Also among those factors are producing a variety of crops and selling local while cutting out the middleman.” Two of the more successful sustainable agriculture operations in the state are based in the Mississippi Delta. Two Brooks Farm (Sumner) and Delta Blues Rice (Ruleville) produce a variety of high-quality rice products organically. Two Brooks Farm rice appears in a few dozen retail outlets in Mississippi and Memphis, as well as on Amazon. The company’s bags feature the slogan “rice ecologically grown for our world”. Variet-

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MSAN board members and Mississippi sustainable ag farmers at the State CapitOl.

ies such as basmati, and whole grain brown and white rice are offered as blends. “We use about 25 percent (less) of the water than a lot of rice farms do,” said owner Mike Wagner. “We like to say that we serve mankind and nature, not just mankind.” Owned by the Arant family, Delta Blues Rice features brown and white rice, and rice grits. Artisian-milled on site, the product has won awards from both Southern Living and Garden & Gun magazines, and is known for its consistently rich ﬂavor.

Agriculture and the American family farm have seen great changes since WWII. The number of U.S. farms has declined while the average farm size has increased, according to studies conducted by the Ag Sustainability Institute at the University of California-Davis. Are traditional commercial farmers in Mississippi looking at more sustainability agriculture practices? “I’d say a few more (commercial) farmers are looking at us and what we’re about,” said Doyle. “More large-scale farming operations such as those in the

Mississippi Delta are researching and asking questions about sustainable practices, such as more crop rotation and putting livestock on their land to sustain it.” Doyle added that many Delta farming communities that are slowly dying on the vine would beneﬁt greatly by increasing the number of sustainable ag farms. “In order to break that trend (poor rural community development), we’ll have to do something different,” he said. “I think it’s the only thing that will save those communities.”

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Baptist DeSoto employs unique physician collaboration to improve cardiac outcomes while reducing costs By BECKY GILLETTE mbj@msbusiness.com SOUTHAVEN — Some people might perceive that a bigger hospital is a better hospital. But in the case of Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto, advantages have been found allowing the hospital that serves a large surrounding rural area to engage in a unique physician collaboration targeted towards improving health outcomes while reducing costs for cardiac care. “DeSoto is almost like a test site for a lot of these ideas and projects because they are controllable here,” said Dr. Arie Szatkowski, director of the Cardiac Service Line at DeSoto and a cardiologist with Stern Cardiovascular Foundation, which is part of the Baptist Medical Group. “We have one group of cardiovascular specialists, and a heart sur-

geon who works well with us. We have one group of hospitalists who work with us. When you try to do collaboration projects at bigger hospitals with multiple groups of cardiologists and surgeons, it can be difficult to work together.” Improving cardiovascular care wasn’t just about better outcomes Szatkowski at lower cost, but putting Baptist DeSoto on the map. “There was a time ten years ago when some people thought DeSoto was the worst,” Szatkowski said. “We were determined to change that perception.” At the same time, they were aware that many patients struggle to pay their medical bills. Medical bills are the leading cause of personal bankruptcy in

the U.S. You may do a good job of ﬁxing someone. You may save a life. But if that person goes home, can’t pay the bills and becomes homeless, you have created another problem. “And you have to be aware of that,” he said. Physicians at Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto set out to reduce costs and improve efficiencies including developing a process for same-day discharge for people requiring cardiac catheterization and stenting procedures. Instead of the patient staying overnight as they do at most facilities, physicians developed a process to discharge patients the same day. “We developed a radial-artery-in-the-wrist approach for all cardiac catheterizations as opposed to through the groin,” Szatkowski said. “We then See DESOTO, Page 31

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Nurse Practitioners ﬁlling the state’s gap in health care By LYNN LOFTON mbj@msbusiness.com

Here’s another grim statistic for Mississippi — out of 50 states and the District of Columbia, we’re number 51 in health care. Nurse practitioners believe they are playing a vital role in the state’s health care and want to help lift us from the bottom. The Mississippi Association of Nurse Practitioners (MSANP) has a goal to change the state law that requires NPs to have collaborative agreements with physicians to practice, which they maintain will bring more NPs into the state’s health care system. “Collaborative agreements are not required in 22 states and we lose some of our nurse practitioners to other states,” says Wanda Stroupe of Ripley. “We impact health care so much because of our nursing skills, but there are big pockets of needs that we need to ﬁll. With a change in state law we could have a full-range practice. But, we always run into road blocks in the state legislature.” She adds that nurse practitioners love working with physicians and will continue to do so. “We respect what they do and

counsel with them every day.” Tina W. Highfill, president of the MSANP, says her 400 members and other NP s around the state are definitely helping improve health care, especially in rural areas. “We Highfill see it every day and want to continue and expand the high level of care nurse practitioners bring to the state.” Beverly Glasgow is semi retired now but saw first hand how nurse practitioners help when she worked in the Delta town of Marks providing care Glasgow during weekends. “There’s an older population with more needs and nurse practitioners can provide access to health care,” she said. “We collaborate to get that total care and provide continuity of care. We can relieve overburdened physicians in these areas. I think we put the pieces of the puzzle together.” She also has participated in

the state’s telemedicine program that was placed in rural areas. Stroupe, who’s been a nurse practitioner 16 years and has a background of 22 years as a nurse, owns a clinic in Ripley with ﬁve full-time employees. The Stroupe town has a small hospital with limited services and is 35 miles from New Albany and 50 miles to Tupelo. She and her clinic work closely with North Mississippi Medical Center where she serves on the board of directors. She also serves on the boards of several other professional organizations. She and Glasgow have doctorate of nursing practice degrees, and Glasgow said many of their members have that degree. “At our clinic we provide integrated care; we really take care of people, seeing patients from two days old through the end of life,” Stroupe said. “Nurse practitioners are trained to do that, but like any health care provider, we know when a patient needs a specialist. We stick to our scope of practice.” With elderly patients making up 25

percent of her practice, Stroupe says the clinic sees a wide range of patients needing a wide range of care. She became a nurse practitioner because she liked the idea of having the ability to do more. “I wanted to diagnose and treat,” she said. “I had worked in a variety of settings, learning at the bedside. I have strong assessment skills and wanted to expand on what I already knew, so it was the next step for me.” After her children were grown and she’d been a nurse 25 years, Glasgow decided to become a nurse practitioner. Her physician husband was running a busy clinic in Oxford and needed an extra pair of hands. “There’s such a need and I wanted to give adequate care,” she said. “We can take more time with patients, explaining things such as special diets and how to take medication. We ﬁll the gap.” Stroupe says there are very few things nurse practitioners can’t do and that they are always striving to improve patient care. “We learn to touch patients and interact because nurses’ bedside and clinical training start early,” she said. “Additionally, there are many things nurse practitioners are trained to do and do well every day.”

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Protect your business or practice » Orthopedic Group settlement provides 1.2M reasons for health-care providers to ensure fraud & abuse law compliance

recent health-care fraud investigation and settlement demonstrates three important reminders for health care providers: 1. The federal government is serious about its commitment to holding providers accountable under fraud and abuse laws. 2. The government’s enforcement efforts include not only large hospital chains but also physician groups. 3. Providers should expect that employees (past and present) may be the instigators of the government’s actions. Baldwin Bone & Joint, P.C. (BB&J), an orthopedic surgery and physical therapy practice in Daphne, Ala., has agreed to pay the federal government $1.2 million as the result of a settlement arising out of allegations that BB&J violated several laws, including the federal False Claims Act, the federal physician self-referral law (the Stark Law); and the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (the AKS). The case began as a qui tam, or whistleblower case, ﬁled by a former exercise physiologist employee of BB&J. That suit initiated a federal investigation by the Office of Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and, because of allegations involving TRICARE patients, the Defense Criminal Investigative Service.

The lawsuit ﬁled by the former employee alleged that BB&J billed Medicare and TRICARE for physical therapy services performed by unauthorized providers, including athletic trainers and an exercise physiologist. The complaint also alleged that the group’s internal compensation plan violated the Stark Law because physiCharles Crawford cians were compensated on the basis of the volume of patients they referred internally for designated health services such as physical therapy, X-rays and MRIs. Many health care providers are familiar with prohibitions against remuneration being paid to physicians for referrals to facilities such as hospital or nursing, but many physicians are still not aware that the internal compensaKendra Lyons tion plan of a medical practice is subject to the Stark Law. The lawsuit also alleged that BB&J violated the False Claims Act because it did not return improperly billed federal patient payments. Generally, providers are required to return improper Medicare payments within 90 days of receipt, or be subject to the penalties, including possible imprisonment, set forth in the False Claims Act. It is important to remember that this was a settlement, and no determination of liability was made. Still, it cost the physician group $1.2 million. Investigations also typically require a signiﬁcant expenditure for attorneys’ fees,

as well as physician and administrative time, and employee distraction. An investigation and the attendant publicity can also be a serious public relations event, cause problems with patients, payers and referral services. How can you protect your business/practice?

First, of course, know the rules and follow them. Some health care laws are fairly obvious, but most involve layers of complexity and often don’t seem to follow a logical pattern, particularly the Stark Law and its voluminous regulations. Second, adopt and implement a robust compliance plan. Your plan should also provide a mechanism for employees to raise concerns without fear of reprisal. If an employee feels he or she can raise a compliance concern with management and have it dealt with internally in an appropriate manner, the employee is less likely to become a whistleblower. Butler Snow LLP is a full-service law ﬁrm with more than 360 attorneys and advisors collaborating across a network of 27 offices in the U.S., Asia and Europe. For more information about the ﬁrm, visit www.butlersnow.com. *Note: The facts regarding this settlement were published by the U.S. Attorney’s Office: https://www.justice. gov/usao-sdal/pr/qui-tam-lawsuit-and-federal-investigation-results-settlement-and-12-million-payment

Charles Crawford is an attorney in the Butler Snow’s Health Law practice group, focusing his Charles focuses his practice on healthcare regulatory, transactional and operational issues for local, regional and national entities, including hospitals, physician organizations, dialysis and other providers. He is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Kendra A. Lyons is a member of the Health Law group and focuses her practice on healthcare law, commercial contracting, regulatory compliance counsel and advice and mergers and acquisitions

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Mississippi Business Journal

Stepping up » Dr. Jennifer Villacorta named

Methodist Rehabilitation Center’s new medical director By Susan Christensen Methodist Rehabilitation Center

Dr. Jennifer Villacorta can’t say she ever saw herself as a medical director. “They are usually older, and I’m still wearing headbands,” she joked. But when she was offered the position at Methodist Rehabilitation Center, the spinal cord injury specialist decided to “step up to it.” “After being on the front lines as a physician, I realize there is so much you can do for patients and the medical team when you have a voice. And that’s what I’m excited about.” Villacorta joined MRC’s staff in 2016, and she immediately became a significant contributor to its mission, said MRC President and CEO Mark Adams. “It was not a hard decision to give her the additional responsibility of medical director,” Adams said. “She has become a very important part of our leadership team in this new role.” Villacorta says it’s not the first time she has benefited

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developed a same-day discharge process. This increased same-day discharge for cardiac cath and stenting from 20 percent to 75-80 percent. We did that within a year. We are now expanding that to Baptist Memphis.” In addition to allowing people to get home faster, other advantages are saving costs on hospitalizations—which helps the pocketbooks of both the patient and the hospital--and opening up beds for other people. “The biggest part is people are happy with a stick in the wrist as opposed to the groin,” Szatkowski said. “They can get up and go home the same day. Psychologically, it is a much more calming approach.” They closely studied the way they manage heart failure and chest pain. There was a huge variation of approaches including utilization of some expensive testing and treatment that did not improve outcomes. “We spent a long-time developing order sets that speciﬁcally address common diagnoses,” Szatkowski said. “We were all focused on providing people who come to our facility with the best care. And we had an administration that was also support-

from a serendipitous career move. “I seem to always land where I never would have imagined I would be most utilized and grow as a person and as a professional,” she said. Growing up in the Philippines, she knew her parents expected her to become either a doctor, lawyer or engineer. Being a physician seemed to be the best fit. Villacorta chose to study physical therapy as a stepping stone to medical school. She found herself endeared to the profession and particularly drawn to the very unique experience of treating spinal injury patients. “It was challenging in a fulfilling way,” she said. “And I actually started entertaining the idea of not continuing on to med school.” But when she was accepted to the University of the Philippines College of Medicine in Manila on her first try, she figured her fate had been decided and she proceeded to earn her M.D. Still undecided about a specialty, Villacorta sought the guidance of a mentor who happened to be a physiatrist and suggested a career in physical medicine and rehabilitation. While her background as a physical therapist made a PM&R residency a logical choice, Villacorta was hesitant at first. “PM&R was not as developed in the Philippines back then, and I was afraid it might not be as challenging or interesting.” It was then that she was told, “Go to the states (USA), and find out.” Villacorta then pursued and completed her PM&R residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

ive. We know hospitals are struggling financially, too, so any costs we save can be used to improve the quality of care. From the business standpoint, in addition to making sure the outcomes are good and people come out without complications, we also implemented strategies that reduce the cost of that care. We deliver the right care and we deliver without holding back care that is necessary.” The hospital first focused on quality because without good outcomes, you can’t deliver on operational efficiency and financial savings. You can’t build a long-term plan without a vision of how to manage heart problems. The hospital got involved with a couple of national registries that collected data to compare Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto to national benchmarks and best practices for cardiac procedures. DeSoto was the first hospital in the greater Memphis area to get involved with the registries that focus primarily on outcomes and metrics. The registries track patient survival rates and look at whether appropriate evidence-based medicine is being applied to each patient. “We drilled down on that so well in recent years that we have achieved Amer-

Courtesy of Methodist Rehabilitation Center

Dr. Jennifer Villacorta, Methodist Rehabilitation Center’s new medical director.

in Little Rock, Ark. Next came a fellowship in spinal cord injury medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center and the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. After a brief stint as the Medical Director for Outpatient SCI Services at the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan (RIM), Detroit Medical Center, she became an admitting physician for MRC’s SCI program in 2016. Board certiﬁed in physical medicine and rehabilita-

ican College of Cardiology Platinum Status, which is the highest ranking, for the past several years,” Szatkowki said. “We have been able to drive the appropriate utilization of order sets created by physicians for Electronic Medical Record here at Desoto to 80 percent appropriate use for patients admitted with these particular cardiac problems such as heart failure and heart attack. “The American College of Cardiology came to evaluate us to see if we qualified for excellence in accreditation for chest pain, heart failure and atrial fibrillation management and they couldn’t believe how well we were doing with our order set utilization. They hadn’t seen this kind of physician engagement elsewhere in the nation. Of note, we are the only hospital in our area that has been recognized by the American College of Cardiology for excellence for care of patients who present with heart failure, chest pain and atrial fibrillation.” Stern has a collaborative partnership with Baptist Health to focus not only on quality outcomes, but the operational and efficiency components of how they deliver cardiac care. An example is a council and finance committee made up of doctors,

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managers and nurses who focused on reducing costs of care delivery. For instance, they determined which procedural items had the greatest impact on outcomes at the lowest cost. Similar work is now being done with the with the electrophysiology lab. Anything that is more expensive but clinically no better is removed from the items list. Often doctors might not even be aware of the relative costs versus effectiveness of procedures. Szatkowski said this collaborative partnership has allowed the physicians to be more cognizant of the cost component when providing patient care. “The only way that we are going to make an impact on the high cost of healthcare is if physicians get directly involved so they understand the process and make changes to how care is delivered,” he said. “In the end, we are the ones who write the orders.” Located in what has been one of the fastest growing counties in the U.S., Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto has grown from 30,000 patients a year to 70,000 per year over the past 13 years. The hospital recently completed a project doubling the size of its emergency room.

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tion and SCI medicine, Villacorta is also assistant professor of neurosurgery and a member of the Neuroscience Institute at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Her wide range of responsibilities makes for some demanding days. But it also gives Villacorta a big-picture view of how MRC can best contribute to the success of rehabilitation medicine in Mississippi. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The resources are all here, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just a matter of utilizing and building on them,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got to make sure everyone is on the same page and moving in the right direction. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Leadership doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mean you just get to be â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;the bossâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. I ďŹ nd being a leader means you have the opportunity and the privilege of representing the people you work with, too.â&#x20AC;? To that end, Villacorta enjoys a collaborative relationship with her fellow physicians at UMMC and MRC, as well as the researchers at MRCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Center for Neuroscience and Neurological Recovery (CNNR). â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dr. Villacorta has really taken charge of the medical directorship and has already implemented several process improvement changes to allow for better patient ďŹ&#x201A;ow and patient care, while also

helping to improve the quality of life for all providers,â&#x20AC;? said Dr. Hyung Kim, Division Chief of PMR at UMMC. â&#x20AC;&#x153;She has so far done an excellent job in her new leadership role. She remains a pleasure to work with.â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;I love the passion she has for the patients and programs,â&#x20AC;? added Dr. Keith Tansey, a CNNR senior scientist who also is a professor of rehabilitation medicine in the UMMC Department of Neurosurgery and a physician for the Spinal Cord Injury Clinic at the Jackson VA Medical Center. â&#x20AC;&#x153;She knows what the highest standard is and wants to have it here.â&#x20AC;? Villacorta said she likes to focus on identifying and breaking the barriers that prevent rehabilitation goals from being achieved. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re here for. To push the limits and hope to continue making improvements where we think we have â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;settled.â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Sometimes this where the art of medicine comes in,â&#x20AC;? she said. And when it comes to patient care, her vision is to create and maintain a continuity between the acute care offered at UMMC and the rehab services available through MRC. â&#x20AC;&#x153;If we can have the opportunity to get involved in the patientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s care as early as even before surgery, we can accomplish a care that is comprehensive and optimal for our patients.â&#x20AC;?

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Incorporations

34 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 LoveIt! Designs, LLC

Nov. 2019

LLC

This is the November 2019 list of the state’s newly incorporated businesses from the Secretary of State’s Office. Listings include business name, type, date formed and location. Addresses reﬂect legal entity for service of process, not necessarily the new business entities’ operating address.

11/1/2019

Abbeville

Ketrice Keys Enterprises, LLC

Gordon Valley

11/12/2019

22 COUNTY ROAD 127

R3 Services, LLC 11/25/2019

LLC 516A County Road 210

COMPANY

LLC 50029 Lakefront Cove

Lavish Landing Inc.

11/5/2019 3:26:27 PM

308 SOUTH

SKURF, LLC

LLC 108 S MERIDIAN STREET

Vankids Rentals LLC

LLC

45 Stubbs LN

11/29/2019 Good Livin LLC

LLC

11/18/2019

87 McLeod Lane

Batesville LLC 219 West St

Family First Real Estate LLC 11/15/2019

11/25/2019 8:37:46 AM153 Tammy Street

Bay St Louis

Trucking, LLC 11/13/2019

LLC 12519 MS Highway 12

Restoring Hope Ministry 11/21/2019

686 East Cherry Street

Dynatest North America Inc.

11/18/2019 2:07:08 PM 11415 Old Roswell Rd, Suite 10

D’s Insulation, LLC 11/18/2019

LLC 60065 Cowden Rd

Fly Demeanor, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019

600 COX ST.

JCS Commercial Rooﬁng Services, LLC

LLC

11/20/2019

52046 Hwy 25 South

Minga & Sons Small Engine LLC LLC 60383 Cotton Gin Port Rd

Prime Leasing LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 5:06:36 PM60145 Fowlkes Rd. The Grey Gypsy Tanning Company L.L.C

LLC

11/1/2019

113 Main St N

LLC

218 North Beach Blvd

Kimmy’s Auto Sales, llc. 11/7/2019

LLC

5061 whitney st LLC

11/1/2019

6 Wood Place

Mackey International LLC 11/25/2019 7:00:17 PM

90s baby llc

LLC

11/19/2019

105 main st

Lucious LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

11 constable lane

107 Oaks Blvd.

Original Daiquiri’s LLC

LLC

23 Chantilly Terrace

Belden CLC Enterprises, LLC.

LLC

Solutions L.L.C. 11/11/2019

LLC 6411 RED OAK DRIVE

EMERSON MCCLAIN LLC 11/11/2019

LLC

11/18/2019 2:26:25 PM 120 W MAIN ST B L MARTIN CONSTRUCTION LLCLLC 120 W MAIN ST

Exceptional Cleaning LLC 11/18/2019 Headquarters LLC

LLC

Tupelo Wine & Spirits LLC

LLC

11/8/2019 9:26:14 AM2527 Roswell Drive

Belzoni Archer’s Trucking LLc 11/12/2019

LLC

108 Bridgers street

LLC

1021 BURRESS ST LLC 736 Hwy 145 S

LLC

11/4/2019 2:00:51 PM

Wave Gift Shop,LLC

Jonathan Grantham, LLC

11/25/2019

1299 Lemons Road

Shears Transport LLC 11/18/2019

LLC

1168 John Warren Rd

11/1/2019

LLC

2023A Frank Hall Rd

LLC

11/8/2019

Kars that Kare LLC

500 Alverton Ct

Keystone Strategies, LLC

Booneville

11/3/2019 6:12:41 PM

151 Grande View

ATC BEAUTY WHOLESALE, LLC LLC

M4 Builders LLC

11/19/2019 11:49:17 AM

11/6/2019

LLC

104 May Lake Cove LLC 106 Poplar Dr

Newman Orthopaedics, LLC

J and A Cleaning Service LLC

11/11/2019 10:29:04 AM

LLC

355 AVALON

11/11/2019 4:04:08 PM 405 W COLLEGE

LLC

11/1/2019

11/6/2019

Parents Against Bullies

11/12/2019 11:57:05 AM 8314 Delynn Dr

11/17/2019

HEMPRESS LLC 11/1/2019

NP 672 cr 5111

Obliterate the Odds LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

150 Pine Ridge Circle

LLC

Southern Cuztomz Detailing LLC LLC

Olympus Carrier Group LLC

2434 Pass Road Suite C

11/4/2019 6:28:47 PM 105 Miller Circle

11/4/2019

Williams Mechanic & Detail LLC LLC

Outdoor Adventuress, LLC

11/18/2019

11/1/2019

Hero’s Cafe Inc 11/5/2019 4:20:13 PM

1621 Pass Road

623 CR 1101

11/4/2019

325 Benachi Avenue

Brandon

11/25/2019

Konica’s Custom Creations LLC LLC

601 Happy Tails, LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

632 Hampshire Drive

P2L Ministries, Inc.

Inﬁnity Enterprises Incorporated BC

LLC

836 Rushton Circle

202 Kytty Hawk Circle

Ponder Family Properties, LLC

LLC

B & W TREE FARM, LLC

11/12/2019

11/7/2019

11/22/2019 3:31:58 PM 200 E. SUNSET

R & J Enterprise LLC

DRIVE

11/14/2019

858 Eagle Eyrie Drive LLC 764 Destiny

Plantation Blvd OISHI PARADISE INC.

BC Developers, LLC

LLC

421 Turtle Lane LLC LLC

11/5/2019 8:50:23 AM12 Woodgate Drive

11/5/2019

Beckham Enterprises, LLC

Road Runner Nursing LLC

LLC

37 Terrapin Hill Rd S

11/1/2019

LLC

151 W Pinebrook Drive

11/13/2019 10:13:56 AM 1647 PASS ROAD

11/1/2019

PROMEDISYS, LLC

LLC

Boudreaux’s Timeless Treasures LLC

Roger Howard Consultant LLC

11/6/2019 8:52:31 PM

135 Main Street

LLC

11/14/2019 10:53:52 AM1197 Hwy 13 North

#1316

11/25/2019 7:51:20 AM119 Golden Estates

S.O.S. Home, LLC

Rent-A-Chef HomeCooking Services

11/12/2019

LLC.

CAGE’S GUIDE SERVICE LLC

LLC

11/8/2019

296 Beauvoir Rd

Rodriguez Transport LLC

LLC

145 Bridlewood Drive

LLC 2305 Sunkist

LLC

LLC LLC

111 East Lake Drive

Shior Kinks And Krowns L.L.C.

LLC

11/6/2019

619 Falon Way

11/6/2019

LLC

402 KNIGHTS COVE WEST

11/19/2019 12:27:32 PM10591 W River Vue

Connected Media Advertising LLCLLC

Drive

Windmill Ridge Owners Association,

11/20/2019

Taylor Landing, LLC

Inc.

Dainty Danz Couture LLC

TechStruct ,LLC

11/19/2019

11/12/2019

DS Healthcare, LLC

11/1/2019

11/15/2019

9010 River Birch Dr

Balius Investments, LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

178 Main Street - Suite 301

11/4/2019

LLC

9517 Hwy 9 North

11/6/2019 11:25:58 AM 504 Jasmine Ct

Uncle Tom’s Brands LLC

Goddess Salon llc

11/20/2019

LLC

11/18/2019

7025 highway 25

Harvey Transport Services LLC 11/12/2019

Bogue Chitto American Stripes, LLC 11/19/2019

2575 Summit Drive

JACL Properties, LLC 11/19/2019

LLC

109 Stoneybrook Trail SE

11/12/2019

VENT BELOW LLC 11/25/2019

LLC

306 Maxey Drive Suite C LLC

126 ALEX SEAL LANE

Visionsz LLC

LLC

11/13/2019

152 Michel Street Suite A

409 Glen Oaks Drive

VP2, LLC

LLC

Hearts 4 Ukraine LLC

LLC

102 NINA DRIVE

LLC 105 Tiffany Dr

Heroes Ministries

11/1/2019 163 WOODLANDS GLEN CIRCLE

11/22/2019

20 Eastgate Dr, Ste D

walker business group llc 11/13/2019

LLC

2713 Highway 471

4059 Henderson Rd

DWilliams Trucking LLC 11/14/2019

LLC

501 westbridge cove

11/4/2019

5477 OLD BYRAM ROAD

JSH CONSTRUCTION LLC 11/13/2019

LLC

2747 DAVIS RD

KES Transportation, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 9:49:14 AM 7114 Siwell Road Lavish Ladi LLC

LLC

11/8/2019

311 Maple Cv

11/18/2019

LLC

6735 I-55 S. Frontage Road

Moor Men Truckn LLC 11/7/2019

LLC

3165 Glenn Have Dr

R3 Transport LLC 11/7/2019

LLC 787 Highpoint Drive

Skylights,LLC

LLC

11/25/2019

100 Byram Drive

Sno Biz of Byram, LLC 11/1/2019 2:48:04 PM

LLC 7130 Siwell Rd

SOUTHERN CHARM REALTY GROUP LLC

LLC

11/21/2019

223 CHARLENE DRIVE

11/19/2019 3:05:19 PM 510 Lake Dockery Cove Z&K enterprises LLC 11/5/2019

LLC

6735 I-55 S. Frontage Road LLC

2134 Crossbridge Blvd

Sheared Desires, LLC 11/5/2019

LLC

118 Byram Parkway Suite C

Calhoun County Republican Womens Group

Collins Family Farm, LLC 11/12/2019 4:57:13 PM

LLC 302 Hwy. 330 LLC

38 County Road 257A

11/18/2019

208 W Taylor Ave

DavisInsurance Services, Corporation

11/12/2019 3:58:08 PM 183 County Road 361

Buckatunna

Unique Products, LLC

Southerland Enterprises Inc

11/1/2019

LLC 136 Susan Circle

11/28/2019 1:56:03 PM 364 Buckatunna Mount Zion Rd

Canton

Burnsville

AMIGO MINI MART LLC 11/4/2019

11/21/2019

LLC

303 Hwy 72 Burnsville,Ms

38833

LLC

11/18/2019 11:19:17 AM 101 Highbury Cove LLC

625 James Street

Cardiovascular Imaging Solutions,

MidSouth Staffing & Recruitment Agency, Inc

PLLC BC

803 Victoria Rd

LLC

11/4/2019 11:17:27 AM 495 DEER CREEK RD

LLC

11/7/2019

111 Cherry Rose Trail

Chesser and Son Trucking LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

180 Chesser Rd

Clean Cut LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 5:53:33 AM 418 Spike Ridge Collier’s Professional Accounting

ROYAL DONUTS LLC 11/20/2019

Ballou Auto-N-Transport LLC

11/13/2019

Byhalia

LLC

220 WESTSIDE DR

Best Tyme Contractors, LLC

MOODYS DEEP SOUTH CREATIONS

The Scratch Doctor LLC

LLC

11/8/2019

Bruce

11/7/2019 8:23:03 PM

Essential Solutions LLC

1178 Judge Sekul Ave

Davis Transportation Express LLCLLC

Calhoun City

Apt. A

11/26/2019 8:42:13 PM 2619 HWY 80 E

11/6/2019

LLC

180 Highland Cove

Pkwy,, Suite 120

11/4/2019 10:08:37 AM200 Town Square,

LLC

Ecru Garden Center LLC

LLC

405 Chartrese Drive

The Good Policy, Inc.

Enchanted Homes LLC

ALL AMERICAN KENNELS LLC

2645 Executive Place

11/8/2019

LLC

LLC 243 hidden hills pkwy

Taqueria y Mercado El Pueblito LLC

Blue Springs

April Curry Consulting LLC

345 N BRANDON BLVD

Birch Construction LLC

11/8/2019 12:54:35 PM 310 Interlocken

North

DOUBLE B RANCH & TIMBER LLCLLC

104 Tolleson Cove

LLC

11/7/2019 2:40:34 PM 1046 Highway 471

Positively Distinguished Mentorship

LLC

11/22/2019

LLC

Drive

282 Big Lake Rd. Apt. 176

LLC

Burnsville Details LLC

11/20/2019

11/24/2019 6291 south howard creek dr.

LLC

151 THREE PRONG RD

NP 155 Belle Oak Drive

11/27/2019 1:15:36 PM 953 Tommy Munro

11/15/2019

LLC

602 Belle Oak

LLC

Community Philanthropic Ventures,

11/22/2019 2:29:24 PM

Southpaw Coverage LLC

LLC

210 Forbes cv

11/20/2019

11/15/2019

LLC

11/24/2019

Haus of Conjure L.L.C

Broomﬁeld

Southeastern Environmental, LLCLLC

111 Lawrence Drive

LLC

11/8/2019 2:54:10 PM 515 South Jackson

Charleen Sproles Counseling LLC LLC

706 Virginia St.

LLC

Valentine Insurance LLC

Lee Peden Agency LLC

The Hephzibah House

Spindoctor Properties, LLC

393 New Hope Trail NW

11/19/2019 8:51:45 AM122 Sterling Oak Dr

110 Longhorn

Country Club Road

11/22/2019

510 BEACON COVE

11/13/2019

Bella Renea Boutique LLC

Well Done Wireless Repair LLC LLC LLC

720 Hartwood Cove

RC Management LLC

11/20/2019 11:50:16 AM

338 REYNOIR STREET

2734 bluebird trl nw

Legacy Enterprise Vending LLC LLC

Circle

ANAS LLC

11/6/2019

LLC

Q.T.P. Logistics, LLC

Uprising Worldwide LLC

11/28/2019

Sweet & Petite LLC

11/6/2019 3:21:31 PM 322 Greengate Cir

11/14/2019 2:33:39 PM 510 Shannon St

LLC

11/14/2019 2206 Jackson liberty drive nw

11/26/2019 13053 Rocky Mountain Drive

LLC

A.N.T.U. Entertainment .LLC

1251 Walsh Lane SE

REGINAS SOUTHERN TOUCH LLCLLC

Stagecoach LLC

Sykes and Sons, LLC

LLC

11/11/2019

LLC

The Woman Who Robbed the

LLC

108 Noble Drive

Prestigestatewide,LLC

Drive

11/19/2019 3:40:59 PM 505 Greenhead

Biloxi

11/8/2019

11/20/2019 10:26:07 AM 100 Evergreen LLC

LLC

1382 Smith Lake Road NE

Ole Brook Chicken II, LLC

Autumn’s Southern Boutique LLC LLC

11/7/2019 9:57:11 AM440 Green Teal Court

Mound Road

4071 Bouie Mill Road

MS Elite Construction, LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

121 Grande Oaks Dr

Mindtrest Properties, LLC LLC

11/12/2019 11:11:42 AM135 Peninsula Drive

11/20/2019

LLC

1062 Jackson

LLC

7141 Mandarin Drive

L&M Tax Services, LLC

Stage DNA

636 Little Big

LLC

11/20/2019 3:50:48 PM MIGNON, LLC

LLC

Bentonia

LLC Liberty DR NW

Gilson Automotive, Inc.

LLC

734 Zetus Rd NW

NORTH ATLANTA RV RENTALS LLC

Complete Investigative Solutions LLC

11/26/2019

HAMPTON CONSULTING LLC

WAY

11/12/2019 8:38:27 PM

LLC

230 South First Street

M Auto Transport LLC

Rd LLC

11/12/2019

11/1/2019 304 ONEAL Street Number 17

931 WILLOW GRANDE

11/14/2019

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY LLC

First Street Business Center LLC LLC

Drive

LLC

Adams Trucking LLC

EVANS PRECAST CONCRETE

Brookhaven

11/1/2019 3:45:20 PM 9010 River Birch

Cline LeVerN Mgt LLC

114 Piper Street

101 Sandy Hills Rd

Hughes Land Development Solutions

11/13/2019

11/17/2019

11/7/2019

11/1/2019

11/11/2019 11:44:33 AM 465 Highway 364

LLC

11/11/2019

Firm LLC

156 Acacia Ave

LLC

Newhaven Dental Studio, PLLC LLC

Southland Solutions LLC

StyledBySanChaz LLC

Davis Investment Group LLC

LLC

210 PENNY LANE

Byram

11/7/2019

Holly Tree Boat and RV Storage, LLC

Eyes On You Private Investigation LLC

Way

349 Love Cove

11/1/2019

LLC

Lady J Creationz LLC

11/25/2019 4:32:49 PM405 W College St

2462 WEST SHORE DRIVE

11/15/2019 1:28:33 PM 798 Clover Ridge

M.I.O. Security LLC

LLC

425 N. 2ND ST

LLC

Ste. D 11/9/2019

LLC

609 Castlewoods Blvd

Winstead Refuge, LLC

11/6/2019 4:28:51 PM130 Peninsula Drive

Earth n’ Magic LLC

11/25/2019

LLC

11/11/2019

LLC

11/6/2019 8:33:11 AM 306 Maxey Drive,

2 Heavy Trucking LLC

ElainaCraftMusicMinistry LLC

LLC

11/11/2019

11/13/2019 11:06:03 AM 10515 Roberts Rd

Drive Apt 223

LLC

337 Stump Ridge Rd

L&L ENTERPRISE LLC

11/9/2019 1:54:13 PM 15459 Stewart Rd

LLC

2023 S. Hill Dr.

Dominarc LLC

LLC

DRIVE

Thomas Thingz LLC

D.R. Jones LLC

WALKER ESSENTIALS LLC

11/1/2019 2:30:22 PM 2533 Gooden Lake

EasyMoney Hunt Company

11/8/2019 11:38:27 AM 2355 Pass Road

A & A HOUSING LLC

11/12/2019 1:45:13 PM

LLC

4683 EAST DR

405 Chablis Lane, LLC

Baldwyn

183 McDaonnell

Ave., Unit 103

11/6/2019 4:20:22 PM 2690 McCullough Blvd

LLC

11/8/2019 5:31:50 PM

MikeRobinnBan, LLC

11/26/2019 11:39:37 AM

Simply Smart Workforce Learning

11031 Shorecrest rd

Chelle’s Logistics, LLC

11/13/2019 4:12:14 PM2713 HIGHWAY 471

Clowers Enterprises LLC

LLC

J A Frenz MD INC

11/13/2019 3:44:51 PM 107 EASTHAVEN

Bolton

Drive 11/22/2019

LLC

11/25/2019 1:18:22 PM 500 River Road Dr

Cassie’s Classy Clips llc

11/25/2019 4:18:39 PM 2555 Wendover

Baymare LLC

Bailey

LLC

Revere Services, LLC

11/7/2019 10:58:50 AM 11533 Oaklawn Rd

11/19/2019 12:56:16 PM

Tasty Temptations, LLC

Arcola

Canal Wine & Spirits, LLC

Fiore Jiu Jitsu LLC

1000 US-90

LLC

7496 E Oaklawn Road

LLC

Dolls Beauty Cosmetics LLC

Amory

11/5/2019

Jalaram Hospitality Properties LLC

11/26/2019

Alpharetta

LLC

10203 Highway 603

L’ Avenir LLC

Pro-Grade Construction and

LLC

313 Willa St

11/18/2019

Blissful Nursing Services Inc.

LLC

504 George Deen Rd

Kane Investments, LLC

Ackerman

11/4/2019

11/22/2019

Brazmerica Properties, LLC

11/9/2019

20SOMETHINGCARES

11/26/2019 1:05:00 PM

11/4/2019 204 W Commerce Street

11/26/2019

Bassﬁeld

Prevention Diagnostics LLC

MATUBBA STREET

LLC

11/12/2019 1:40:34 PM 120 W MAIN ST

11/5/2019

CORNER 101 LIMITED LIABILITY

11/8/2019

SUNNY BEAUTY SUPPLY LLC

4MPublishing Group LLC

Aberdeen 11/13/2019

1459 Carrollville Ave

LLC 141 MOORE LOOP

SAN JOSE MEXICAN RESTAURANT INC 11/15/2019 Mendoza Gutters LLC

BC 89 PETTY DR LLC

11/22/2019 3:45:04 PM817 Bennett circle

Services, LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

241 Cooper Ln

Culinary Innovations, LLC 11/13/2019 D MARKET, LLC 11/25/2019

LLC

3352 N. LIBERTY STREET

Da DiVas Den LLC 11/13/2019

LLC

151 W. Peace Street

LLC 3718 N. Liberty St

Incorporations

Royal Desk LLC

LLC

UNIQUE INNOVATIVE KREATIONS

Double A Kennels, LLC

11/21/2019 1:56:04 PM 3352 N. LIBERTY

11/18/2019 1:13:08 PM 400 Red Dog Rd

LLC

11/5/2019

STREET

Moon Trucking Inc.

11/1/2019 12:43:01 PM 1503 TERRACE RD.

Phase II Property Management, LLC

#218

Harvest of Hope Life Enrichment

11/20/2019 1:33:42 PM1920 Laurel Hill Rd

Wisechoicetrucking LLC

LLC

SoulShine Depot, LLC.

Vintage Life LLC

11/4/2019

HARI SHREE, LLC

LLC

Center

11/15/2019

2721 South Liberty Street

Mildred Risher Farm LLC

LLC BC LLC

11/22/2019

LLC 919 king cove

CWIndustries LLC

11/18/2019 8:43:02 PM 326 East Sowell

11/4/2019

LLC

3982 Highway 35 North

Road Wellness LLC

LLC

11/19/2019

210 East Peace Street

Clinton

110 Trailbridge

Mike Colllums EMS Scholarship Fund

11/8/2019

70 Henryville Rd

Celebration Dream Hospitality Inc.

Drive Nichols Painting, LLC

LLC

11/20/2019

105 Holiday Lane

11/14/2019 1:13:04 PM 304 Wilson Street PAPA’S CAFE, LLC

LLC

Centreville

BG Unlimited LLC

LLC

Land Management Group LLC

DRIVE

11/7/2019 11:30:46 AM 520 Carter Street

11/14/2019 Star3Studios, LLC

LLC

137 Cotton Blossom Road

The Cosmetic Company LLC 11/4/2019 6:46:35 PM

LLC

139 Rhodes Ln

TMC TRANSPORTATION LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

147 LINKS DRIVE 17G

To a T Designs & Couture LLC 11/28/2019

LLC

1554 W Peace St

LLC

101 FAIRCHILD COVE

102 Primrose

Freedom Farms 1, LLC 11/7/2019

823 Wilson Rd.

Blake Health Enterprise LLC

LLC

11/18/2019

Sammy Graham LLC

LLC

11/15/2019 1:26:35 PM77 JR Graham Lane

11/11/2019

tienda latina la esperanza llc

William T. Rosenblatt, M.D., PLLCLLC

114 Cherokee Trl

Hayah Community Development Inc.

11/1/2019

Right price auto llc

11/21/2019 8:56:59 AM 208 Stonegate

11/5/2019

LLC

205 n ﬁr ave LLC 11 Arrington dr

LITTLE STOP MARKET AND DELI INC

L. E. Brister and Sons Transportation

11/18/2019 1:43:46 PM 12003 Nutt Road

LLC

Collinsville

11/13/2019

4671 N Norrell rd

Lavallee & Co., LLC

Company, LLC

11/8/2019

LLC

LLC 713 Bellevue St.

Love, Sophie Boutique LLC

LLC

Columbia Meitzler Farms LLC

Murphey Farms, LLC

LLC

11/17/2019

11/12/2019 10:09:25 AM 141 Court Square

11/21/2019 1:37:52 PM

104 Rowan Oak

Place NP

439 Lillis Road LLC

11/19/2019

818 Greymont Drive

11/7/2019

B & R Construction and Framing LLC

Amber RD LLC

Nola Palace LLC

LLC

11/7/2019

Dville MMA, LLC

LLC

509 Springridge Road LLC

11/5/2019 6:00:20 PM306 concord drive

Better Than Beautiful Academy LLC

Preeminent Wholesale Real Estate

LLC

L.L.C

11/12/2019

1225 St. George Cove

Caring For You At Home, LLC

LLC

LLC 417 Livingston Lane

11/7/2019

LLC

59 Providence PL

JONES FAM INC

LLC 11/19/2019 5738 NASHVILLE FERRY RD

LLC

11/26/2019

1400 Arlington st

Primmrose Properties, Inc.

LLC

11/4/2019 6:59:11 PM 195 County Rd 517 Ladd & Wood Farms LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

207 Pointer St

LLC

183 Friendship Church Rd

11/7/2019

LLC

3600 County Road 100

Columbus

Belle A Grace Boutique, LLC

Benton’s Military Hardware, INC. BC

11/1/2019

11/20/2019

Corinth One Stop LLC

70 Brickerton Street

LLC

52 County Road 615 LLC

Devoted Solutions and Repair, LLC

S&M DISTRIBUTING, LLC

LLC

11/15/2019

11/14/2019 2:22:47 PM 1503 Orchid Drive

Sessoms Therapeutic Counseling and

Creative and Curious, LLC.

Feeding the Future Mississippi

Consulting Services, LLC

11/21/2019 1:40:58 PM 110 West Mill Rd.

FPE Rentals, LLC

Cribs LLC

11/6/2019 2:30:25 PM 3400 Follin Drive

11/11/2019

94 Fox Pen Drive

PWF ENTERPRISES LLC 11/15/2019 3:57:12 PM

LLC 54 LAWSON

TAYLOR RD SDM Fitness LLC

LLC

501 MCDONALD DRIVE

11/15/2019 901 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

11/28/2019 2:23:29 AM

Blvd

Circle

MEA ESTATE LLC

LLC

Smile Support, LLC

LLC

11/27/2019

608 Merganser Trl

501 First St.

Carrollton

My(5)Transportation L.L.C.

McCaleb Investment Group, LLC LLC

11/26/2019

11/29/2019

QI PROPERTIES, LLC

15738 US Highway 82

11/12/2019

Carthage GP

11/12/2019

LLC LLC

1528 Cedar Street

11/18/2019 5:40:37 PM 400 Red Dog Rd 2208 Laurel Hill Road

HAUFTE, LLC 11/21/2019

LLC 2208 Laurel Hill Road

Integrated Solutions, LLC 11/21/2019

2208 Laurel Hill Road

Integrated Solutions, LLC 11/21/2019

LLC

2208 Laurel Hill Road

Integrated Solutions, LLC 11/21/2019

LLC

2208 Laurel Hill Road

Cleveland Green Tax Solution, LLC.

LLC

J5 Solutions LLC

263A Highway 350 602 East Waldron Street

LLC

Crawford

Tullos Creative, LLC

LC Rentals LLC

LLC

CFO LLC

LLC

124 Antler Way

11/1/2019

3704 Firetower Rd

LLC

11/12/2019 9:18:03 AM 1325 Miller Lane

11/1/2019

Unique Beauty Supply&Detail

Legacy Luxury, LLC

Zion Church 11/1/2019

LLC

230 KIRKWOOD DR NP 208 Stonegate Drive

LLC

11/3/2019 1:02:21 PM 415 15th Street N Legacy Real Estate Group, LLC 11/20/2019

11/12/2019 1:33:28 PM

12349 Lamey

11/8/2019

71 Scott Dr LLC

JDMR Properties LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

12349 Lamey Bridge road LLC

11/25/2019 3073 Borries St. Apartment

24123 Hwy 51 South

241 Byrnes Circle LLC

11/6/2019 2:31:23 PM 30 Doe Doe Lane

RichAvenue L.L.C.

LLC

11/26/2019

591 Neal Drive

Robert Gnapp, LLC 11/5/2019

LLC 161 Mary Ellen Drive

Supreme Vending LLC 11/18/2019

LLC

14333 VIOLA WAY

Up the Creek Without a Paddle, LLC

Juiceys Creations LLC

LLC

2625 Newman Rd

Maintenance and Repair Service Professionals LLC

LLC

Wrightway Transfer Group “LLC” LLC 11/1/2019

Ellisville 501 DAIQUIRI CIGAR & HOOKAH LLC

11/1/2019

207 camp street

American Eagle Airconditioning & Heating LLC

LLC

11/8/2019

719 Hwy 590 S

Chittlins BBQ Sauce, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 2:06:01 PM637 Spur Line Road Jarrell Recycling and Convertors llc LLC

LLC 11/12/2019 9:46:35 AM 504 Vicki Drive

11/1/2019

110 Job R Lane

Pineywoods Cattle Foundation 11/20/2019

Danvers ABIOMED, Inc.

Neal Technical Innovations LLC LLC 11/14/2019

9101 Milton Jones Rd

ResCom Realty, LLC 11/1/2019

LLC 19 West Circle

LLC

2121 Simpson Highway 149

Enterprise 11/5/2019

Decatur United Methodist Church, NP 243 HOLLY RD

Decatur United Methodist Church, Corporation

11/30/2019

243 HOLLY RD

Decatur United Methodist Church, Corporation

11/30/2019

243 HOLLY RD

Corporation

11/30/2019

243 HOLLY RD

Greenhouse Chingaling LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 2:38:16 PM 15009 Hwy 16W

Erie INNOVATEL, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 10:07:53 AM

900 STATE

STREET, SUITE 203B

Fayette Hwy 61 Sporting Goods LLC 11/8/2019 Payton Kennels LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 12:44:17 AM583 Gravel Hill Rd

Flora

Barcimo LLC

LLC

11/20/2019

4403 West Aloha Drive

Barcimo LLC

11/15/2019

344

Benson D Trucking LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 4:11:18 PM 4403 West Aloha LLC

11/20/2019

4403 West Aloha Drive

Barcimo LLC

LLC 4403 West Aloha Drive LLC

11/13/2019 1:23:18 PM 8524 Op La Way Green Product Supplies LLC 11/24/2019

LLC

7549 Mahalo Hui drive

Landry Enterprises LLC

LLC

88387 Diamondhead Dr. E

11/6/2019 8:26:01 AM

LLC

6822 Awini St.

184 Third St

Mallett Automotive LLC 11/5/2019

2C FARMS LLC

Morgan’s Process Services, LLC LLC

170 STAGGS ROAD 170 STAGGS ROAD

434 Livingston

Vernon Road The Range of Mississippi, LLC 11/25/2019 2:05:31 PM

LLC

185 Lake Trail

True Love Heals Ministry LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 12:30:38 PM 264 Bannerman Drive Apt 1C

Florence C & M Properties of MS LLC 11/7/2019

EVS Professionals, LLC 11/18/2019

LLC 15 Leila Drive LLC

110 Copper Ridge Lane

KanesStay LLC 11/4/2019

LLC

1952 Florence Byram Rd

11/25/2019 LLC

LLC

106 Blackberry Creek Road

Guy Properties, LLC

Doddsville

LLC

11/19/2019

11/1/2019 2:44:31 PM

Barcimo LLC

LLC

531 Kearney Park Rd

Hope Therapy, LLC

Diamondhead

LLC

642 river road

11/25/2019

11/6/2019

LLC

5543 county road 320

Auto brokers Inc

DeKalb

COUNTY LINE DISTRIBUTORS LLCLLC

Faststop of Simpson Co LLC

LLC 7 Graves Rd.

Bigbee Rail Services LLC

Decatur

126 Evans Creek Road

11/12/2019

Daphne

11/6/2019

D-Lo 11/29/2019

Edwards

LOUNGE LLC

3199 Mathis Road LLC

LLC

727 E MADISON ST

1065 Cemetery Rd

PET PAL PICK-UP & DELIVERY 4U

Nates building services LLC LLC

COPIAH AUTO SALES LLC 11/1/2019

11/29/2019

11/25/2019 11800 OLD PORT GIBSON RD

Bridge road

11/1/2019

Crystal Springs 11/6/2019

Price Handy Man Service LLC

604 PRICHARD RD

11/5/2019 1:56:31 PM 2244 Tarlton Road

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE AND 11/1/2019

LLC

NBAB Trucking LLC

11/1/2019 BC

Huge Ghost LLC

Noxubee High School Class of 1975

Coldwater CONSTRUCTION, INC

LLC

CDIT LLC

LLC

672 Bent Tree Trail

Phresh Factory LLC.

11/13/2019 11:48:35 AM 1135 Old Highway

Hersol Logistics LLC

11/20/2019

11/7/2019 2795 NASHVILLE FERRY RD E

Mitchell’s Growing Stars LLC

11/29/2019

Drive

11/20/2019

11/7/2019 2:21:13 PM 301 Monterey Drive

Avenue

11/22/2019 9:36:50 AM 1015 Avery Street 400 Red Dog Rd

The Daniels Agency, LLC

11/13/2019

LLC

11/25/2019 1

11/27/2019 4:44:08 PM 517 Fayette Davis

Mullins Property Management LLC

Wilco Real Estate Boutique LLC LLC

VIEWS FROM DA SIP LLC

Terrapin Planting Company

514 E Waldron Street

North

LLC

1208 Cherry Stone Circle

P.L.L.C.

410 Main Street

11/21/2019

LLC

11/19/2019 12:57:24 PM 2422 6th Avenue

11/13/2019

1013 Normandy Dr

LLC

514 E. Waldron Street

T’s creative designz, LLC

11/3/2019

TEC Consulting, LLC

516A Cruise Street

Providers, LLC

John Marshall Alexander, Attorney LLC

11/14/2019

LLC

11/13/2019 123-A Highway 80 East #219

LLC

34 Toliver Cove

Maydros by the river Restaurant llc 11/1/2019

LLC

Shop,LLC

11/19/2019

Hudson Affordable, LLC

M. Don Williams, P.E., PLLC

LLC

12349 Lamey

Bridge Road

LLC

Square

Spit Spot Cleaning, LLC

Hearts of Angels Home Care

12 NORTH STATE ST

2111 OAK LANE

11/12/2019

LLC.

12 NORTH STATE ST

11/8/2019 8:58:07 AM

LLC

11/1/2019 4:23:16 PM

LLC

11/22/2019 9:51:03 AM 82 Yorkville Park

STR8 SHOT HAULING & TRUCKING,

11/19/2019

11/21/2019

LLC

1306 Maplewood St.

D M Poultry Farm LLC

LLC

DueceTre Publishing, LLC

GTR Crown Properties, LLC

Mackey Lawn Services, LLC

HAUFTE, LLC

105-B Alabama St

11/22/2019 1:14:14 PM 100 Bellewood Dr

11/7/2019 3:19:45 AM 846 Battle Bluff Rd LLC

LLC

QI, LLC

AmirHudson Consulting

LLC

CORINTH LLC

Earwood Family Properties, LLC LLC

11/1/2019

11/15/2019

2301 Bittersweet Lane

LLC

Southern Creations MS, LLC

Group, LLC

11/14/2019 12:10:25 PM

LLC

Decatur United Methodist Church,

606 Trialwood Dr

Mississippi Environmental Litigation LLC

DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS OF

Kate Tucker Speech Pathology LLC

Williams Asphalt Repair LLC

LLC

2200 Highway 72 East

11/15/2019 2:52:48 PM 2409 23rd Ave N

11/15/2019

5C Ozona Road

11/22/2019

11/1/2019

11/7/2019 7:07:22 AM 100 Bill Dyess Rd 11/6/2019

607 STATE ST

LLC 203B Lindale

Bryant Miller Levy Enterprises, LLC 11/8/2019

HD Transportation Group, LLC

11/30/2019

2C Apartments LLC

Parks Real Estate & Investments, LLC

LLC

Parkway

Corporation

Corinth

11/18/2019

28 Windance Dr

220 Chestnut Drive

LLC

11/8/2019 12:42:34 PM 1527 Smith Street

11/18/2019

10350 Automall

DS Companies LLC

12 Gage Spirits, LLC

62 Old Place Rd

The Kitchen On A Mission LLC 11/5/2019

LLC

11/7/2019 8:50:18 AM

Durant

Five Star Auto Sales of the Gulf

11/15/2019 2:26:10 PM 22 Cherry Hill Dr.

Como

Mid-South Overstock LLC

Sarver Construction LLC

977 Harry Sones Rd

A Cut Above Carpentry and Painting

Drive

11/5/2019

11/20/2019

551 Timber Creek Drive

11/13/2019 123-A Highway 80 East #204 Mississippi Outreach Ministries NP

LLC

11/4/2019

11/13/2019 11:21:17 AM 542 Dandridge Rd

11/9/2019 9:06:33 PM 344 Clark Street

19 Ameal Spiers Rd.

15 Nottingham Lane

11/15/2019 3:24:44 PM 74 West Lakeview

Carriere

Cypress Branch Farms, LLC

LLC

Riley Camp Properties, LLC

Mack’s Hope

470 Hopson Pixley Rd

LLC

11/1/2019 404 COURTHOUSE SQ SUITE D

Xtreme Janitorial Services, LLC LLC

D’Iberville

WATT HEATING and COOLING LLC

G N S TAX SERVICE LLC

RedRoverIT, LLC

LLC

Mississippi Business Journal

LLC

Weary but Wonderful, LLC

11/1/2019 1:14:02 PM258 BYRNES CIRCLE

M & A Investment, LLC

LLC

#218

G and K Logistics LLC

LLC

Mississippi Broadband and Tower

LLC

11/4/2019

105 S CLAY ST

11/12/2019

LLC

DRNMC , LLC

1Bourbon1Scotch1Beer LLC

11/14/2019 1:58:52 PM613 1st Street South

Funtional Health Wellness Clinic LLC

823 Wilson Rd.

11/4/2019 10:29:23 AM 50 Lakeview Dr

Clarksdale

LLC

11/26/2019

11/25/2019 6:04:13 PM

11/5/2019 10:39:30 PM 1901 HighWay 22

Two Nineteen Properties LLC

Trail

LLC

223 Mulberry St

LLC

2200 24TH STREET

11/12/2019 8:19:16 AM 4180 Hwy 373 lot

11/27/2019 4:42:16 PM108 Bainbridge Bnd

Collier Dry Cleaners LLC

11/4/2019

New Heights Properties, LLC

11/15/2019

168 NOTTING HILL PLACE

11/7/2019 9:40:09 AM 608 Merganser

11/28/2019

LLC

THE JAYLEN BARKER FOUNDATION

Vertrau Mir LLC

Kopacetic Music LLC

597 Friendship E Rd

1405 14th Avenue North

11/15/2019 124 McDonald Cemetery Rd.

LLC

Bradford Investment Group, LLC LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

Everest Properties, LLC

LLC

Drive

412 S CLAY ST

215 9th Street North

His Way Trucking LLC

Charleston

11/25/2019 6:07:29 PM

11/25/2019

LLC

11/14/2019 10:00:53 PM 114 Cherokee Trl

11/4/2019 7:56:00 AM 308 Reserve Drive

LLC

2980 Hwy 98

TEXACO MARKET AND DELI INC BC

Wright Touch LLC

LLC

Coast, LLC

11/1/2019

H&M Pressure Washing,LLC

11/14/2019

11/12/2019 4:43:33 PM 840 DEERFIELD Set-Hi Hospitality, LLC

863 peyton rd

Collins

Landing

MJ Investment Properties, LLC LLC 11/22/2019 5:10:54 PM

11/15/2019

11/12/2019 8:16:23 PM 4180 Hwy 373 lot

Southern Brothers BBQ LLC

11/12/2019 8:30:33 AM

Cedar Bluff

Inspired Happiness Therapy and

LLC 6530 Hwy 306

277 Hwy 16 east

In-Motion Appliance Repair LLC LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

LLC

703 southern Oaks drive

KM Contractors & Consultants, LLC LLC 11/6/2019

763 Loﬂin Rd.

Incorporations

36 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 Martin Cleaning Services, LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

1808 Old Pearl Rd

Martin Cleaning Services, LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

1808 Old Pearl Rd

Next Level Logistics LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 4:19:51 PM

11 Pecan st

Next Level Logistics LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 4:19:51 PM

11 Pecan st

Next Level Logistics LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 4:19:51 PM

11 Pecan st

Red Empire, LLC

LLC

MMI HOTEL GROUP EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LLC

LLC

11/13/2019 2:47:53 PM

1000 Red Fern

Place MTI Three LLC

LLC

11/25/2019

Professional Wash & Detailing LLC LLC 11/7/2019 645 LAKELAND EAST DRIVE STE 101 LLC

Drove

Travel LLC

RYAN O, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019

642 hwy 469 south

The Bianca Group, LLC

LLC

645 Lakeland East Drive LLC

11/14/2019

241 RIDGE WAY

Sobh Automotive of Southaven, Inc.

11/11/2019 2:36:25 PM 1536 Monterey Rd

Xperience Jxn Ent Inc

11/25/2019 2:03:16 PM 645 LAKELAND

11/8/2019

175 SINGLETON LN

JW Contracting LLC 11/25/2019

LLC 123 oakleys haven

Magnolia Kids Boutique LLC 11/4/2019

LLC

179 Sunny Lane

11/21/2019 4:00:17 PM

Flowood

102 Riverview

Drive

LLC

Stewart-Wells LLC

11/21/2019

LLC

586 Lakeland East Drive LLC 645 Lakeland East Drove

11/19/2019 2:36:22 PM 1084 Flynt Drive

The Landing at D’Iberville, LLC LLC

Clark Creek Farms, LLC

11/27/2019

LLC

113 Park Circle Drive

11/25/2019 1:23:20 PM 110 Garrison Way

Whiteoak Holdings, LLC

Daphne M. Bilbrew, M.D., P.A.

11/27/2019

11/21/2019 4:03:46 PM

102 Riverview

Daring Wolf LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

Zoetic Technologies, LLC

LLC

4209 Lakeland

Drive Ste. 154

LLC

645 Lakeland East Drove

EFS INVESTMENTS, LLC

LLC

923 Cliff Armstrong Rd.

Hands & Hearts LLC

For All Mississippi

11/27/2019 11:45:59 AM 306 South Main

LLC

11/13/2019 11:17:23 AM 645 LAKELAND

Street

EAST DRIVE STE 101

JT Harris Construction, LLC

Gleason Enterprises LLC 11/27/2019

208 Bent Tree Cove

Golden Goddess LLC 11/11/2019

LLC LLC

532 Dexter Dr. APT C

LLC

11/11/2019 10:36:36 AM 130 E. Second St Millennium Timber, LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

2004 SCR 504

Routinez, LLC

LLC

11/22/2019

11/22/2019 9:16:20 AM2001 Airport Road,

Ferrell Construction & Land

Suite 305

Management, LLC

Hunter Property Investments LLCLLC

11/6/2019

11/26/2019

Happy Feet Farms, LLC

Jackson Clinton Blvd Popeyes, LLCLLC

511 N. Broad Street

9993 Hwy 501 LLC

11/18/2019 1251 Russell Community Road

Friars Point

Jackson Highway Popeyes, LLC LLC

People Helping People One Step At

11/15/2019

A Time, Inc.

11/21/2019

LLC

4209 LAKELAND DR #356

Lee Investment Partners, LLC 11/13/2019

LLC BC

11/13/2019 11:32:39 AM748 Wright Street The Tax Diva Of MS, LLC

LLC

11/8/2019 649 Washington Avenue Apt 2

11/11/2019 9:27:17 PM 2858 Honduras Dr

11/1/2019 115 Laurel Park Cove Suite E206

Encapsulated Pride llc

Lighthouse Botanicals, LLC

11/15/2019 Site Services South LLC

EAST DRIVE STE 101

11/18/2019 1:33:17 PM

11/21/2019

102 Riverview Drive

Metal Resources LLC 11/27/2019

1261 A Old Brandon Road

Caucus, LLC

1708 Perdido

Sherman’s Tree Service LLC

LLC

11/8/2019 3:16:24 PM3016 Bemis Avenue

1755 Lelia Drive

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LLC

LLC

1000 Red Fern Place

FP Holdings, LLC

LLC

11/13/2019 11:09:31 AM1831 Martin Luther

Gloster 11/13/2019

Greenville Post LLC

LLC 2926 Chickasaw St

Hovas Realty, LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 2:37:40 PM 1024 Washington I2S Logistics, L.L.C.

LLC

11/9/2019 2:01:30 PM

1330 Roosevelt

Jason Trucking LLC

LLC

11/14/2019

991 Caldwell Dr

JGK Franchising, LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 11:09:18 AM1831 Martin Luther Makaylah Marie Properties, LLC LLC 11/13/2019 6:47:51 PM

1255 Greenway LLC

Center

LLC

ePic Communications LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 10:45:26 PM

243 E Main St

KC GAME ROOM LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 168 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE

11/8/2019

111 Maple St

Kim Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 9:08:44 AM

2564 County

Road 240

LLC

1462 S. Colorado St.

S and S Cargo llc

LLC

11/25/2019

2229 Timber Cove

MaintX Solutions LLC

LLC 10474 Hwy 82

Mallard Rest Farm

11/12/2019 11:12:20 AM10474 Highway 82 Mary Dudley Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 9:09:33 AM2564 County Road

L.L.C.

LLC

11/22/2019 8:52:53 AM

215 CATELY ST BC

223 Gregory Street

TaxWise Income Tax Services LLCLLC 11/1/2019

613 Bachelor Bend

Wesley Harmon Communities, LLCLLC 285 Belhaven Street

11/13/2019

537 Hwy 82 E.

Miller Warren Properties, LLC 11/18/2019

LLC

213 W. Front St. LLC

11/12/2019 11:18:28 AM10474 Highway 82 MRF3, LLC

LLC

11/12/2019 11:22:48 AM10474 Highway 82 Neil Pillow, LLC

LLC

240 LLC

11/5/2019 3:16:29 PM

594 CR 219

Rayburn’s Power Washing LLC

LLC

202 Quail Trail

Reese Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 3:48:44 PM2564 County Road

11/14/2019 11:19:52 AM 105 W President Stephen Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 9:08:08 AM

2564 County

Road 240

LLC

11/19/2019 10:16:03 AM2564 County Road

11/18/2019

400 Taylor Drive.

Swayze Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 9:07:47 AM2564 County Road 240 LLC

11/19/2019 9:07:23 AM2564 County Road 240

11/18/2019 3:49:12 PM2564 County Road

LLC

11/19/2019 10:13:39 AM2564 County Road 240

B2HOLISTIC LLC 11/29/2019 7:39:30 PM

LLC 1312 Roosevelt

Baylor Pillow, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 10:13:14 AM2564 County Road LLC

DG Winchester KY LLC 11/12/2019 2:42:19 PM

LLC 10474 Hwy 82 LLC 10480 Hwy 82

LLC

1 Harbor Lane

CLM Express Nursing LLC

LLC 836 S. Main

Street LLC

Lot 63 NP 14 North Glenbrook Drive

dr. 11/26/2019 4:53:32 PM

LLC

4300 B West

Sell It To Me, LLC.

LLC

Anew Way, LLC 11/14/2019

LLC 12435 Plunkett Road

Anywhere Auto Wash & Detailing, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 8:23:30 AM19532 Morris Pond Bart Brooks - Master Plumber LLCLLC 11/19/2019 11:24:21 AM 12199 Highway 49

237 S.W. Frontage Road

11/26/2019 2:17:49 PM

1501 PERRY RD

Stap LLC

LLC

11/5/2019

19 Bledsoe Street

WATT ESTATE LLC

LLC

Bart Brooks - Master Plumber LLCLLC 11/19/2019 11:24:21 AM 12199 Highway 49 Ste 400 Bato’s Heating & Air, LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

13292 Wisteria Drive LLC

11/20/2019 4:40:55 PM 2409 14th Street BOUSLOG RENTAL, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 3:04:09 PM 2409 14th Street BRIGNAC & BRIGNAC CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, LLC 11/20/2019 2:18:00 PM

LLC

2228 BEACH

4675 Sweethome rd

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, LLC 11/20/2019 2:18:00 PM

LLC

2228 BEACH

DRIVE UNIT 1109 11/30/2019

LLC

4300 Searle Ave

CLC Landscaping and Irrigation LLC

18110 Lake Vista Drive

High Caliber Customs, LLC

LLC 2200 25th

11/3/2019

15085 Ranier Ave.

LLC 11/26/2019 3:24:57 PM1600 24th Avenue, Craven Fashions LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

4729 Cardinal Drive

11/26/2019

LLC

3177 Curtis Street

Da Groom Room LLC

LLC 2526 Tandy Dr

PLLC

LLC

11/8/2019 1:27:49 PM Deﬁned Kutz LLC

2109 19th St LLC

11/29/2019 10:12:52 AM1924 30th Avenue LLC 11/1/2019 45 Hardy Court Center# 385 LLC 12400 Depew Rd Apt C39

Genesis One Development Group, Inc.

11/7/2019 2:53:34 PM 16201 Walker Farm

J&G PAINTING SERVICES LLC

LLC

1805 curcor dr

Gleason Painting and Contracting LLC 12230 Ashley Dr

11/25/2019

15569 Orchard Dr

D & D Auto Services and Sales, LLC LLC 11/1/2019

11940 Concorde Dr

FAAF LLC

LLC

GULFCOAST TRANSPORTS INC BC 11/5/2019 5:12:33 PM

112 ELM CT

Jonathan Haynes Ministries, LLC LLC

Perrys Caribbean & Seafood Kitchen

11/25/2019

Llc

1924 30th Avenue

INSTALLATIONS LLC 11/26/2019

12314 Houghton Drive

LLC

1924 30th Avenue LLC

11/25/2019 4:36:28 PM 1525 E Pass Rd L&G Entertainment, LLC 11/7/2019

LLC

11/25/2019

Gunnison First Rate Tax Solutions LLC 11/18/2019

Leonhard Rental, LLC

LLC

Guntown Hidden Light Photography LLC LLC

11/20/2019 12:07:13 PM 2409 14th Street

11/25/2019

LJS Homemaker & Companion

Shoe Gawds LLC

Personel Care Services LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

14275 Dedeaux Road

11/15/2019 2:13:27 PM

LLC

912 Ashland Avenue

LLC

10752 East Bay Tree Dr.

123 Colt Ln LLC

11/13/2019 12:03:53 PM109 Saint Thomas Drive

LLC

12435 Plunkett

Hamilton

Road

CAP Trucking LLC

LOVELACE SHOPPING CENTER, LLC

11/4/2019

LLC 40328 Seely Road

LLC 11/4/2019 2:00:19 PM 1105 30TH. AVE.

Hattiesburg

SUITE 200

365 Construction, LLC

Ltwellsrealtor,LLC 11/19/2019

LLC

12435 PLUNKETT ROAD

LLC

11/6/2019 9:35:16 AM309 S. 40th Avenue APU LAI AND API LAI LLC

LLC

Mary Grace Southern Style LLC LLC

11/14/2019 3:56:48 PM 28 DAWN DRIVE

11/21/2019

BREWTONS TRUCKING LLC

3622 MEADOWLARK DR

MSL Properties II, LLC

LLC

11/19/2019 12:42:21 PM 207 GLENHAVEN

11/15/2019 12:57:32 PM1601 30th Avenue

CIR

My Chord Boss, LLC

C&M MUSIC HATTIESBURG, LLC LLC

LLC 2508 15th Ave

Onecast Media Group LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

2000 West Pine St

Channel Machines LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 12:22:26 PM954 Old Towne St

11/14/2019

Orleans Properties, LLC

Circle Seven Farm & Land Services,

11/4/2019

LLC

1710 E. Pass Rd. Suite A

Owen & Owen, P.L.L.C. 11/21/2019

LLC

1414 25th Avenue LLC

207 East Front Street

LLC

11/6/2019 12:43:24 PM80 Glen Clinton Rd Empowering You, Inc.

11/14/2019 10:36:47 AM 404 6th Avenue

11/6/2019 9:49:06 AM 1105 30TH. AVE

Eva Christine’s Emporium Inc.

SUITE 200

11/1/2019

PROPERTY HOLDING CORPORATION

Fairchild-Mohr Minerals LLC

11/26/2019 3:46:20 PM2 Southern Pointe

606 Adeline Street LLC

11/15/2019 1:56:26 PM 2409 14th Street

Parkway

Rainbow Holdings Inc

Frontier Pines Development, LLC LLC

1619 Nichols CT

11/6/2019 11:22:05 AM104 Campbell Loop

11/15/2019

Robinson Street Properties, LLC LLC

FUJI YAMA LLC

11/20/2019

11/1/2019 10:18:35 AM

2409 14th Street

LLC 125 SOMERSET

SMB Counseling & Consulting, LLC

DRIVE

LLC

Giggles Learning Center 2 LLC

11/7/2019 10:54:02 PM

108 Estes St

Tarissa Brown, LLC

LLC

11/29/2019

33 Dogwood Court

11/4/2019 12:07:08 PM

LLC

4 joshua dr.

Hub City Business Action Network Development (B.A.N.D.), Inc.

Testing Services of America, Inc. BC

11/15/2019 4507 US Highway 49 South

11/12/2019 7:04:42 PM2036 E PASS RD H

Infatuations By Morissette LLC LLC

The Country Club Outﬁtters LLC LLC

11/22/2019

11/15/2019

Ivyﬁeld, LLC

13256 Meadowland Ct

TranZparent Music, LLC

LLC

1434 rambling rose lane LLC

11/29/2019 8:18:55 PM 707 1/2 Adeline

11/29/2019 1:08:47 PM 13987 Thornton

Street

Hill Drive

Jackie E. Terry, Body Tech, LLC

Vybrantcare PLLC 11/1/2019

LLC 8990 Lorraine Road

Walker Freight,LLC 11/1/2019

LLC 1317 Forest Dr

WEB AUTO BROKERS LLC

Lane

Creative Decor by Courtney LLC LLC

11/4/2019 10:44:42 PM 15201 S Swan Rd

Avenue

PARK AVENUE V, LLC

LLC

11/11/2019

LLC

11/26/2019

BRIGNAC & BRIGNAC CERTIFIED

LLC

11/2/2019

LLC

14231 Seaway Road

Longwood Smokehouse, LLC

Ste 400

11/25/2019

11/22/2019

Krisko Global LLC

Railroad Street

LLC

circle

Gulf Tech Development, LLC

KEEP GROWING FLOOR

Eves Bayou Pleasures & Treasures

Onward 365

11/19/2019 5:23:30 PM 12040 harmony

Street

11/27/2019

Drive

Diamond Capital International, LLC

MeLise Elite, LLC

11/4/2019

4 Bayou View

Davidson and Associates Accounting

11/4/2019 5:09:47 PM

11/7/2019

LLC

11/14/2019 4:49:20 PM

11/1/2019

SMALL TRANSPORTATION LLC LLC

240 11/12/2019 2:57:08 PM

1521 A Carrollton Ave

Grenada

11/25/2019

240

DG Crossett AR LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 8:31:33 AM 114 Highway 332

Avenue Apt G

1619 50th St. LLC

Crawﬁsh Maintenance LLC

11/18/2019 10:48:43 AM

240

Suite B

Wolf Run Equipment, LLC

Workmans Power Washing, LLC LLC

11/22/2019 10:31:52 AM

Conway Denson & Associates, PLLC

Walt Pillow, LLC

Angel’s Heart Transport LLC LLC

11/26/2019 10:37:58 AM 13211 DEDEAUX

Charming Chandler, LLC

11/1/2019

A. S. Pillow, LLC

Road

DRIVE UNIT 1109 LLC

11/21/2019 8:39:04 AM

Hair By B. Fairley, LLC

BLL Trading, LLC

Pitts Wine & Spirits LLC

The Brick Pit, LLC

Greenwood

11/14/2019 10:06:47 AM 12435 Plunkett

Rd., Ste A

Stewart Christian Academy LLC LLC

SMITH’S FLOORING N PAINTING

LLC

Amery Creighton MD, PLLC

11/22/2019 1:10:52 PM107 HODGES DRIVE

S & S Hauling Service LLC

RS Adult Learner Specialist and

4300 Searle Avenue

104 WRR, LLC

11/19/2019 12:06:22 PM 15309 Overlook

AND PERSONAL CARE SERVICE LLC

240

LLC

All Seasons Power Washing, LLC LLC

LOVE AND CARE ADULT CENTER

11/1/2019

11/22/2019 4:00:14 PM 808 Hampgreen

11/5/2019

Gorgeous Girl Hair Boutique, LLC LLC

11/19/2019 10:14:11 AM 2564 County Road

King Jr. Blvd.

11/25/2019

608 Pine

MR Farms 2, LLC

Street

0351, LLC

13211 DEDEAUX, INC.

11/21/2019

240

11/20/2019 1:30:46 PM2564 County Road 249 West Walnut

1910 Highway 82 East

11/22/2019 3:12:01 PM

Bear Creek Equipment, LLC

Allen Logging Enterprise LLC LLC

MMI DINING SYSTEMS 11/13/2019

LLC

Mississippi Republican Senate 11/25/2019

LLC 1800 hwy 90

11/14/2019 12:43:28 PM 645 LAKELAND BC

LLC

11/20/2019

LLC

1311 Magnolia

Gulf Coast DMC Set The Table

Gulfport 11/12/2019

Dung T. Le Properties, LLC

LLC

Allison Pillow, LLC

LIFELOCK GROUP, LLC

Lindsey T. Norris, M.D., P.A.

204 Saint

Anthony

240

Gautier Bayou Fence Company, LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 12:07:36 AM

11/21/2019 3:51:38 PM102 Riverview Drive LLC

LLC

William & William Properties, LLCLLC

406 Liberty Park Ct.

Lee M. Ferguson, M.D., P.A.

553 Broadway Ext N

Day Designs LLC

11/1/2019

Drove

K. E. I. WHOLESALERS, LLC

LLC

South Delta Consulting, Inc. LLC

11/15/2019 1:22:16 PM 645 Lakeland East

645 Lakeland East Drove

Branco Investments, LLC

Consulting Services, LLC

HamiltonDavis Mental Health, Inc.BC

611 Turquoise Court

LLC

239 Ridge Avenue

Rose Hill North Christian Daycare

ChBird Properties LLC

11/20/2019 1:21:24 PM 232 Market Street NP

11/1/2019

11/1/2019 10:24:01 AM954 SISSON DRIVE

Forest 11/12/2019

1989 McClain Street

Mitchell Realty llc

410 Duke Ct

Djconcessions llc 11/1/2019

LLC

5497 Lakeland Drive

11/12/2019 9:31:16 AM

Drive

11/14/2019

LLC

Avenue

T.T.C. L.L.C.

340B Together LLC

East

LLC

Greenville

11/20/2019

Steven J. Wagner, M.D., P.A.

LLC

11/20/2019 2:03:24 PM 1910 Highway 82

Eightball Sports Bar and Grill, LLC.

King Jr. Blvd.

EAST DRIVE STE 101

11/1/2019

11/4/2019 4:36:43 PM 4499 ryan salem

11/8/2019

RHT Trucking LLC 11/12/2019

37 Red Bay Road

Bossy Brat Boutique, LLC

Results Group LLC

Stephens Medical and Recreational

11/1/2019

Alban Properties LLC

Single Tone LLC

148 Singleton Lane

LLC

113 Park Circle drive

11/6/2019 8:12:13 AM 645 Lakeland East

11/1/2019

Golden Tire LLC Neidig’s Cajun Kitchen Inc.

11/3/2019 7:48:15 PM202 Shady Pecan Dr. LLC

Dung T. Le Properties, LLC

Golden

11/27/2019

45 HARDY COURT

WESTCHASE GROUP LLC 11/29/2019

LLC LLC

1924 30TH AVENUE

11/14/2019

LLC

39 Lois Lane

Jones CDL Training Center LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 6:47:04 PM606 Adeline Street, Suite 1C Karin’s Cottage, LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 4:43:14 PM3014 Navajo Circle KASH and Company LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 9:48:42 AM 714 Longstreet Dr

Incorporations LLC

KINGS&QUEENS OF DRIPPS Inc BC

OUTDOOR SPORTING VENTURES

4-Bulls LLC

4700 Hardy St.

11/22/2019 10:42:33 AM 12077 Old Port

LLC

11/19/2019 9:23:58 AM 460 Briarwood

11/2/2019

Gibson Rd

11/12/2019 10:38:00 AM1652 THOMAS ST

Drive

Castlegate Holdings LLC

RENT-A-MAID LLC

A & K TAXES LLC

Krab Queenz Jackson LLC 11/20/2019 2:11:32 PM

KS Bay Springs Real Estate, LLC LLC 11/1/2019

325 T Smith Road

LAH Properties LLC

LLC

11/5/2019

100 N 33rd Ave

Lavish Destiny, LLC

LLC

11/13/2019

Hebron

11/1/2019

Teespring, Inc.

11/7/2019

1201 Aviation Boulevard

902 Ronie Street

Lily Sauna, Inc.

Hernando

LLC LLC

3794 FORREST PARK CV

THE CAR TEAM USA LLC 11/20/2019

64515 RIVERDALE CV

LLC

11/25/2019 8:11:20 AM

LLC

11/12/2019

2501 West 7th st Apt 203

MAINLINE PROPERTIES, LLC 11/11/2019

LLC

111 Alexander Dr.

Mama Fit LLC

LLC

11/28/2019

6014 U.S. Hwy 49

Moore Logistics LLC 11/26/2019

LLC

201 Glenhaven Circle

My Own Little Corner, LLC 11/26/2019 11:04:55 AM

LLC

108 N 38TH

LLC

CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES OF FOREST

Fair Price Autos LLC

LLC

11/6/2019

11/18/2019 10:40:44 AM

13626

940 Byhalia Road

6868 Vaiden Road

Hickory Flat

11/8/2019 8:09:46 AM 27 Lake Forgetful

Groovy Nutrition LLC

Apt. 831

11/14/2019

LLC

7169 Highway 178

North Ms Sales LLC

LLC

11/13/2019 1:58:28 PM 204 crum street

Holly Springs

11/6/2019

STE 100

FGF Holdings 3, LLC

Coleman Community Inprovement

11/8/2019 12:00:22 PM 1818 Crane Ridge

& More LLC

Corporation

Drive, Suite 202A

11/5/2019 3:05:26 PM 150 Wood Drive

11/11/2019 9:44:41 AM 221 Hillcrest Drive

AnDreYuhBeez LLC

GSM Transport, LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

11/7/2019 11:39:45 AM 719 Airport Road

3638 Meadow Lane

Angeltkakes Boutique, LLC. 11/1/2019

Indianola

LLC

629 A Hampton Cir

AUTOMAX CARS LLC LLC

LLC

11/18/2019

LLC 2925 STATE ST

11/9/2019

5363 Carolwood Dr

Cornelius’s Investigations LLC 11/5/2019

529 Hillandale Dr.

D. Barnes Enterprises, LLC 11/4/2019

LLC

STE 100 HUMBLY ROYAL L.L.C.

LLC

11/12/2019 12:00:23 PM 460 Briarwood

Fondren Covered

STE 100

Drive

11/20/2019 1:36:54 PM

Davis Investment Enterprises LLCLLC

Street

11/20/2019 4:40:43 PM460 Briarwood Dr

11/4/2019 1:43:33 PM

Forgedsteelﬁtness LLC

STE 100

Drive

11/8/2019

11/19/2019 6:51:31 AM 114 N Southwest

Banks Photography T-Shirts & More

Deep South Transportation LLC LLC

Fortis Properties, LLC

Plaza

LLC

LLC 101 Arbor Lane

11/12/2019

LLC 223 South Davis Cr.

Richards&Sons Trucking LLC

LLC

1303 Bayou Drive

B&P MASONARY LLC

LLC

460 Briarwood

460 Briarwood Drive NP 175 E. Capitol

LLC

11/20/2019 2:48:56 PM460 Briarwood Dr

Flynt’s Cafe LLC

11/20/2019 4:40:43 PM460 Briarwood Dr

P&B Farms, LLC

LLC

HUMBLY ROYAL L.L.C.

11/20/2019 460 Briarwood Dr., STE 400 11/14/2019

B&P MASONARY LLC

Apt A1

LLC

11/20/2019 2:48:56 PM460 Briarwood Dr STE 100 HUMBLY ROYAL L.L.C.

LLC

11/20/2019 2:48:56 PM460 Briarwood Dr LLC

237 HOUSTON AVE LLC

STE 100 HUMBLY ROYAL L.L.C.

LLC

11/20/2019 2:48:56 PM460 Briarwood Dr

11/7/2019 8:26:11 AM 460 Briarwood Dr.,

11/26/2019 3:40:28 PM 5760 I-55 North

STE 100

11/27/2019 10:12:23 AM200 Rebel Woods

STE 400

FRESH AIR SOLUTIONS LLC

IDEAL Admissions Consultants, LLC

Dr G2

Delta Kidney Alliance Billing LLC LLC

11/6/2019 11:32:08 AM 460 Briarwood Dr

LLC 11/20/2019 5:46:40 PM492 E Beasley Rd

LLC

11/4/2019 1:36:50 PM

11/18/2019 2:02:45 PM 100 International

STREET, SUITE 840

Drive

Village Management Services LLCLLC

Drive

Digital Eye Video Surveillance LLCLLC

Full Charge Batteries LLC

11/26/2019 2:30:28 PM 602 Chapman St

Big Daddies LLC

11/17/2019 10:02:44 AM 460 Briarwood

11/4/2019 1:36:50 PM

11/22/2019 9:44:42 AM 190 Waterford

Walker & Murry, Attorneys at Law,

11/18/2019 3:48:56 PM

Dr., STE 400

Drive

11/22/2019 2:53:16 PM

Mountain Rd

PLLC

Street, Suite 840

Gaylor Logistic & Transportation LLC

Drive INSPIRING CREATIVE EXCELLENCE

305 Rolﬁng Road

Melvin’s Grill, LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

2334 Highway 7 South

SANDIDGE PROPERTY, LLC

LLC

11/15/2019

LLC

213 Quick Cir

LLC

11/7/2019

119 Main Street

Woodburn Farms, LLC 11/19/2019

LLC

1303 Bayou Drive

Speedy Bucks Tax Services, Inc 11/21/2019 7:57:56 PM

710 Cox Ave

248 E. Capitol

DL Manifold Solutions, LLC

BIG HOUSE PROPERTIES LLC

11/15/2019

LLC

20040 County Road 538

11/5/2019 9:05:43 AM 1704 North State

LLC

Street

11/6/2019

STE 100

DPC Fitness LLC

Iuka LLC

11/4/2019 8:48:22 AM 1246 Beverley hills

11/25/2019 4:21:10 PM 5940 Vinson Cv

11/7/2019

road apt 48

Blue Sky International, LLC

Poplar Springs Free Will Baptist

Goddess Devine Spa/Boutique LLC

11/4/2019

LLC

Brass Professional Services LLC LLC

11/13/2019

11/14/2019 10:55:23 AM 2008 Mamie St

11/4/2019

Baptist Church

Upfront Home Investors,LLC

DFA HVAC LLC.

LLC

3435 Shadow Oaks Pkwy 4108 ROSEBURY LANE

202 West Eastport Street

Church, LLC

LLC Poplar Springs Free Will

Bodacious by Jess Nicole LLC 11/27/2019

1874 Towson Lane

Jackson

11/1/2019

Griffis & Hayes LLC

LLC

E&S Protection Agency LLC

J3 Holdings, LLC

Union LLC

11/8/2019 8:40:42 AM

LLC

11/6/2019

11/5/2019 5:34:54 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

Dr., STE 400

Easy Green Solutions LLC

11/4/2019

11/8/2019 4:03:00 PM460 Briarwood Dr

c.o.dexpressdelivery LLC

STE 100

11/4/2019 1:38:15 PM460 Briarwood Drive

11/18/2019

CACTUS BLU LLC

El Conﬁdential Ltd

2YP Realty, LLC 11/20/2019

LLC 1025 Newland Street

LLC

11/22/2019 460 Briarwood Dr STE 100

11/21/2019

LLC

2659 Livingston Rd

Buckets and Bubbles LLC

11/18/2019 6:40:35 PM 1621 Church Road

LLC

11/12/2019 10:21:36 AM 460 Briarwood

24-7 ELECTRICAL SERVICES LLC LLC

LLC

J&J Real Investments LLC

Gulf Coast Community Federal Credit

123 College, LLC STE 100

JSC Express LLC

STE 100 LLC

Drive

LLC 1072 JR Lynch St

EarthBlend Coffee LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 11:16:36 AM 460 Briarwood Dr

Drive

11/5/2019

Branch of Love PLLC

LLC

ITRAVEL LIFESTYLE L.L.C.

E&R Services, LLC

11/25/2019 1:02:56 PM 145 Roosevelt St

460 Briarwood Drive

LLC 418 SAVANNA ST

11/19/2019 9:23:27 AM 460 Briarwood

Drive

LLC

LLC 460 Briarwood Dr STE 100

11/13/2019 9:06:39 AM 460 Briarwood

11/4/2019 1:52:37 PM

LLC

LLC 460 Briarwood Dr STE 100

11/6/2019 11:13:51 AM 4606 Maury Road

Drive West LLC

5211 Highway 80 West

Dr., STE 400

LLC

912 Gillespie St LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 3:29:15 PM 4763 Alden Lake

3166 White sand dr

11/5/2019 11:14:27 AM

E-1 Transportation and Excavation,

11/21/2019

11/11/2019

11/4/2019

LLC

Goldmoor, LLC

Drive

Snostormsnowballs & More LLC LLC

I’m The Brand, LLC

ISMAIL LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 4:43:32 PM 460 Briarwood

LLC Horn Lake Lions Club

1405 Pecan Briar Street

Goalminers Small Business Solutions

11/18/2019 460 Briarwood Dr STE 100

1205 Apparel LLC

7276 Northbrook dr.

531 merigold dr

BON APPE TREAT BAKERY LLC LLC

Flawless Execution Security Service LLC

LLC

L.L.C.

11/12/2019

460 Briarwood

Drive

460 Briarwood

L.L.C.

11/7/2019 9:29:25 AM

460 Briarwood

iNGAGE Talent Development LLC LLC

STE 100

LLC

568 Woodson Court

11/4/2019 1:36:24 PM

430 CedarHurst Drive

Drive

INTERNET MARKETING STUDENT

LLC

460 Briarwood

LLC

460 Briarwood

11/20/2019 2:37:19 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

Dreams Capital LLC

411 Naples road

11/7/2019 9:29:47 AM

LLC

11/5/2019

11/1/2019

Igniting Dreams Travel LLC

Drive

NP LLC

Unit 31

11/14/2019 11:49:14 AM 460 Briarwood

11/19/2019 3909 Cambridge Steet

Blue Storms LLC

460 Briarwood

11/6/2019

Dream World Clothing LLC

Bluff City Outﬁtters LLC

LLC

11/24/2019

11/19/2019

LLC

GB ROOFING & RESTORATION LLC

LLC

BJC Business Development, Inc. BC

11/1/2019

Downtown Auto LLC

LLC

1615 Sheffield Dr

Black Economic Consciousness Ajayz Xpressionz LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 11:25:50 AM 460 Briarwood Dr

11/1/2019

Phil Kelly Construction, LLC

LLC

Big South Sporting Goods,LLC

Itta Bena

Horn Lake

1076 Tillmantown Lane

Flyﬁtz Clothing LLC

D. Woods The Master Barber LLC LLC

100 Front Ave

11/29/2019 12:56:50 PM 208 N. 20th ave

11/16/2019

LLC

40 Northtown Drive

11/7/2019 10:47:08 AM 248 E CAPITOL

Ave.

LLC

11/25/2019

LLC

Bentley Miller & Company

11/6/2019 12:20:50 PM 104A E. College

Jenny’s Potatoes, LLC

LLC

1022 Northpointe Drive

Flora Fauna Farms, LLC

Humble Expressions Custom Designs

Three Kings Transports LLC

Wyles Creative Studio LLC

LLC

Full Charge Batteries LLC

11/14/2019 11:16:58 AM20 Bellegrass Blvd

221 caldwell drive

LLC

5011 Canton Heights Drive

Diamond Home Protection LLC LLC

LLC

11/27/2019

11/21/2019

11/1/2019 12:46:31 PM 358 FOREST AVE

Elite Professional Service Group LLC

J&G Credit Recreations LLC

Hugo Boggan LLC

11/5/2019 2:28:54 PM 310 Jackson Street

Street

506 W. Galltin

843 Valley Park Way

2334 Highway 7 South

11/21/2019 3:00:47 PM 204 West Front

Hazelhurst

11/11/2019 1:26:38 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

LLC

STE 100

11/4/2019

56 Walker Rd

LLC

11/11/2019 11:51:50 AM190 East Capitol St

The Humidor at Hattiesburg, LLC LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

Destiny of HOPE Bible College

LLC

215 Stoney Brook Cove

LLC

BAR ON DA GO LLC

11/18/2019 11:48:37 AM 11 Parkway Blvd

147 98 Place Blvd Apt 305B

11/26/2019 2:14:55 PM 5430 Charter Oak

Three Kings Transportation LLC LLC

11/20/2019

Vogue Designs LLC

Holman, LLC

Street, Suite 840

LLC

11/4/2019

11/22/2019 11:08:27 AM 248 E. Capitol

STE 100

11/8/2019

Big Cat Entertainment, LLC

LLC

LLC 1428 McCluer Road

LLC

11/25/2019 4:06:07 PM460 Briarwood Dr

LLC

Templeton Properties LLC

The Claiborne at Simpsonville, LLC

LLC 4419 Forest Park Drive

Scott Holdings, LLC

Priority Cutz LLC

LLC

Academy

11/27/2019

11/15/2019 9601 Jones Road, Suite 108

11/4/2019 6:53:11 PM

LLC

CJ Rhodes, LLC

ALPHATIA TCRESULTS LLC

LLC

LLC 2035 McIngvale

Street, Suite 100

Member Home Loan, L.L.C.

11/25/2019

GMPM Sports and Leadership

ANALYST LLC

Ste 840

11/14/2019 11:21:55 AM20 Bellegrass Blvd

LLC

Festoyer Wine and Dine LLC

Reserve VII, LLC

Champion Property LLC

Fantasy Fletchers LLC

Rd.

1946 Catalina Dr

11/11/2019

11/7/2019

2905 Glenn Drive

190 E. Capitol

LLC

CLEARDAWNCONSULT LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

11/22/2019 3:04:05 PM

Aestacia Naturals, LLC

11/4/2019 1:16:41 PM 101 Gladney Street

11/14/2019 11:25:24 AM20 Bellegrass Blvd

LLC

5350 Brookhollow Drive

11/15/2019 2:47:13 PM 5619 Fairchild St

Gee Gee’s Cooks, LLC

Green Spot Wellbeing, LLC

LLC

11/14/2019

LLC)

LLC

Perfectly Balanced Bookkeeping LLC

Willow Ridge VII, LLC

11/22/2019 4:41:58 PM 248 E Capitol St.,

11/5/2019

LLC

CIXION Medical, Inc.

Houston/D’Iberville, LLC

Reserve Management Group, LLCLLC

84 Windstone

HINES TAX SPECIALIST AND

Drive

11/19/2019 9:21:51 AM1300 Meadowbrook

Street

11/18/2019

LLC

HILL DRIVE

Natures Own CBD LLC

Touchstone Farms, LLC

Home LLC

Alex Young Associates, LLC (AYA,

Linyard Property Management, LLC

146 SIMPSON

11/27/2019 12:15:39 PM 621 New Orleans

2909 Laramie Circle

STE 100

Place

11/1/2019

11/7/2019 8:55:44 AM 3142 Utica Avenue

11/20/2019 1:46:07 PM 4428 Woodlark

Fund, LLC

Nation Wireless, Inc.

LLC

Faith and Prosperity Personal Care

FCB Nufarm MS NMTC Investment

OPERATION ZION

Total Source Cleanup, LLC

Highland Trucking & Equipment Inc.

Clear Vision Inspiration Publishing,

11/18/2019 2:52:11 PM309 S. 40th Avenue

606 Adeline Street, Suite 1C

LLC

10 Stanford Ct.

11/18/2019

2208 BOLIN RD

11/4/2019

High Tech Lock and Key, LLC 11/1/2019

1540 Luter Lane

LLC

4726 Norway Drive

Ste 100

LLC

11/19/2019 12:22:50 PM

11/4/2019

80 carter rd

Drive

11/23/2019

11/4/2019 10:33:26 AM 460 Briarwood,

LLC

11/19/2019 10:35:30 AM256 Malone Rd N

LLC

Straight Trucking LLC

High Standards Boutique, LLC

11/27/2019 2:36:11 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

Advance Mississippi 2020 LLC

LLC

822 Alvaredo Street

LLC

Kudzu Homes, LLC

2208 BOLIN RD

11/20/2019

460 Briarwood

11/11/2019

AHC Marketing Inc.

MLB, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 1:35:35 PM 460 Briarwood Drive

Height 43 Boutique LLC

11/1/2019

11/4/2019

Signature Landscaping LLC

LLC

STE 100

CHICKASAW EQUIPMENT RENTALS

DRIVE

Rogue Logistics LLC

EQV Strategies LLC

11/8/2019 4:06:43 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

Veramarion St

1914 Cotton Drive North

11/8/2019 6:32:58 AM 208 KENSINGTON

LLC

Drive

Champion Arts and Computers LLC

LLC

419 Downing Street

11/14/2019

LLC

11/5/2019 2190 East Capitol St, Suite 800

460 Briarwood

HOUSE FAMILY PROPERTIES LLC LLC

MLB, LLC

LLC

11/15/2019 1:07:26 PM

STE 100

AV Water Technologies, LLC

LLC

New Horizon LLC

CF Ridgeland Development, LLC LLC

11/11/2019 8:03:48 AM460 Briarwood Dr

1015 Augusta Cove

NATH Group LLC

LLC

OAKS DR

LLC

5240 Glenfair Place

LLC

1 Laurel Cove

Engrand Store LLC

11/13/2019 12:59:56 PM 4141 SHADOW

Houston

11/5/2019

AVENUE

11/13/2019 10:10:40 AM

11/22/2019

Hernando Middle School Cheer, Inc. 880 Tara Dr

4420 Terry Road

LLC

66 E South St

11/21/2019 10:25:27 AM

LLC

11/6/2019

HAIRSENTIALS CORP

Emblematic Creative LLC

Hair Luxury Company, LLC

KLF TRUCKING LLC

GREEN LIGHTS OFFERS LLC

Caston Services LLC.

LLC

11/14/2019

A PLUS PROPERTY SOLUTIONS INC

Suite 7

Parkway

5240 Glenfair Place

LLC

3003 lakeland cove

Electronic Tax Solutions,LLC

11/20/2019

11/8/2019 6:02:59 PM

M & M General Handyman Services

11/20/2019

LLC

11/1/2019

Mississippi Business Journal

11/12/2019 2:25:19 PM3770 Hwy 80 Suite

A Harris Security LLC

Goggans Trading Company LLC LLC

11/26/2019 1000 Turtle Creek Dr. Ste 325

14 NORTHTOWN DR

A Harris Security LLC

LLC

3234 Medgar Evers Blvd

11/12/2019 1:32:24 PM 1731 Dancy Blvd.

Lush Nails Inc.

7 Forked Creek

11/27/2019

LLC

CAMPHORS LAWN CARE LLC

TNT Sound Crew Connection, Inc. BC

11/29/2019 1:15:55 PM 47 Lakewood Dr BC

LLC

Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

LLC

460 Briarwood Drive

460 Briarwood

Jackson Federation of Musicians, Local 579, American Federation of

Service, LLC

Musicians

LLC

11/8/2019 10:18:58 AM

11/21/2019

11/7/2019

6837 HARRY TRUMAN DR

2312 Timber Falls Dr

Hair 2020 Studios, LLC 11/21/2019

LLC LLC

2312 Timber Falls Dr

11/15/2019 2:51:47 PM1801 Sheffield Drive JACKSON HEIGHTS LLC

LLC

329 Columbus

Street Hair 2020 Studios, LLC

LLC

Meadowbrook Road

H & P Construction and Consulting

Education and Consulting Services, 301 Highland Place Dr.

LLC 1400

11/27/2019 10:37:36 AM

LLC 1595 WEST

HIGHLAND DRIVE JACKSON VALLEY APARTMENTS LLC LLC 11/27/2019 1595 WEST HIGHLAND DRIVE

Incorporations

38 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 LLC

Michael Anderson Law, P.L.L.C. LLC

PD7 Solutions LLC

11/13/2019 4:08:38 PM460 Briarwood Dr

11/18/2019 1:03:03 PM 170 E. Griffith St.

11/4/2019 1:34:14 PM460 Briarwood Drive

11/22/2019 1:31:51 PM4791 MCWILLIE DR

11/5/2019 1:45:29 PM

STE 100

MillionairesoftheFuture LLC

Phoenix Tactical Training Solutions

STE 107

Susan Herring, LPC, LLC

LLc

S&S Burgers -N- Blues, LLC

JBIGNITEUR FIT LLC

JButler Designs LLC

LLC

11/12/2019

1120 oak glen pl

11/13/2019 10:54:39 AM 460 Briarwood

MissiCBD LLC

Drive

11/21/2019 8:16:47 AM

JDH LLC

LLC

MissiCBD LLC

STE 100

11/21/2019 8:16:47 AM LLC

460 Briarwood

Drive

11/20/2019 4:12:39 PM460 Briarwood Dr JDH LLC

LLC

LLC 460 Briarwood

Drive

LLC

11/5/2019

1938 Southwood Pl.

PINEAPPLEPINKHOUSE LLC

LLC

S & I ENTERPRISES LLC

11/14/2019

LLC

150 Waywood Drive

Sal & Mookies Madison, LLC

LLC

Supreme Lawns, LLC

11/20/2019

LLC 135 Clinton Park

1057 Avondale Street

Susan Herring, LPC, LLC 11/20/2019

11/21/2019 8:10:56 AM 1704 North State

T.S.S MISSISSIPPI INC.

STE 100

Street

11/15/2019

LLC

Sal & Mookies Madison, LLC

LLC

1057 Avondale Street

11/20/2019 4:51:39 PM460 Briarwood Dr PINEAPPLEPINKHOUSE LLC

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3655 Rainey Rd

T&K Veterans Financial LLC

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11/4/2019 1:42:34 PM

STE 100

Street

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MISSISSIPPI FIRESTORM

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Pinkicing95 LLC

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11/4/2019

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TAJA’S GODDESS LOUNGE

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NP LLC

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Mississippi Transit Group LLC

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6270 Old Canton Road

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VAUGHN CONSTRUCTION LLC

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Vault Nutrition LLC

LLC

11/6/2019 10:33:12 AM

460 Briarwood

VIP Relief

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Mississippi Trauma Care System

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Drive

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Foundation, Inc.

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6242 Yarbrough Street

KC’s Mobile Maintenance LLC

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TAYLOR RENOVATION LLC

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Mississippi Trauma Care System

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Scott Albert Johnson LLC

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OSA LLC

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11/22/2019 2:10:28 PM 22380 Road 374

The Cool Kidz Club, Inc.

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11/19/2019

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The Dinner Darling LLC

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11/6/2019

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11/7/2019 9:28:48 AM

460 Briarwood

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L&L Sales LLC

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11/4/2019

460 Briarwood Drive

La Chona LLC

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11/12/2019

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11/13/2019

Drive

WJCL Fast Results Tax Prep Service

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11/13/2019

11/1/2019 5840 Ridgewood Rd. Apt. Q2

Sigma

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11/3/2019

Price Commercial, LLC

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Wood Works, LLC 11/18/2019

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MS Southern COGIC Christian Education Ministry

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INC

11/1/2019

Legacy Water Sports, Inc.

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PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS &

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4174 Dees Rd

NP 2825 Glen Derry St LLC

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REMODELING LLC

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11/1/2019

1500 HIGHWAY 80 W

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Simple Clean LLC

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11/15/2019

Drive Youngs R Trucking LLC

136 Ashcot Circle

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Drive THE MISSING PEACE

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Ready Set Grow Learning Academy

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11/6/2019 1:22:02 PM

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Drive

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11/1/2019 3:12:41 PM

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11/25/2019 1:34:44 PM

Road

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1125 Plantation Blvd LLC

11/12/2019

401 E Capitol St

NP 248 E. Capitol

THE REPAIR GEEK LLC

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Lake Oswego USA Regrowth Fund, LLC

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11/2/2019

420 Barron Road

11/13/2019

LLC

1034 Scott st

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11/22/2019

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11/6/2019 2:54:22 PM

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Cruisin Pass Courier,LLC

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11/11/2019

332 adelle st

Day Investment Properties, LLC LLC

AG AUTOSALES INC.

11/14/2019 1:03:46 PM 5442 Executive

11/20/2019 10:00:09 PM

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Dreamy Essence Hair Collection LLC

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SONNIER BAILEY TRUCKING LLC LLC

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BC 1866 COUNTY ROAD 8

11/13/2019 4:23:54 PM 1755 Lelia Drive

Red Rebelle Publishing, LLC

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11/4/2019 1:58:19 PM460 Briarwood Drive

11/13/2019 10:49:37 AM

NL Corp.

11/20/2019 7:58:29 AM 3825 Jayne Ave

Sound Masters Recording Studio and

TIGER CORNER INC

11/2/2019 8:03:02 AM460 Briarwood Dr.,

REDFERN TRUCKING LLC

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11/6/2019

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11/22/2019 8:47:04 AM460 Briarwood Dr

11/18/2019

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11/8/2019 12:39:28 PM 460 Briarwood

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Artisan Market, LLC

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11/25/2019

11/15/2019

LLC 1118 Rockett Drive

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Numbers Logistics LLC 11/11/2019

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Madison Spine Surgery Center, LLC

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LLC

11/4/2019

11/21/2019 4:22:49 PM

1400

LLC LLC

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Okra Capital, LLC

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11/12/2019 10:42:19 AM460 Briarwood Dr

Drive

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Titan Solutions LLC

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Riley’s LLC

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11/5/2019 1:59:24 PM

302 Beatty St

TNT Creations LLC

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11/25/2019 8:52:58 PM

Drive

11/23/2019

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Brand Farm, LLC

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11/26/2019

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On Time Expedited LLC

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Drive

11/5/2019 9:39:59 AM

Optech Realty LLC

LLC

Rivertree Financial Planning, LLC LLC

Drive

526 Pennsylvania Avenue

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Star C.Transportation, LLC. 11/6/2019

11/15/2019 1:57:42 PM

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11/22/2019

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Road House of MS, Inc.

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11/15/2019 1:08:27 PM

11/1/2019

11/11/2019 10:32:58 AM

Drive

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Opus Lucrum LLC

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LLC 413 Lee Sreet

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11/13/2019

Ryland Enterprises LLC

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11/4/2019 1:45:47 PM

LLC

11/4/2019

LLC 819 Briarﬁeld Rd

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Drive STATE STREET ONE STOP LLC 11/15/2019

Drive

LLC

460 Briarwood

LLC

5564 N State St

11/25/2019

460 Briarwood

Drive

LLC

1462 Kristen Drive

Kayas Kollection L.L.C

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11/9/2019

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LLC 1619 N West St

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3618 RAINEY RD

LLC LLC

Bell Brothers Restaurants LLC

LLC

733 n 5th ave LLC 4 Bentwood Lane

Craft Property Management, LLC LLC 11/22/2019

415 N Magnolia ST

D LLC 11/11/2019

LLC 1866 COUNTY ROAD 8

Phase1 Tax & Bookkeeping Service

Doves of Love

11/26/2019 2:23:41 PM 460 Briarwood

LLC

11/5/2019 9:10:27 AM 70 County Barn Rd

Drive

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Farrell West Customs, LLC

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11/11/2019

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11/4/2019

LLC

120 Chapel Dr

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11/4/2019 1:35:56 PM

Paramount Resident Care Services,

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LLC 460 Briarwood

STEM Magnolia, LLC

11/15/2019 11/18/2019

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RV Cooling Unit Warehouse LLC LLC

11/13/2019

MG Global Enterprise LLC

LLC 115 Triangle Dr.

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1719 Wilhurst St.

960 S WEST ST

Robert F McCollum LLC LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 4:19:02 PM

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282 Lebanon Road

11/12/2019 9:14:54 AM 460 Briarwood

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Ave.

460 Briarwood

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Renewal Counseling Service, LLC LLC

MAGNOLIA PAPER COMPANY LLCLLC

MALE FLOW GARMENTS LLC

1602 ROBINSON ST

Timothy Garner Designs LLC

11/17/2019 9:13:21 AM3048 Bienville Drive

Meadowbrook Road

LLC

46 Nelson Circle

LLC

7732 JO Thomas Rd

840 LMN Properties, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019

11/1/2019 248 E CAPITOL STREET, SUITE

LLC

11/25/2019 16869 SW 65TH AVE, #317

Triple T Express L.L.C.

11/4/2019 10:03:55 AM

Street, Suite 840

LLC

460 Briarwood

Yuzu Ramen LLC

The Ox Foundation Inc.

STE 100

125 S. Congress

LLC

460 Briarwood

11/12/2019 11:58:57 AM460 Briarwood Dr

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11/5/2019 9:27:18 AM

Young’s Family Farm LLC

The Lockster Memphis LLC

LLC

2219 Attala Road 1206

Lambert

Drive

11/4/2019 9:25:49 AM 3108 woodside dr

11/14/2019 4:47:16 PM501 Marshall Street

LLC

290 Camero Drive

Drive

LLC

STE 100

11/18/2019 10:00:20 AM 460 Briarwood

11/21/2019 9:00:57 AM 460 Briarwood

4018 Pinewood Dr.

11/21/2019 9:33:40 AM460 Briarwood Dr

LLC

290 Camero Drive

11/4/2019 1:34:40 PM

LLC

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Xtreme Youth Activities 365 LLC LLC

LLC

1220 E Northside Drive

LLC

The Greens Estates, LLC 11/9/2019

LLC

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Simple Trucking Logistics LLC

11/11/2019

2010 Chadwick Drive

LLC

Prudentia Investments LLC 11/4/2019

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1206

LLC

avenue

Legacy Property Managers, LLC LLC

11/25/2019

11/13/2019 11:08:12 AM 2219 Attala Road

STE 100

Ms Tina’s Mid-town Cafe LLC

LLC

RDH Holdings, LLC

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SIMPLE BOOKKEEPING SERVICES

11/26/2019

Legacy Real Estate, LLC

STE 100 LLC

11/7/2019 11:23:32 AM4004 Northeast Dr

11/8/2019 10:46:22 AM

4174 Dees Rd

11/11/2019 3:05:53 PM 308 W South St

11/15/2019 9:14:52 AM 3446 Redmond

Lawn Solutions of Mississippi LLCLLC 1111 Noble St

11/13/2019 4:24:02 PM460 Briarwood Dr

11/20/2019 2:34:09 PM 3555 WHEATLEY

Pretty Kitty, LLC 167 Wichita Dr

On The Grind LLC

11/21/2019 11:25:44 AM 401 East Capitol

218 Elton Park

LLC Morris Logistics, LLC

Kosciusko

WILLIAMS PERFORMANCE LLC LLC

The Food Hut LLC

Drive

11/25/2019

STE 100 LLC

Street

11/22/2019 3:51:24 PM

145 Kirkwood

LLC

Serenity Property Solutions LLC LLC

Monica Michelle Traveling Trunk LLC

Place

LLC

11/18/2019 11:13:15 AM 22380 Road 374

11/23/2019 6:15:17 PM 3954 Skyline Dr.

Drive

11/21/2019 10:23:48 AM

LLC

Have Another Farms, LLC

LLC

Kirkwood Place Homeowners NP

LLC

1234 Scots Glen

Premium Farm Foods LLC

11/7/2019 10:27:46 AM49 Northtown 22B Association, Inc.

LLC

11/6/2019 2:01:39 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

MNM Home Services & Management

LLC

STE 100

125 South Congress Street

11/20/2019 4:44:25 PM460 Briarwood Dr Killa Kicks Shoetique LLC

3554 RITA DR

11/4/2019 12:13:55 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

Prebuilt Import Export LLC

LLC

119 Lockwood Circle Apt A

11/20/2019 8:00:18 AM 460 Briarwood

11/21/2019

MJM Trucking LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 3590 Rocky Hill Dedeaux Road

WILLIAMS CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION

11/8/2019 1:51:44 PM319 Greenwood Lane

11/1/2019 4:10:45 PM5236 Saratoga Drive

Administration Officials, LLC

11/20/2019

Select Towing, LLC

Praxis Prep School, LLC

460 Briarwood

119 Lockwood Circle Apt A

11/19/2019

11/1/2019 248 E. Capitol Street, Suite 840

Drive

LLC

What Lies Below, LLC

Mississippians for Life

11/4/2019 1:58:49 PM

Kiln

What Lies Below, LLC

Tender Care Preschool & Tutorial NP

11/20/2019 4:13:46 PM 401 E Capitol St

LLC

460 Briarwood

LLC

KDA Group LLC

LLC

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11/14/2019 11:50:52 AM 526 Warrior Trail

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LLC

Mary Liv’s Boutique LLC CREEK RD.

11/18/2019 10:21:05 AM 460 Briarwood

LLC 271 Coker Street

Wendys Watering Hole LLC 11/15/2019 1:15:28 PM

LLC

11/21/2019

11/4/2019 8:32:00 PM

XCLUSIVES, LLC

LLC

61 coldwater River Rd

Kokeeta Kouture, LLC

11/19/2019 9:43:09 AM 5760 I 55 North

11/14/2019 11:57:29 AM460 Briarwood Dr

POPPYS LLC

11/11/2019

Kilmichael

Drive

11/13/2019 1:31:51 PM2225 Sheffield Drive

LLC

2908 WOODBINE ST

Sarah Frisbee Art & Design LLC LLC

LLC

STE 100

LLC

11/14/2019 11:53:58 AM460 Briarwood Dr

11/15/2019 9:54:58 AM 5448 I-55 North

LLC

Jayess

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11/7/2019 11:37:34 AM 3063 W. Captiol St

JJTT LLC

LLC

11/6/2019 3:25:30 PM 460 Briarwood Dr

LLC

1636 Raymond Rd Apt 15F

11/5/2019 11:28:59 AM 1437 Old Square

UNITED OAK LLC

Road Suite 202

11/19/2019 3:44:09 PM460 Briarwood Dr

LLC

LLC 1436 Fontaine Drive

Work Shop LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 3:29:09 PM

3987 Terry Rd

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LLC

50 Jeffie Craven Road

Latasha Daniels Family FoundationNP

FREE STATE OF JONES LLC

11/27/2019

11/11/2019

460 Briarwood Drive

LLC

535 North 5th

LLC

1866 COUNTY ROAD 8

Incorporations Guardian Angel Properties, LLC LLC 11/4/2019 11:54:30 AM 67 Monkey Ridge Drive

LLC

Drive LP

11/11/2019

1866 COUNTY ROAD 8

JEME LLC

LLC

11/25/2019

120 S. 12th Ave

Jones Cattle Farm LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 2:14:38 PM

221 Hoy Road

KD DO, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 9:31:00 AM

2537 HWY 29

Next Gen Automotive Inc 11/5/2019

252 Hoy Road

Papa Gene’s Seasoning, LLC

LLC

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LLC

596 Reid Rd

Restoration Design Jewelry, LLC LLC 11/15/2019

404 Short 7th Avenue

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI LTD 11/11/2019

1866 COUNTY ROAD 8

W D Jones Cabinets Products LLCLLC 11/20/2019 2:00:46 PM140 S 15th Avenue WALKERS DAIRIY BAR LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 2282 HWY 184 EAST SUITE B Youngﬁeld Properties, LLC 11/15/2019

LLC

404 Short 7th Avenue

ZENITH LABS

11/11/2019 11:39:42 PM

1866 COUNTY

ROAD 8

11/15/2019

11/21/2019

LLC

415 North Magnolia St.

THE ANTI JUSTICE CENTER LLC LLC 11/27/2019

1434 Julian Street

LLC 709 E Old Pass Rd

Castiglia Consulting LLC 11/5/2019

LLC

706 Klondyke Road

Catalyst EDU LLC

LLC

11/2/2019 9:37:53 PM 2012 W 2nd Street Fiesta Mexicana Bar & Grill, Inc. BC 11/27/2019 10:13:58 AM6190 Beatline Rd., Ste. C Garrett Bread Company LLC 11/18/2019

LLC

203 N. Cleveland Ave

Glamwave LLC

LLC

11/15/2019 10:06:19 AM

826 EAST

LLC

Gulf Coast Estate Sales, LLC 11/24/2019

LLC

208 Lantana Blvd.

JustinCase AutoGlass LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

921 Arbor Station Dr

Law Offices of Owen McNally, PLLC 11/1/2019

4007 Beatline Rd

Legacy Care Group, LLC 11/1/2019

11/21/2019 4:24:27 PM

LLC

670 Deer Park

Road

LLC

2012 W. 2nd St., Apt.257

LORRY J WEAVER LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

18076 Allen Road

The Chair Of Knowledge, LLC

LLC

400 North Seal Avenue

Tractor Work By Billy Ruble LLC LLC 11/7/2019 11:32:08 AM113 E. Second Street Gulf Coast Breaks LLC 11/11/2019 9:33:17 AM

LLC 4 Pecan Circle

11/22/2019

11/19/2019

620 Oaks Street

Lena Kaldrea Construction LLC 11/25/2019 2:15:23 PM

LLC

4425 Utah Rd

Lenexa Henderson Engineers, Inc.

11/15/2019 8345 LENEXA DRIVE, SUITE 300

LLC

CR 1612

Dove Timber Services LLC 11/6/2019

LLC

421 mallory rd

Hero Energy, LLC

LLC

11/8/2019

105 Wall Street

Oakley R Sumner LLC

LLC

11/15/2019 9:43:34 AM

102 College St

BNT4U BAR-B-QUE LLC 11/11/2019

LLC

6904 Brozville Rd

Louise Bright Star Investment, LLC 11/29/2019

LLC

366 Reids Rd

Coburn’s Repairs and More... LLC LLC 275 Sylvester Hudson Road LLC

16595 E John C Stennis dr LP

11/21/2019 11:49:29 AM12890 Highway 15

11/25/2019

LLC 5952 Wall St Rd

S & M Home and Farm Maintenance LLC

LLC 3620 rattlesnake lane

South Forest Park Apartments II, LP

11/21/2019 11:49:29 AM12890 Highway 15 South Forest Park II GP, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 11:39:11 AM 12890 Highway 15

Global Axiom Inc.

11/1/2019 12:28:35 PM 37500 Pembroke

LLC

Goss 6 Farm, LLC 11/4/2019

LLC 484 Baremore Street

Little Dreamer Children’s Boutique LLC

LLC 423 Greensboro Rd

American Pride Garage LLC

LLC

125A Archey Ln

Write Way 2 Proof & Edit, LLC 11/1/2019 Yogi 2019 Inc

Drive LOGISTICS INC

LLC

504 9th Ave SE 325 1st St Sw

LLC

Magnolia DUCOTE’S, LLC

LLC

RG ENTERPRISE LLC

LLC

11/12/2019 2:33:38 PM

263 Berry Hill

The Twisted Branch, LLC

LLC

2199 Basin Central Rd

S Bar B Farmstead LLC

LLC

11/29/2019

150 Polk Rd

11/25/2019

112 Azalea St.

343 Distribution Drive

MR Youth Baseball Inc.

11/12/2019 9:28:48 AM 516 Meadows Pl

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11/19/2019

A FRAME OF MINE, LLC 11/1/2019

LLC 31 lake ridge

Cameron Services LLC

LLC

613 Thomas School Rd

LLC 1080 Ivey Lane

Southern Smoke House, LLC

11/13/2019 8:27:04 PM 2011 Elarton Road

11/1/2019

601 Silverstone Dr

No More Dumps, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 10:05:11 AM 141 Vinings Drive

Drive

11/1/2019

11/19/2019 12:06:06 PM Drive 11/1/2019

TNO ENTERPRISES, LLC 11/6/2019 11:29:11 AM

LLC

16294 HWY 45

11/7/2019

1317 spring valley rd

11/14/2019 12:12:18 PM

LLC

17645 US

HIGHWAY 82 11/26/2019

11/15/2019

LLC

105 Ingleside East Dr.

ABMH, LLC

LLC 171 Brookstone Way

Atlas Inspections LLC 11/15/2019

LLC

152 lakeway drive LLC

142 Camden Shores

5912 19th Ave

The Wellness Center II LLC

Howell HG, LLC

LLC

11/27/2019 1:52:19 PM

320 Elm Street

Judy A. Palmer CPA, LLC 11/6/2019 7:46:16 AM

LLC

413 Main Street LLC

144 DRY RIDGE RD LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

107 Riverwood LN

LLC

159 Ashton Park Blvd LLC

Tryvone & Son’s Lawn Care, Roof Gutter & Window Cleaning, LLC LLC 11/24/2019 10:58:09 AM 11/27/2019

MTA Transporters, LLC

Audio Media Research, Inc 11/7/2019

1008 Windmill Dr

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Blake Johnson, Inc.

LLC

11/5/2019 9:02:32 AM 300 West South 1931 11th Ave

Cadence of Allure LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 6:17:22 PM 48 E McHenry Rd

11/1/2019 Kimble Johnson, Inc.

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11/5/2019 9:23:53 AM 300 West South

Estates,LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

5230 6th Pl LLP

Street Meriwether Johnson, Inc. 11/5/2019

PERF OPCO, LLC

LLC

Dimensions Wellness Group, LLC LLC

11/3/2019

11/25/2019

11/12/2019

1136 Morgantown Road

11/15/2019 2:19:00 PM 902 26th Avenue

5108 Country Club Dr LLC

CAJUN COUNTRY TRANSPORTATION

DOMA Green Ventures, LLC

11/27/2019 7:19:55 PM 214 CLARK FARMS

LLC

11/26/2019 8:36:20 AM

11/5/2019

LLC

1724A 23rd

Avenue

Miramar LLC 11920 Miramar Pkwy

Mississippi State Kords LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

108 S Maxwell St

Corpus Christi Investments, LLC LLC

Superior Property Solution LLC LLC

Coney Chronicles Entertainment LLC

ELCJR Properties LLC

11/17/2019 11:27:40 PM 1888 Main Street,

11/22/2019

LLC

11/6/2019 11:33:48 AM 1902 Front Street,

Mooreville

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The Hangar

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American Auto Glass, LLC

11/18/2019 10:46:52 AM

713 Wall St

LLC

11/20/2019 1:30:15 PM 221 Stone Creek

D & D Hauling LLC

11/20/2019 11:53:47 AM466 Caroline Blvd

Drive

11/7/2019 6:36:47 PM 7143 Silver Drive

11/1/2019

El Franchioli, LLC

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Grounded In The Essentials

LLC

Supportive Services

DGR Properties LLC

11/1/2019

LLC LLC

121 Colony Crossing Way

11/7/2019

116 One Madison Plaza

Evergreen Practice Management LLC

Trisha Richardson: Wardrobe

LLC

Concierge, LLC 109 South Glen

LLC

11/7/2019 LLC

11/8/2019 11:37:48 AM

115 Bristol Lane

LLC

102 A Laurel Street

Grady Transport LLC

LLC

11/13/2019 9:10:35 AM242 Traceland Drive

11/15/2019

USA Fuel Mart LLC

Heidi & Co., LLC

LLC

Wildlife Ranch LLC 109 South Glen

Place Forthright Farms LLC

LLC

105 Chartres Drive LLC

1719 24TH AVE

2107 Pleasant Grove Rd

KSP, INC.

11/4/2019 1:32:54 PM

Ramage Parker LLC

North

BC LLC

102 A Laurel Street

11/1/2019

11/8/2019

SW Mississippi Mental Health -

The Sip, LLC

LLC

11/22/2019 9:38:00 AM 201 Vinca Circle

11/13/2019 4:20:31 PM 7720 Old Canton

Magee

Harborway Consulting, LLC

LLC

Every Penny Accounted, LLC

11/21/2019 3:13:26 PM 14 Peachtree Lane

11/1/2019

Healthcare First, LLC

J.Lee Logistics LLC

11/20/2019

LLC

105 Wind Dance Dr

KitchenMaxx LLC

LLC 234 Kiowa Dr

11/10/2019

305 Summerville Drive

LAVLUXE HAIRTIQUE, LLC 11/26/2019

BC LLC

172 Bradﬁeld RD

11/1/2019

LLC 1729 Mt. Zion Rd

POB Investments, Inc. 11/8/2019

LLC

504 9th Ave SE

220 MAIN AVENUE N 111 MAIN AVE N

Shannon Arender Logging LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

143 Wall Drive

11/5/2019 1:20:55 PM 902 26th Avenue

The Kids Korner LLC

Ms Sippin LLC

11/6/2019

LLC

11/15/2019 Pokin LLC

LLC

123 W New York Avenue

11/26/2019

4820 Poplar Springs Dr

Region XI

Providence Missionary Baptist NP

Church

Moss Point Cute Bows and More, LLC 11/24/2019

D. L. Evans LLC

The Rotary Clubs of Pike County, Inc.

Road

Logistic Solutions LLC

Purple Tiger LLC

11/20/2019 10:49:48 AM200 Third Street

11/25/2019 2:40:20 PM

Thornton Air Solutions Inc.

Chaney Ave.

11/1/2019

2604 Delaware Ave. Ext.

TRANSPORTATION LLC 11/8/2019

LLC

421 6TH STREET

R and J Land Services LLC RAMON LLC 11/21/2019

6422 FOREST COVE RD

11/14/2019

LLC

11/18/2019 11:58:08 AM

Gobsmacked Eats, LLC

LLC

85 Main Street W

Sheila Nail’s LLC 11/5/2019

LLC

398 hwy 11east LLC

REVIVE LLC

Meadville

100 James

LLC 4812 adams ave

11/30/2019

LLC 5622 Rose Dr

MissBama LLC

LLC

11/15/2019 17390 Rayford Schumock Rd

11/14/2019 5:31:52 PM

CREOLE PREMIER

LLC

19600 BARIA ROAD

11/1/2019

1701 White Street

LLC

330 MC Lum Road

11/14/2019 12:55:33 PM 11697 Suqualena

11/11/2019

LLC

6140 Causeyville Rd

LLC

Sippi Cosmetics LLC

Russell Properties North Hills-LLCLLC 11/12/2019

5136 HWY 80

11/12/2019 2:54:35 PM 779 Highway 481

Blue Horseshoe Properties, LLC LLC

LLC

11/22/2019

Merry Berry Elderberry, LLC

Freeport Christian Benevolence Fund 127 Cypress DR

LLC

Magnolia House Home Care Services

11/6/2019

Gertrude’s Garden, LLC

CORPORATE TREATS & SERVICES

11/15/2019 3:33:01 PM 5603 “N” Avenue

1174 Old Industrial Road

11/4/2019

NP 240 North Boykin Street

LLC

11/15/2019 8:56:28 PM 108 Windermere

105 St. Charlotte Ct.

A New Start: Financial & Social

522 2nd Street

Place Boulevard, Inc

Circle LLC

LLC

11/20/2019

11/15/2019

116 One Madison Plaza

LLC

11/19/2019 12:44:39 PM45 Bozeman Paine Woodrun Place, LLC

Morton

SEAFOOD & BBQ LLC

North

11/20/2019

NP 10536 TIMBER

11/12/2019

LLC

109 South Glen Place

11/5/2019 2:21:02 PM

Circle

Services, Inc.

Ultrasonic Cleaning of Mississippi,

Evergreen Practice Management LLC

918 38th Ave

LLC

11/13/2019 9:03:49 AM 242 Crossbridge

JUST LIKE MAMAS SOUL FOOD

Evergreen Practice Management LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

11/5/2019 2:23:45 PM 516 West Avenue

Place

LLC

Gadget 77 LLC

COVE WEST

Farris and Gibbes, LLC

300 West South Street

Amina Investments LLC

7716 Old Canton Rd

LLC

14 Colton Drive

Sleep Well Mattress Outlet LLC LLC

421 6TH STREET

Delta Feed Company LLC

11/25/2019 2:35:05 PM 2718 36th Street

LLC

41 Tidmore Lane

11/9/2019 2:58:50 AM 2711 30th Avenue

Dean & Sanders PHC LLP

1136 Morgantown Rd

LLC

11/7/2019 1:38:19 PM

11/24/2019 10:47:19 AM

Gulf Infrastructure Group LLC

Bayland Investments, LLC

Bubbles Car Care Detailing and Home

LLC

Mc Henry

Merigold

11/12/2019

LLC

106 48th Avenue

Street 104 Grayhawk Pkwy.

LLC

911 39th Avenue

Devine Dime Apparel LLC

Stages of You, LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 10:23:53 AM 2414 38th Street

11/18/2019

LLC 118 Claiborne

LLC

BExqusite Hair Collection LLC

Administration of the Holy Spirit NP

11/2/2019 10:22:14 AM

1931 11th Ave

8304 State Blvd Ext

McComb

Rustic Kut Designs LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 1:49:38 PM3471 Lick Skillet Rd

Tubbs Used Cars LLC

South

59 Mckinely RD

11/15/2019 8:32:04 PM109 Fenwick Circle

538 S Deerﬁeld LLC

LLC

11/27/2019 5:15:28 PM

Meridian LLC

359 ST Augustine Drive

Riggs Enterprises, LLC 11/11/2019

The Creole Crab LLC

11/25/2019

UGW2 Consulting LLC LLC

Right Lane Living LLC

Madison

LLC

203 Heritage

Reillivad EMPIRE LLC

Macon

LLC

11/23/2019 7:08:23 AM486 Emmit Brown

11/25/2019

925 Laﬁtte St, suite F

1507 26th Ave

Hope 4 Properties, LLC

Trail Blazin’ Innovations, LLC

PB&J 5255 Parkway, LLC

201 Main Street

11/13/2019 4:50:56 PM

Rebellious Kouture LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

278 County Road 4811

11/1/2019 10:59:02 AM111 Sullivan Pine Dr

Rushing Electric LLC

203 Heritage

11/21/2019

LLC

Mathiston

11/19/2019 12:06:05 PM

T and G Embroidery, LLC. Tanae’s Classy Creation Inc

Mendenhall

LLC LLC

1208 22nd Avenue

Picture This Wraps and Graphics LLC

PB&J 5235 Parkway, LLC

LLC 85 Main Street West

39 LLC

11/3/2019

Rooﬁng Tech LLC

11/5/2019 3:41:16 PM 224 TIFTON DRIVE

Centennial

11/7/2019

11/13/2019

LLC

Lyon

Yahweh Rohi, LLC

Snatchedboxx LLC

Mandeville

NYC Fried Chicken LLC

18 Gale Davis Rd

LLC 2425 hwy 84 e

MCCOLLUM TRUCKING LLC

LLC

Strategic Property Consulting ,LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

105 Vick Dr.

New Nest Realty, Inc

Trans 2 LLC 11/20/2019

Coffee & Conversationz LLC

11/22/2019 2:26:59 PM 114 Brierﬁeld Dr LSI No. 2 LLC

Mississippi Business Journal

11/12/2019

11/5/2019

L.I.F.E. Now Financial, Inc.

Lucedale

LLC

432 Daughdrill Rd

Lunsford Concrete Construction, LLC

Rd STE A

South

11/26/2019

114 Leppingwell

11/11/2019

11/12/2019 4:25:16 PM

11/12/2019 BC

11/15/2019 1:16:24 PM

Sullivan Logistics LLC

Road

11/7/2019

South

11/3/2019

Livonia

Lions Den Booster Club

Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

11/8/2019 1:41:27 PM 144 McCraney Hunt

11/20/2019 1:58:11 PM

11/21/2019 11:39:11 AM 12890 Highway 15

Gillsburg Tire, LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 1:58:11 PM

Louisville

Forest Park II GP, LLC

Liberty

LLC

1085 SCR 109

Forest Park Apartments II, LP

11/11/2019

11/13/2019

BRICK STREET NUTRITION LLC LLC

11/1/2019

Elite Express Couriers LLC

57 Ratliff Street

MMM Trucking LLC

11/15/2019

Louin

11/4/2019

LLC

11/4/2019 2:20:41 PM

CCandCompany, LLC

Dream Studio 13 LLC

Lexington

135 Winding Creek Rd

Lachney Medical Services, LLC

11/11/2019

5160 beatline Rd # A

11/18/2019 11:07:20 AM

Potter C.S. Inc.

LLC

Mississippi Women’s Vote

LLC

1488 Dean Turner Extension

Maple Mae’s Boutique, LLC

154 Gilliam Brooks RD

11/7/2019

RAILROAD STREET

Restoration LLC

D&L Daily Deals, LLC

11/25/2019

LLC 214 North Ridge Drive

MS Capital Investments LLC

Renew Blasting & Surface

Leakesville

11/7/2019

11/14/2019

Apt. 145

11/1/2019

Zoe Enterprises LLC

Lifestyles, LLC

Kids

11/1/2019

Long Beach Alonso Rooﬁng LLC

I LP

Jamie Dunn Outreach Program for

KAME Investments LLC

LLC

11/7/2019 2:31:34 PM 67 Monkey Ridge

Avenue

Metacorp LLC

11/1/2019 1:12:35 PM 328 S. Transit Road

Guardian Angels PCH2, LLC

11/1/2019

Lockport

1702 14TH ST LLC

200 North Hills Street 20F

Naramore Homes and Development, LLC 11/6/2019 9:44:11 AM

LLC 5425 Gavin

Hamilton Rd Quantum Dispatch LLC 11/12/2019 9:42:21 AM

LLC 4548 Payne St

Crazy Sisters Catﬁsh Cabin LP 11/21/2019

6004 Perry st

Incorporations

40 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 Sumerlin Associates LLC 11/7/2019

LLC

12308 Clarks Bayou Rd

BK Custom Renovations LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 1040 Broadwing Circle South

11/1/2019

11/13/2019 6:32:07 PM2708 N. 6th Street

Bliss Alley Candles LLC

S & C Unique Cleaning Solutions LLC

BHD Supply, LLC

Feels Like Home, LLC

11/30/2019

LLC

11/21/2019

LLC

11/20/2019

1015 county road 357

Humble Clothing LLC

BreScented, LLC

600 N. Edwards Ave

LLC

11/5/2019

11/4/2019

LLC

Fitzo LLC

LLC

1052 CR 94

11/6/2019

7312 P Rose Farm Road

J W PROPERTIES 1 LLC

11/6/2019

LLC

311 Burton Creek Road

1004 Conley Circle

FOUNTAIN SQUARE, LLC

Bynum Medical Solutions, LLC

PLANTATION RIDGE DR

TCH Tile and Hardwood LLC

LLC

122 Private Road 1189

BPW-WJW Investments, LLC

LLC

Parkway

BRASS, LLC

CHILES FILES & BOOKKEEPING LLC

11/21/2019 11:47:38 AM

9215 Hwy 178

LLC

TP Transport LLC

11/26/2019 2:21:10 PM9566 PLANTATION

11/26/2019 12:15:20 PM

RIDGE

11/6/2019 6:25:56 PM6246 CHARLESTON

11/8/2019 1:37:24 PM Valley Cove

Halstead Road, Suite A

King, Jr., Rd.

11/18/2019

LLC 7350 Fox Glen Drive

LLC 3521 SADIES

LLC

Loop, Suite 150

Blvd., Suite 5

BSE LLC

LLC

New Augusta

Kronite, LLC

LLC

TRAVEL TIME TRUCKING L.L.C. LLC

COURT DRIVE

Extreme ATV and Off Road, LLC LLC

11/6/2019 10:16:40 PM3023 Trentwood Dr

11/8/2019 3:03:01 PM 13021 Mingus Lane

11/12/2019 8:48:24 PM 7164 Hacks Cross

Clear Creek - Burgess Concerned

11/26/2019 10:23:08 AM 498 Park Place

11/1/2019

La Sauce LLC

Design’s By Willow’s Tree LLC

Rd.

Citizens Association

11/20/2019 4:50:28 PM

48 CR 362

11/18/2019 9:37:32 AM

11/5/2019

LLC

30 Pecan Way

New Hebron

Coles Creek Planting Company 2 LLC

AUTO POM LLC

LLC

11/15/2019

11/13/2019

354 Guedon Rd

County Pie, L.L.C.

LLC

LLC 1143 RODEO RD

Sky Ranch Properties, LLC 11/20/2019

6304 Luckey Ln

LIIFE365 LLC

LLC

165 Sonat Road

LLC

11/26/2019

113 St. Andrews Drive

Lone Magnolia, LLC 11/15/2019

LLC 2113 Government

Magee Services LLC

LLC

11/29/2019

11/12/2019 9:51:46 AM 6 Fox Chase Drive

3012 Becky St

11/10/2019

8632 Windersgate Dr

LAGlamour Fashion LLC

LLC

Citizens Association

COVE

11/19/2019

13070 Cades cove

11/20/2019 4:50:28 PM

48 CR 362

D and D Carriers, Inc.

DOE’S ROYALTY LLC

LLC

11/7/2019 3:32:27 PM6067 COLEMAN RD Enduring Print, LLC

Cole Memorial Funeral Home, LLCLLC

11/22/2019

Hope For Youth

11/8/2019 10:15:52 AM

Onyx Bar and Hookah Lounge LLCLLC

11/27/2019

11/18/2019 12:47:06 PM

Five Woods Homes LLC

61 Cedar Grove

5400 Sound Bluff Road 603 Rue

11/4/2019 8:38:11 AM 3021 Church Hill Rd

Road

Ireland Land Holdings, LLC

Combat Marketing and Management

Dauphine

LLC

P Bethels Home Repairs LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 9:41:13 AM

30 Pecan Way

J & A Magnolia LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

9305 Stateline Road, 19D

Fearless Wholesale LLC

10415 riggan dr

11/18/2019 7:11:37 PM 23601 old biloxi rd

Fosta Vision llc

11/4/2019 1:34:41 PM 276 Highland Blvd.

Smith Pharmacy, Inc.

Plenty Of Fish Fishing Charter LLCLLC

11/12/2019

KJA Tax Service & Notary Service LLC

11/20/2019 4:25:44 PM306 Northside Dr.

11/7/2019 4:06:14 PM

Freightcheckers Inc.

3508 North 9th

Street

LLC 11/6/2019

17 Meadow Ridge Rd

Merry Mack, LLC

LLC

Oakland

11/26/2019

Simple Service L.L.C.

Danny Bailey Farms, LLC

LLC

LLC 8961 hwy 305 BC

8915 Robertson Lane N

Future Builders, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 9:03:40 AM 207 April Lane

11/3/2019

SneakyCastros,LLC

Heartstrings Pharmacy & Consulting, LLC

LLC

7558 FOX HUNT DRIVE

11/19/2019 3:30:58 PM 513 State Street

11/8/2019

MH Newman MS Properties, LLC LLC

Sue Can Do LLC

11/21/2019 9:43:52 AM 403 Jefferson St.

11/6/2019 7:26:42 AM 200 County Road

Soul Yoga Journey LLC

NotoRising Solutions, LLC

179

11/14/2019 5:38:38 PM 6648 oakbrook dr

Breeze Dr

Synergy Organics LLC

Hometown Logisitics LLC

LLC

269 County Road 41 LLC

11/15/2019 10:07:23 AM108 Redbud Lane

Oakvale

Orangeburg Land Holdings, LLC LLC

Ten Buck Too LLC

11/18/2019 9:45:50 AM

11/8/2019 10:43:38 PM 213 Hammond Rd

30 Pecan Way

LLC

Play-School Childcare & Learning Center LLC

LLC

Ocean Springs

Mammies Repairs L.L.C.

LLC

11/4/2019 5:42:52 PM 7 Woodhill Drive

Nesbit 11/6/2019

LLC

1480 NESBIT RD

With Pride Properties, LLC

LLC

1501 S 9th St

TBA Mississippi LLC

LLC

108 Youbet St

11/9/2019 3:53:54 PM

11/18/2019

Webb Family Medical Clinic, PLLCLLC

Functional Medicine Associates of

11/13/2019

11/21/2019 4:19:56 PM 908 North Lamar

Mississippi, LLC

Webb-Nerren Properties, LLC

103 Combs, LLC

11/15/2019 6:04:23 PM 103 Cove Drive

11/13/2019

11/21/2019 3:30:06 PM 908 North Lamar

GPC mTrade Investment Manager,

Worthy Way LLC

204 Sisk, LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 10:09:47 AM 600 McElroy Dr

LLC LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 3:30:23 PM 908 North Lamar

11/25/2019 1:28:37 PM2694 West Oxford

206 and 210 S 15th, LLC

Loop

LLC

GPC mTrade Investment, LLC

11/20/2019 11:20:19 AM2694 West Oxford

305 Sisk, LLC

11/22/2019

LLC LLC

LLC

1140 E. Wellsgate Drive LLC

Parchman

11/21/2019 3:41:10 PM 908 North Lamar LLC

1140 E. Wellsgate Drive

LLC

402 Enterprise Dr

Ware Appliance Solutions LLC 11/20/2019

Pascagoula DivaInvesting Solutions & Associates, LLC

LLC

691 Parchman Rd 12

LLC

11/26/2019

1715 11TH ST

11/21/2019 7095 Hacks Cross Road #133

11/21/2019 3:17:14 PM 908 North Lamar

Imagine: an Educational Dream, LLC

11/18/2019

Road

jjs auto sales LLC

309 MLK, LLC

LLC

Golden Oak Senior Services, LLC LLC

13901 E. El Bonito Dr

Austin House, LLC 11/6/2019

LLC 429 Porter Avenue

BASKET CASE LLC

LLC

Vassilios Gaming Co.

11/21/2019

LLC

11/21/2019

LLC

4304 Beach Boulevard

CDB Family, LLC

LLC

Coral Properties, LLC

LLC

11/22/2019

214 duram road

LLC LLC

1100 Augusta Dr

11/21/2019 3:18:36 PM 908 North Lamar

11/11/2019

738B Clearbrook Dr

J & S Express, LLC 11/7/2019

6 PR 2050, LLC

King and Mathews Investments LLC

Guger Enterprises LLC

11/21/2019 4:20:50 PM 908 North Lamar

LLC

11/11/2019

622 Park, LLC

LLC

605 ward ave LLC 1713 Shelby Lane

11/1/2019

6467 Cody Cv.

Makliah Trucking LLC 11/14/2019 8:21:12 AM

11/25/2019

LLC

1191 Hwy 245 South

LLC

6816 N hamiltiomn circle

LLC

10035 Tally Ho Drive

North MS Women in Ministry

Trestle Ridge Farms LLC 11/5/2019

LLC 1420 Craft Rd

Mid South Farms, LLC 11/1/2019

Okolona

11/25/2019

9880 Stage Run Dr

LLC

14 CR 3029

Inc.

710 N Lamar, LLC

Kultured Entertainment LLC

LLC

MARION DR

LRC2 Management, LLC

SL Cleaning Services LLC

804 HWY 30E, LLC

11/25/2019 829 North Lamar Boulevard

11/1/2019

American Dream Siding Inc 11/5/2019

5816 rolling pine Drive N.

11/21/2019 3:44:37 PM 908 North Lamar

Magnolia Counseling Clinic, LLC LLC

Dimensions Ministries

832 HWY 30, LLC

11/1/2019

11/5/2019 10:12:17 AM2114 Tucker Avenue

Road #133

11/21/2019 3:19:13 PM 908 North Lamar

Martin Rentals, LLC

AcDz, LLC.

11/7/2019 2:43:37 PM 829 N. Lamar Blvd.,

Outlaw Logistics LLC 11/6/2019

LLC

7558 FOX HUNT DRIVE

PB Consulting LLC

LLC

Pir8 Gaming LLC 11/12/2019

LLC 4862 Deer Run Rd

11/19/2019 1:22:41 PM 206 Oxford Road

Cycology Fitness & Nutrition LLC LLC

Ashby-Tucker Environmental, LLCLLC

POLK LANE LLC

First Step Medical of Corinth, LLCLLC

11/5/2019 1:56:35 PM1060 Thorn Avenue

11/13/2019 12:54:45 PM 6208 Highway

11/21/2019 12:38:32 PM8280 POLK LANE

305 N

LLC

4217 Yeoman Ct

11/19/2019 8:43:32 AM 7095 Hacks Cross

NorthGate ,Inc.

LLC LLC

11/8/2019 10:38:11 AM508 Fazio Drive Ext.

Ste. 1

Adkins Paint Garage, LLC

Mavtek LLC

LLC

628 North 14th Street

LLC

AKLL Properties, LLC 11/20/2019

LLC

400 Enterprise Drive

Aspect Adjusting LLC

LLC

Full Krown Products LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

Pass Christian Brunies and Sanford, LLC

LLC

11/7/2019

LLC

2506 testament st

302 Fieldstone Street

MedPlus Oxford, LLC

LLC

Drive

7800 Trout St.

5101 MAID

11/20/2019 9:03:03 AM 3011 Hillmont Dr.

View Drive

11/1/2019

11/22/2019 3:07:42 PM

Suite 101

Accounting

Couple Subs LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 2:59:04 PM908 North Lamar,

11/7/2019

First Step Medical Group, LLC

LLC

814 Lakeview Dr.

Sacriﬁce Praise And Worship Center,

11/6/2019 1:20:36 PM 1006 Pebble Creek

11/13/2019 112 E. Bankhead Street, Suite A

1805 Heidenheim Dr

Ave Ste 112

11/13/2019 10:23:40 AM 12991 Meadow

206 Halstead Road

11/20/2019

11/20/2019 6:09:05 PM 1300 Van Buren

LLC

11/27/2019 3:49:11 PM Park Place Tax &

Golden Oak Senior Services, LLC LLC

11/21/2019 3:18:54 PM 908 North Lamar

Cordgrass, LLC 11/23/2019

1805 Heidenheim Dr

11/21/2019 4:20:33 PM 908 North Lamar

10815 Ridgeﬁeld Drive

LMS Management, Inc.

Alanas Shop, Inc.

Beulah Baptist Church Myrtle Inc. NP

11/20/2019

11/11/2019

LLC 3620 Miles Lane

LLC

2215 12th Street

VyrPro LLC

LLC

11/20/2019 6:58:37 PM 3805 Cabildo Pl LLC

Fleurdelis Bar and Grill LLC

4 PR 2050, LLC

Strickland Ventures LLC

14105 West El Bonito

LLC

John Marie Credit Solutions LLC LLC

5305 Culeoka Drive

C Fisher Properties, LLC

JESSICAS CORNER, LLC

11/4/2019 11:20:47 PM 1 Mulberry Place

Olive Branch

11/19/2019 1:25:33 PM 206 Oxford Road

11/20/2019 4:42:56 PM306 Enterprise Dr

LLC

11/12/2019 2:14:43 AM8811 Old CCC Camp

11/6/2019

LLC

203 Enterprise Dr., Suite A

USAA STD, LLC

Coastal South Volleyball AcademyNP

501 East Bankhead Street

11/18/2019

AT&R Inc

107 PECAN AVE

LLC

UOX Service LLC

11/12/2019 5:18:49 PM2953 Bienville Blvd

11/22/2019 4:07:15 PM 1101 Iberville Drive

Ant’s Sports Hub, LLC

Ste 112

1011 and 1013 N Lamar, LLC

Therapy, LLC

LLC

New Albany

LLC

11/21/2019 3:50:18 PM 908 North Lamar

11/21/2019 4:21:38 PM 908 North Lamar

11/1/2019

Kitchen 107, LLC

Fujimo Holding Company, LLC

Unit 946

1713 Shelby Lane

Burnt Bridge Press LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

1107 Private Road 3097

HopeWorks Counseling and Play

Tint Time Tools, LLC

LLC

Fallowshire LLC.

27 CR 299, LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

400 Enterprise

11/8/2019 11:15:24 AM1300 Van Buren Ave

11/9/2019 6:05:51 PM 8850 MidSouth Dr,

LLC

Therapeutic Extracts, LLC

Till Valhalla LLC

307 Dogwood Dr

Tint Time, LLC

21st Avenue Investments LLC

LLC

2002 oxford way apt 2204

11/14/2019

#276

LLC

11/15/2019

Drive

11/4/2019

LLC

The Neahj Brand, LLC

Dismuke Design and Creative, LLCLLC

Hollowell Farms, LLC

LLC

Blvd., Suite 5

11/21/2019 3:16:07 PM 908 North Lamar

11/27/2019

Bros Auto Detailing, LLC

LLC

Sucrose Me LLC

11/8/2019 2:58:33 PM

JB LEGACY GROUP, LLC

11/11/2019 1:32:13 PM 3901 YOSEMITE DR LLC

ISC Holdings, LLC

LLC

1007 N Lamar, LLC

LLC

Cove

11/19/2019 3:40:41 PM 1308 North Lamar

Lot 148

LLC

30018 Swan Dr

LLC

10058 lacey dr

DG Highway 30, LLC

11/20/2019 9:51:36 AM2953 Bienville Blvd

Garriga Productions LLC

11/27/2019 3:24:10 PM

11/18/2019

1217 Jackson Avenue East

Loop, Ste. 150

BUDDAH BOAY PRODUCTIONS LLC

Bensons Detailing LLC

4722 Pleasant

11/15/2019

11/22/2019

ISC Oxford, LLC

O T Edwards Enterprises INC

Nettleton

11/26/2019 4:59:34 PM

LLC

11/1/2019 3:14:19 PM 22010 Halliburton

Unit 3206

11/21/2019 3:49:28 PM 908 North Lamar

Team Raul, LLC

11/1/2019

2851 Austin rd

LLC

1005 N Lamar, LLC

214 Price, LLC

11/15/2019 10:31:16 AM 118 SIOWAN AVE

11/25/2019

762 3rd Street

Oxford

11/7/2019 11:42:19 AM8246 Waverly Cove

11/19/2019 7:49:01 AM4800 Nesbit Road BC

LLC

11/29/2019

11/1/2019 11:20:26 AM 14116 Glendale Rd LLC

762 3rd Street

cakb trucking llc

Smith Mineral Management, LLC LLC

LLC

220 Sisk, LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

Tip of the ‘Sip Clothier, LLC

LLC

11/10/2019

11/18/2019

LLC

Cove

STE A Data Zombie, LLC

AandC Trucking LLC

LLC

11/1/2019 3:17:38 PM 22010 Halliburton

11/18/2019 9:30:58 AM2002 Oxford Way

11/21/2019 3:15:13 PM 908 North Lamar

RICARDO NIMO, M.D., LLC

322 Main Street

LLC

Osyka

LLC

1013 Whispering

11/26/2019 12:11:32 PM 302 Enterprise Dr.

11/7/2019 1:47:59 PM 8246 Waverly Cove

11degrees, LLC

11/21/2019

3317 N 4th

11/26/2019 7:04:24 PM 6155 Vera Lane

11/5/2019 1:38:49 PM 4708 Gibson Road,

11/1/2019 2:04:43 PM 25 E. Franklin St. LLC

11/22/2019

LLC

Dr.

11/22/2019 1242 Sand Springs Church Rd BC

LLC

11/18/2019 12:51:39 PM6415 Autumn Oaks LLC

Watkins4 Trucking, LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 9:49:00 AM 30 Pecan Way

LLC

11/12/2019 10:46:34 AM5067 MUIRFIELD

Moxy Dental,LLC

LLC

4JLB Assets LLC

Clear Creek - Burgess Concerned

LLC

Sandidge Management, LLC

Smith Legal Services, LLC

11/20/2019 10:03:19 AM 7632 Tally Ho Dr

DNC INVESTMENTS LLC

Newton

Ford Land Holdings, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 2:17:37 PM 1308 North Lamar

Bayou Bengal Investments LLC LLC

D and C Services Group LLC

Realgo, LLC

11/20/2019 3:22:02 PM2694 West Oxford

11/20/2019 10:49:30 AM209 State Street

Buffalo Land Holdings, LLC

LLC

Loop, Suite 150

11/22/2019 4:20:13 PM1451 Martin Luther

LLC

PP107, LLC

11/25/2019 2:32:07 PM

6 Henry James Rd

TAYLOR RD

THE OVERLOOK INC

Center Community Impact Group INC

LLC

2084B OLD

11/10/2019 7095 Hacks Cross Road #133

11/5/2019

527 Front Beach Dr. # 72

LLC 6383 Saddle Trail Dr

LLC

11/12/2019 11:51:47 AM 107 Promenade

C&C Delivery LLC

11/12/2019

11/20/2019

LLC

11/19/2019 3:00:10 PM2694 West Oxford

HBZ LLC, VII

Alligator Bayou Companies LLC LLC

LLC

31 County Road 2015

11/12/2019

Gilich Holdings LLC

LLC

11/9/2019

TC & S Wingz, LLC

Scoiattolo Holding, LLC

KayBeau Development LLC

On Point Properties LLC

11/8/2019 2:22:24 PM

LLC

1268 County Road 101

STE A

OXFORD DECK AND PIER LLC

9975

996 North

BOSS MOVE

11/12/2019 11:22:10 AM 302 Enterprise Dr.

Boyd’s Boutique LLC

11/26/2019 4:06:02 PM

LLC

LLC 29 County Road 2015

MS Big 10 Trucking Inc

11/20/2019 7:16:44 PM 802 Nelly Lane

C.A.B LOGISTICS LLC

LLC

LLC 29 County Road 2015

11/19/2019 3923 Mitchell’s Corner Rd. E

LLC

10802 Wellington Drive

11/21/2019

SOL Investing, LLC

11/18/2019 10:47:41 AM1115 Bienville Blvd.

LLC

11/8/2019

BHD Supply, LLC

Dr.

11/7/2019 4:22:14 PM 6104 Olvida Drive

LLC

10047 MS-178

11/4/2019 2:14:26 PM 8917 Collinswwod

The Regina Cooke Performing Art

Ahmed Enterprises LLC

LLC

5691 Blocker Street

11/19/2019 1:28:27 PM 206 Oxford Road

Natchez

LLC

11/20/2019 8:07:10 AM 206 Oxford Road

KJB Holdings, LLC

Rock Hill Farms, LLC

LLC

1119 Bratton Rd

11/26/2019

Mt. Olive

Easy Auto Repair and Wholesale LLC

LLC 11/4/2019

Mound Bayou

QUICK STOP MART INC

Gretchen B Trippin Travel Agency,

LLC

13369 C Necaise Road

11/15/2019 11:39:20 AM 3712 Lyles Drive

Double Diamond Realty, LLC

Mississippi Chi Alpha, Inc.

11/13/2019 10:25:37 AM 7321 Giani Road

11/13/2019

1246 Westbrook Ave.

11/14/2019 2:12:37 PM2009 Pebble Creek

Mize Electric and Plumbing, LLC LLC

Cove

11/7/2019

25 CR 206

Hydration Station, LLC 11/15/2019

LLC LLC

7441 Rollins Rd

Incorporations JM Fitness, LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 12:47:56 PM

131 Sycamore

11/26/2019 4:59:32 PM

Soft Touch, LLC

LLC

11/25/2019

9121 Cleo Smith Rd

Time 2 Craft LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 6:59:57 PM

23557 Placide

I’M Tellin Ya LLC

LLC

11/5/2019

410 Audrey Avenue

SUPER ASIAN PARADISE, INC.

116 DAVIS AVE STE D

BTG176 Consulting, LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 5:12:45 PM 201 Waller Street Gx Pressure Gx, LLC 11/14/2019

LLC

313 Kelly Rose Lane

11/18/2019

204 Leeville Rd

MINX BY MOLLY LLC

LLC

11/20/2019

84 TISDALE DR

Mississippi Paint limited liability

107 Longleaf drive

Nature’s Eggcellence, LLC

11/13/2019 2:05:51 PM 1340 Sweetwater

11/29/2019 8:34:32 AM

Cove

Pine Belt Woodwork LLC

American Made Products LLC

LLC

427 Pemberton Drive

Cherish Pet Supply LLC

LLC

35 Bailey Rd

11/7/2019 9:02:45 AM

LLC

18 Chanse Ave

Precision Specialized Services, LLC LLC

11/18/2019 10:21:23 AM502 Walnut Grove

11/5/2019

RESET co LLC

313 Kelly Rose Lane LLC

11/3/2019 9:01:47 PM 53 Kelly Rose Lane

11/19/2019 2:34:54 PM 3627 US-80 East,

S Verret Handyman Services, LLC LLC

Suite A

11/1/2019

First Associates Leasing LLC

LLC

217 McKenzie Rd

Safe-Lock Properties LLC

11/21/2019 9:25:40 AM320 Gilchrist Drive

11/14/2019

Fizzwizards, LLC

Seabee Transport LLC

LLC

11/6/2019

East

Simco Aviation, LLC

11/4/2019

LLC

257 cloverdale place

LLC 100 Dixie Ave LLC

11/5/2019 10:05:52 AM 1131 Lynn Ray Rd Sims Construction & Assocates LLC

Mauricio Flooring Company LLC LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 1:16:55 PM 2183 Old Brandon

11/3/2019

Road Lot 95

SIMS CONSTRUCTION &

MFIVE Inc

ASSOCIATES LLC 11/3/2019 Tinsley Realty, LLC

109 Summerwood Dr

11/26/2019

LLC 58 Short Ford Drive

LONE STAR HOMES, LLC

11/21/2019 220 CROSSPARK DRIVE APT

11/17/2019 7:14:50 PM92 Gray’s Crossroad

LLC

E53 LLC

SHELIA CLEANING SERVICE LLC LLC

11/29/2019 2:44:35 PM 31 Tommy Drive

11/26/2019

J’s Coffee House LLC

Southern Premier Group LLC 11/26/2019

LLC

241 Bruin Street

117 Rhonda Drive

JDT Enterprises, LLC

11/4/2019

10701 Road 539

LLC

11/6/2019 3:43:01 PM 10062 Hwy 21 N

11/20/2019 6:46:20 PM307 S. Brooks Ave Redco Electric LLC

Triple P Auto Sales LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

925 Gum street

LLC

11/2/2019 7:43:19 PM 1009 raintree dr n

11/7/2019 2:11:28 PM

124 maple drive NP

11/13/2019 8:59:34 AM 1026 Eddington Road M & W Mobile Home Transport, LLC LLC 11/12/2019 9:07:13 AM

351 Spur Street

Max Cryo Recovery, LLC 11/14/2019 10:13:49 AM

LLC 461 Cedar Hill

Pontotoc Ridge Land Company, LLC LLC 11/1/2019 11:11:25 AM 206 Willie B. Drive SALON 226 HAIR AND TANNING GP 11/4/2019 4:30:01 PM 226 Hwy 15 North

Poplarville Creekside Ranch LLC 11/1/2019

LLC

49 Jess Williams Rd.

Horse Haven Retreats, LLC 11/11/2019

LLC

334 H Burge Road

Lea Lea’s Cypress Porch, LLC

LLC

16 WR Ford Drive

RDB Technology LLC

LLC 155 Old

11/1/2019

Majestic Steel USA Inc 11/12/2019 9:44:32 AM

BC 31099 Chagrin

A to Z Fleet Services, LLC

11/11/2019 1:15:59 PM 11 Billy Glenn Lane Amber Wolf Photography LLC

Blvd, Suite 150

LLC LLC

11/22/2019 11:00:01 PM 15 Cheramie Ln

Perkinston EK Butler Photo-Art, LLC 11/3/2019

American Storage Solutions LLC LLC LLC

102 McDonald Road

K&C Kustomz LLC

LLC

6 Pebble Brook Court

4333 Hwy. 43 North

Bar 4 Services LLC

LLC

11/12/2019 5:15:54 PM 24000 Bar 4 Road Briar and Bone LLP 11/11/2019

Petal 139 SOUTH MAIN STREET LLC

11/15/2019

LLP 421 N Haugh Ave

Henry’s Grill, LLC LLC

11/12/2019

LLC 2312 Highway 11

11/29/2019 11:58:30 AM139 SOUTH MAIN

MedFlex Dental Staffing LLC

STREET

11/4/2019 11:19:45 AM 34 Old Creek Rd

BGB MANAGEMENT LLC

LLC

Port Gibson AMADO WELLNESS INC 11/19/2019

3132 HIGHWAY 61 N

At HOME ADULT DAY CARE CENTER, BC 306 Church Street

Rabbit Logistic LLC 11/6/2019

LLC 1065 Tillman Road

KMcCay Kouture LLC

LLC

11/5/2019

Pickens

STREET

Tina & Jody Trucking LLC

110 oak ridge rd

11/8/2019

276 North 1st St

LLC

Raymond

Prairie Buller Enterprises LLC

LLC 10271 HWY 382

Prentiss D.D.&J.-LLC 11/11/2019

LLC 11 briarwood TRL apt 16

J LOLAS BOUTIQUE LIMITED LLC

Purvis A Affordable Septic Soultions LLCLLC 11/12/20191681 Purvis To Baxterville Road Advanced Environmental & Septic Tank Cleaning LLC

LLC

11/13/2019 1681 Purvis To Baxterville Road Black Creek Retrievers, LLC

LLC

11/18/2019 2:54:26 PM 360 Corinth Rd Boggy Hollow Farm, LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 542 Purvis-Baxterville Road Carley Properties, LLC 11/1/2019 9:09:13 AM

LLC

402 Main Street

Creative Solutions Properties, LLCLLC 11/7/2019

251 Highway 589

In Fact Production, LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

51 Bayberry Loop S LLC 516 Mitchell Ave.

11/8/2019 11:59:38 AM 300 Concourse

133 POWELL RD LLC 350 Arbor Drive, Suite D

Castillo Painting, LLC

LLC

The Cake Boutique, LLC

217 Rue Beau

TheYoniBox LLC 11/17/2019

LLC 707 Lansdowne Lane

Lance J Welch DMD LLC

LLC

7109 Copper Ridge Drive

11/18/2019 2:52:32 PM COLONY PARK STE B Treasure Trove 042, LLC

Road

LLC

11/21/2019 4:12:25 PM

LLC

COLONY PARK STE B

11/21/2019

304 Arbor Dr apt 295

Leon Scott Services LLC 11/4/2019 9:23:59 AM

Chief Food Mart, LLC

LLC

LLC 270 TRACE

11/13/2019 12:52:14 PM 298 Commerce

LOST 40, LLC

Garden Lane Properties, LLC

LLC 270 TRACE

COLONY PARK, STE B Troy Page Communications LLC LLC 11/22/2019

641 Berridge Drive

TSQUARED HOMES, LLC

COLONY PARK, STE B

11/21/2019 3:38:24 PM 2120 Wright Road

LLC

270 TRACE

LAW HEALTHCARE LOGISTICS LLC

225 Wakeland

LLC

Park Dr.

11/22/2019 750 Avignon Drive, Suite 1

COLONY PARK STE B

COASTAL CONSTRUCTION

Magnolia Blossoms, LLC

TTS LLC

Road

ENTERPRISES, LLC

LLC

11/6/2019 3:49:47 PM

270 TRACE

COLONY PARK STE B

LLC 270 TRACE

LLC

11/18/2019 2:25:37 PM

11/14/2019 3:39:57 PM 11445 Dry Grove

LLC

11/20/2019 8:48:18 PM

11/13/2019 11:32:33 AM 6535 Old Canton

270 TRACE

TOO MUCH TRUCKING, LLC

Blvd., Suite 200 11/14/2019

Chene

11/18/2019

11/19/2019 5:26:16 PM

LLC

270 TRACE

LaHatte-Douglas, LLC

ChattaStation LLC

11/1/2019

LLC

11/14/2019 12:20:07 PM COLONY PARK STE B

LLC

Allen’s Rental Property LLC

KFB Enterprises LLC

C AND J TRANSPORTATION LLC LLC

11/14/2019 4752 Hwy 511

Mississippi Business Journal

COLONY PARK STE B

CaroC, LLC

Quitman

270 TRACE LLC

11/12/2019 2:41:02 PM

270 TRACE

COLONY PARK STE B

Little Butterﬂies LLC

LLC

11/5/2019 1:29:00 PM

11/6/2019 10:14:50 AM

300 Cherokee

COLONY PARK STE B

Memphis Winchester Club 24, LLCLLC

Tucker Family Investments, LLC LLC

ConnectStack Technologies, LLC LLC

11/6/2019 6:36:05 PM

Suite 200

11/7/2019

Miscellaneous products 13 LLC LLC

Suite 100

Rose Drive The Lady In Me LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 4:39:11 PM

112 Foxton Dr.

1060 E. County Line Road

Consterstone Enterprises L.L.C. LLC

11/21/2019 4:51:43 PM

SATCHER SECURITY SERVICES, INC.

11/8/2019 2:44:48 PM

COLONY PARK STE B

11/6/2019 3:54:40 PM 1153 Virginia Lloyd

COOPER MINI MART INC

Red Banks BL Blueprints, LLC

LLC

11/22/2019 12:34:06 PM 68 Brittenum Rd

270 TRACE

1043

PARK STE B

Countiss Counseling LLC 11/6/2019

LLC

105 Arbor Ridge Rd BC

Mississippi Watkins, LLC

LLC

11/8/2019 12:55:44 PM

STE B

COLONY PARK, STE B 603 Northpark

11/19/2019 2:35:24 PM 801 WINDWARD

DIAMOND ROCKWELL WINDOW

Drive

CO., LLC

11/1/2019

149 McBride Street

The Jolly Maid, LLC 11/4/2019

LLC 616 Parkview Drive

270 TRACE

LLC

11/22/2019 5:08:25 PM

270 TRACE

11/26/2019 1:46:51 PM

GP 103 Dogwood

Street North Backwoods Logistics LLC

LLC

Northpark 599, LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

Willow + Grace LLC

LLC

751 Avignon Dr

11/5/2019 9:18:57 AM

270 TRACE

LLC

COLONY PARK, STE B

COLONY PARK STE B

11/5/2019

11/4/2019 270 TRACE COLONY PARK STE

Paragon Construction Services of

Coast 2 Coast Logistics LLC

America Inc.

LLC

11/7/2019 12:08:19 AM COLONY PARK STE B

Dream Come True, LLC 11/21/2019

LLC

141 Trace Ridge Drive

270 TRACE

141 Trace Ridge Drive

270 TRACE

880 William Blvd

11/14/2019 G & AA II, LLC

LLC 214 Draperton

Paula’s Southern Cuisines & Treats

Drive

LLC

Google Mississippi LLC

LLC

409 Lenard Ave

11/18/2019 4:24:59 PM

LLC

11/17/2019 8:14:59 PM600 bryceland blvd

11/15/2019 8:46:57 PM

LLC

Pearl’s Silver Care Services, LLC LLC

street

11/4/2019

148 Green Oak Dr

The Ones Children’s Boutique LLCLLC

LLC

11/18/2019 2:07:19 PM6811 Old Canton rd

270 TRACE

Petal Gold LLC

FP Canton MS LLC

LLC

11/7/2019

102 Rockingham Circle

11/6/2019 9:51:11 AM270 TRACE COLONY

PRETTY INSPIRED, LLC

11/5/2019 10:53:42 AM 4471 HWY 15 S

PARK, STE B

11/11/2019 10:42:21 AM

D and L Refrigeration, LLC

Fuller Mind Counseling, LLC

LLC

Boujee Hangers & Company, LLC LLC

Emerging Social Work Leaders, LLC

COLONY PARK, STE B

LLC

234 W School St

2019

LLC

S & J FARM LLC

LLC

11/1/2019

11/12/2019 8:43:30 PM

11/25/2019 10:11:18 AM

15 Carroll Rd

Services LLC

O P Harbour LLC

307 N Front St

11/22/2019 2:25:34 PM

Vocational Solutions and Consulting

DOWN HOME CONSTRUCTION LLC

11/21/2019

7Tee Designs and More

LLC 270 TRACE

COLONY PARK STE B

Dream Come True, LLC

Richton

VJ Real Estate LLC

11/13/2019 4 270 TRACE COLONY PARK,

11/19/2019 12:28:11 PM

LLC

11/6/2019 6:02:12 PM270 TRACE COLONY

COLONY PARK, STE B

802 windward drive

VITTLES N BEYOND, LLC

11/4/2019 3:16:16 PM270 TRACE COLONY

LLC

PARK STE B

PRESSURE WASHERS INC.

Nob3 Ventures, LLC

Villegas Construction, LLC

11/11/2019 711 LAKE HARBOUR DR APT

11/4/2019 11:03:56 AM

Coley Enterprises, Inc

1052 Highland Colony Pkwy,

11/7/2019 1:26:08 PM270 TRACE COLONY

MISSISSIPPI PAINTERS AND BC

DIA-MS, P.C.

Richland

McLain Farms, LLC

Learning Ladder LLC LLC

64 Morrow Rd

11/18/2019

11/26/2019

11/29/2019 12:05:52 PM139 SOUTH MAIN

11/13/2019

LLC

This-n-That Boutique LLC

11/26/2019 546 ZION HILL CHURCH RD 1006 Stemwood Drive

270 TRACE

Russco Trucking LLC

11/21/2019

5 Star Drone Services By NJIII LLCLLC

Pepper Pike

LLC

11/13/2019 4:08:48 PM

Southern Scents LLC

Crossroads West

LIABILITY COMPANY

Picayune

C & M WALKER, LLC

First Up Online LLC

10410 Road 151

117 Rhonda Drive LLC

B & SONS TRANSPORTATION LLCLLC

11/6/2019

11/1/2019 11:23:27 AM

Mid Mississippi Countertops LLC LLC

Garage Bound Fitness, LLC

Pontotoc

LLC

A Girls Tea With A Bag

11/18/2019

10321 Hwy 427

Manning Commercial Properties LLC

A Girls Tea With A Bag 11/4/2019

LLC

11/15/2019 11/12/2019

Pelahatchie

LLC

105 Shelby

Speights Drive

11/26/2019

11/27/2019

BMB Ventures, LLC

11/11/2019 3:33:30 PM

I-D Farms, LLC

INC

Philadelphia

11/8/2019 9:39:31 AM 191 Greenﬁeld Lane 2569 BURMA DR.

112 DEAN DAMPEER RD

12 Acorn Ridge

RUFF HOUSE ENTERPRISES, LLC LLC

Seniors Way Care, LLC

LLC

11/25/2019 12:48:49 PM LLC

Poorah Retails, LLC. 11/15/2019

553 bearcat rd

Dampier Trucking, LLC

11/13/2019 12 Acorn Ridge

11/13/2019 1:23:38 PM 305 Willow Run LLC

11/28/2019

LLC

1208A Carterville Rd

11/12/2019 3:42:30 PM 175 Highway 80 LOVINGHEARTBEAT LLC

LLC

Drive

LLC

CNM Properties, LLC

A’n’K Painting LLC

11/18/2019

LLC

137 Big Hill Rd

Empowering Our Girls Inc. LLC

11/1/2019

Advance International

500 Auto Transport LLC

LLC

Company

Pearl

PARISH DISTRIBUTORS, LLC

Pinola 11/15/2019

Journei LLC

Road

11/1/2019

LLC

210 Pumping

Station Road

Drive

11/1/2019 9

Brandy Wine’s Boutique LLC

Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

LLC

306 Stephens

Thee Charmer Collection LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 109 Pine Knoll Drive Apt. 292

270 TRACE

Ripley

COLONY PARK STE B

11/11/2019 11:32:36 AM 764 Tellie Brewer

11/1/2019 1000 Highland Colony Parkway

RAVEN SECURITY AGENCY, LLC LLC

CK Clothing Company, LLC

Road

Gill’s Property and Improvements

11/4/2019 12:20:31 PM

11/15/2019 11:59:32 AM 1122 City Ave N

LLC

COLONY PARK STE B

Ridgeland

LLC

11/21/2019 4:41:33 PM

270 TRACE

11/1/2019

11/15/2019 9:11:25 AM 270 Trace Colony

Good Life Strategic Services, LLC LLC

PARKWAY

Park STE B

11/8/2019

SimSun, llc

LLC

Absolute Clean Hvac LLC

LLC

603 Wendover Way

Grace M. Enterprises, Inc

LLC 1076 HIGHLAND COLONY

11/26/2019 220 West Jackson Ave

11/20/2019 11:16:56 AM637 Berridge Drive

Skynet Tech Services LLC

H.J. McLaurin & Company Inc

11/12/2019 2:47:31 PM

Advancement In Christianity Life

11/12/2019

298 Commerce Park Dr.

COLONY PARK STE B

Church

270 TRACE

Haute Crafts and Media LLC

11/26/2019 270 TRACE COLONY PARK,

11/4/2019

STE B

IRABAJ TRUCKING, LLC

ATP LLC

LLC

340 Arbor Drive LLC

11/15/2019 3:54:45 PM

11/12/2019 10:05:57 AM 298 Commerce

COLONY PARK STE B

Park Dr., Suite C

JAYBURG, LLC

270 TRACE LLC

11/6/2019 5:53:46 PM

11/10/2019 270 TRACE COLONY PARK,

COLONY PARK STE B

STE B

Jerusalem Gospel Mission

BIT24, LLC

LLC

11/27/2019 8:20:04 AM

270 TRACE

11/7/2019

270 TRACE

149 Mill Cove

K & B Unlimited, LLC

COLONY PARK, STE B

11/8/2019

Bruce Accounting and Tax, LLC LLC

Kegan Coleman Law, PLLC

11/19/2019

11/21/2019

6800 Old Canton Rd

LLC

568 Boardwalk Blvd LLC

270 Trace Colony Park Dr B

1122 CITY AVE N

11/19/2019 10:09:26 AM

1122 CITY

LLC

Rolling Fork Shipland Bell, LLC

Square One Computers LLC 11/12/2019 6:23:30 PM

LLC

11/21/2019 10:51:08 AM 12043 Highway 1

270 TRACE

Rosedale

COLONY PARK STE B STAND UP MEN FOUNDATION

270 TRACE

COLONY PARK STE B

ALOS TRANSPORTATION Inc. 11/17/2019

LLC

605 Steed Road

11/5/2019

1893 Pemble Rd

juskicks llc

Storage City of Tupelo LLC 11/22/2019

LLC

11/11/2019

AVENUE NORTH

270 TRACE

11/26/2019 2:24:15 PM

Berry Paper Co.

LLC

CLINIC LLC

SMALL TOWN HOMESTEAD, LLC LLC LLC

COLONY PARK STE B

11/21/2019 3:39:55 PM

LLC

SETTLEMIRES FAMILY MEDICAL

RIP RAP, LLC

COLONY PARK STE B

3D Virtual Solutions LLC

270 TRACE

LLC 1316 Victoria St Apt 5

KT Lamb, LLC

LLC

The Blissful Motorcycle Dog Carrier

11/26/2019 8:39:03 AM168 Malvina Road

LLC

LA Landholdings, LLC

LLC

270 TRACE

11/20/2019 11:58:22 AM

312 Court St

11/20/2019 12:33:12 PM COLONY PARK STE B The Cake Boutique, LLC 11/20/2019

LE Lamb, LLC LLC

217 Rue Beau Chene

LLC

11/26/2019 8:44:54 AM168 Malvina Road

Incorporations

42 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019 Roxie

LTL Landscapes, LLC

Shaw

Maxima Transport Inc 11/25/2019

778 Davis Hill Rd

ELICY LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 3:52:04 PM 2232 SAWMILL

SIPP PROPERTIES LLC

LLC

11/26/2019 1:41:30 PM 63 Burrell Road

Sidon Swine & Dandy BBQ, LLC

LLC

11/4/2019 10:02:34 AM1959 County Road

Ruth

176

Silver Creek

Greater Impact, INC 11/14/2019

Sallis

35 David Lee Price Lane

Life of Giving

B L TRUCKING LLC

LLC

10174 ATTALA RD 4167

Burrell, LLC

LLC

11/14/2019 11:49:53 AM

1311 hwy 184

Pearl River Classic

11/22/2019 2:42:34 PM63 Allen Acres Rd.

Comforting Southern Care LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

9773 Attala Road 4101

Past & Present Collectibles, LLC LLC 11/21/2019 1:04:30 PM2750 West Lincoln

Saltillo

Drive

Debras tax Service llc

LLC

11/27/2019

181 scotland dr

NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES LLC LLC 11/27/2019 2:26:12 PM341 COUNTY ROAD

Soso Frontline Fencing, LLC.

LLC

11/24/2019 2:56:33 PM 3343 Hwy. 29N M&C PRESSURE PROS LLC

681 Purpose by Design LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

11/12/2019 11:53:39 AM16 ELLKNIGHT RD

Southaven

LLC

B&R Express LLC

11/15/2019 9:39:49 AM 129 Paul Gusmus

11/6/2019 7:25:56 PM764 W E Ross Pkwy

LLC

Bam! Digital Content Solutions, LLC

Ln Southern Sisters Events LLC 11/9/2019

LLC

132 Stage Dr

11/8/2019 10:29:36 AM 2775 College Rd LLC

11/27/2019 5:10:14 PM 1802 Mary Payton

Belle of the Bath, LLC 11/18/2019 1:42:51 PM

LLC 1479 HWY 4 W

Bridging The Gap Staffing LLC

LLC

Cellphone Doctors, LLC

LLC

11/21/2019 3:37:34 PM

358

Credit Gurus, LLC

LLC

Saucier

11/21/2019

C & L Janitorial Services, LLC 11/25/2019

LLC

323 Lincoln St

Aerodrone LLC

LLC

11856 Sleeping Deer Lane

Coast2Coast Pressure Washing LLC

CS MS Inc

11/18/2019 1:56:46 PM5205 Airways Blvd

19816 W Wortham Road

T&C Fresheners LLC 11/12/2019

LLC

11/14/2019 12:13:51 PM

7900 Airways

Blvd., Building A, Suite 1

LLP

Ellas Investments LLC

LLC

14943 Mill Ridge Rd.

11/15/2019 12:55:27 PM 120 Guthrie Drive

LLC

HALF TIME WINES AND SPIRITS LLC

Halvin Homes LLC 11/11/2019

LLC

19306 Crestwick st

Anderson Farm LLP 11/1/2019

PLLC

22345 Red Fox Run

LLC 11/29/2019 6:26:17 PM8985 GETWELL RD

Seminary

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Newsmakers

44 Q Mississippi Business Journal Q Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

Hattiesburg Clinic hires Ahmad Yehya Ahmad Yehya, MD, joined Hattiesburg Clinic Endocrinology. Yehya provides care for people with endocrine disorders, particularly diabetes and metabolic diseases. He also has special interests in weight management, thyroid biopsy, thyroid cancer and osteoporosis. Yehya Yehya received his medical degree from American University of Beirut in Beirut, Lebanon. He completed an internal medicine internship and residency at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan. He also completed fellowships in endocrinology and diabetes and metabolism at Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Yehya is board certiﬁed in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is affiliated with several professional organizations, including American Association of Clinical Endocrinology, Endocrine Society, American Thyroid Association, American Diabetes Association, National Lipid Association and International Society for Clinical Densitometry. Yehya said the physician-patient relationship is important to helping maintain an individual’s overall well-being. He said that’s something on which his practice is built.

Highland Community Hospital receives Baby-Friendly designation Highland Community Hospital announced that it has achieved the international Baby-Friendly designation after a rigorous review process conducted by Baby-Friendly USA. This honor demonstrates that Highland is adhering to the highest standards of care for breastfeeding mothers and their babies. These standards are built on the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, a set of evidence-based practices recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) for optimal infant feeding support in the precious ﬁrst days of a newborn’s life. Highland joins a growing list of more than 20,000 Baby-Friendly hospitals and birth centers throughout the world, 592 of which are in the United States.

Bowman assumes role as Cooperative Energy CEO Cooperative Energy’s Board of Directors in May named Jeff Bowman as president, and the successor to long-time president and CEO Jim Compton, who is now President Emeritus. Bowman, 48, becomes only the fourth CEO in the company’s history. Cooperative Energy is a Bowman not-for-proﬁt, Member-owned generation and transmission cooperative that provides electricity to 55 counties throughout western and southern Mississippi. Bowman previously served the company as senior vice president and chief administrative officer. He has

Hinds CC President Dr. Clyde Muse announces retirement plans RAYMOND - Hinds Community College President Dr. Clyde Muse announced to the Board of Trustees at their regular monthly meeting his intention to retire on June 30, 2020, after 42 years as chief of the college and 68 years as an educator. Muse became president of then-Hinds Junior College on July 1, 1978. He is the longest serving community college president in Mississippi history and among the longest serving college presidents in the nation. He is often called the “godfather” of Mississippi community colleges for his committed vision in moving all the colleges forward and his ability to assemble diverse groups of stakeholders to bring a project to fruition for the beneﬁt of all. Most of all, however, he is known for his love for and dedication to the students the college serves and its employees. Early in his presidency, he coined the term “The College for All People” while working to ensure all Mississippians have the opportunity for a quality, affordable and accessible higher education. “Although I was called as a ‘servant’ early in my life, I could never have imagined the path that God would lead me and the blessings I would receive on my journey,” Muse said in a statement to Hinds employees earlier today. “Any success for which I have been credited is because I had the best team standing beside me. “Over these years, we’ve enjoyed a great deal of success, and it is most certainly due to the dedication and commitment of each one of you. We are often considered as one of the best community colleges,” he said to employees. Hinds Community College celebrated its 100th year in 2017.

also served as Cooperative Energy’s special counsel and board attorney. Known as the Power of 12, Cooperative Energy generates and transmits electricity to 11 Member-owned electric distribution cooperatives. Cooperative Energy and its Member cooperatives provide power from the Mississippi Delta to the Coast. The 11 electric cooperatives own and maintain more than 57,000 miles of distribution lines and provide service to approximately 432,000 homes and businesses throughout 55 counties. Cooperative Energy Vice Chairman and acting Board Chairman Louis Thompson expressed conﬁdence in Bowman and the Cooperative Energy management staff. In his most recent roles as Cooperative Energy’s senior vice president and chief administrative officer, Bowman was responsible for all of Cooperative Energy’s legal matters, land management, contract administration, facilities maintenance and projects, business information systems, human resources, supply chain, economic development, and legislative affairs. Bowman, a Hattiesburg native, graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a

A native of Benton County and a preacher’s son, Muse is a graduate of East Central Community College, Delta State University and Mississippi State University. He was a teacher and coach in Canton and Starkville before becoming a principal in Starkville and then school superintendent in Hinds County from 1969 to 1971 and Meridian from 1971 to 1978. He served a total of 26 years in K-12 public education in Mississippi, including leading Hinds County schools through desegregation in 1970. While serving as superintendent in Hinds County, he also served on the Board of Trustees of Hinds Junior College where he met Ted Kendall III, then board president. When Hinds Junior College President Robert Mayo announced his retirement, Kendall traveled to Meridian to ask Muse to apply for the position. His accomplishments at the college since then are vast. Over the last 42 years, Muse has improved infrastructure at all six Hinds locations, guiding two branches that began as vocational-technical centers into comprehensive campuses, the Jackson Campus-Academic/Technical Center and the Vicksburg-Warren Campus. Nursing and allied health programs moved from the Raymond Campus to Jackson Campus-Nursing/Allied Health Center in 1982. In 1983, the Pearl/Rankin Vo-Tech Center opened and later became the Rankin Campus. He expanded the Raymond Campus across Highway 18 to Seven Springs Road where agricultural programs are housed at the Ted Kendall III Agricultural Complex. As the demand increased for business and industry training, Eagle Ridge Conference Center opened in 1996. Over the years, Muse has been honored in many

major in accounting. He earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Mississippi School of Law and a Master of Laws in Taxation from the University of Florida. Bowman served as a captain on active duty in the United States Army and practiced law for 10 years in Hattiesburg, including eight years as the Cooperative Board’s outside counsel.

Baker Donelson’s Health Law Group earns multiple top ten rankings The Baker Ober Health Law Group at Baker Donelson has earned multiple honors: Baker Donelson was ranked third on the 2019 edition of Modern Healthcare’s “Largest Healthcare Law Firms.” Baker Donelson was ranked third on the American Health Lawyers Association’s “AHLA 2019 Top Honors” rankings of health law ﬁrms in the United States. Baker Donelson was recognized in the American Bar Association’s “Seventh Annual Regional Law Firm Recognition List,” which recognizes by geographic region the largest health law ﬁrms in the United

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ways by distinguished groups, including by the Association of Community College Trustees with the Southern Region Chief Executive Officer Award, Gov. Phil Bryant with the inaugural Governor’s Award for Excellence in State Government, the state Legislature, the Boy Scouts and the Mississippi Association of Partners in Education with the prestigious Winter-Reed Partnership Award. He was named alumnus of the year for East Central, Delta State and for the College of Education at Mississippi State University. He was inducted into the Mississippi Coaches Hall of Fame. In March 2020, he will be inducted into the Delta State University Sports Hall of Fame. He and his late wife of 58 years Vashti Muse have three children, eight grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

States. Baker Donelson ranked second in the South Region, third in the Northeast Region, and ninth in the Southeast and D.C. Region.

Reunion, Inc., recognized with Madison’s first Diamond Award Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler presented the first City Of Madison Diamond Award to Reunion, Inc. The award is designed to recognize individuals and organizations that have left their mark on Madison in a significant way. Reunion’s property development teams set aside 40 percent of Reunion’s more than 2,100 acres for a variety of family activities including sandy beaches, hiking trails, community pools, playgrounds, a 400acre lake and an optional country club. Reunion owners Kristie and David Nutt are widely recognized throughout the State Of Mississippi for their philanthropic activities.

Newsmakers Hosemann names two former staffers to transition team Lieutenant Governor-elect Delbert Hosemann named two former Secretary of State staffers to his transition team. Nathan Upchurch, who most recently served as the Agency’s Chief of Staff, will serve as Transition Director. Leah Rupp Smith, former Director of Communications, will serve as Deputy Transition Director. Hosemann, currently serving as Secretary of State, garnered more than 60 percent of the vote in the November 5 General Election. A native of Kosciusko, Mississippi, Upchurch is one of Hosemann’s longest serving employees. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Mississippi State University. In May 2018, Hosemann named Upchurch as Chief of Staff of the Secretary of State’s Office, overseeing eight divisions and more than 90 employees. Prior to becoming Chief of Staff, Upchurch served as the Secretary of State’s Legislative Director. Among other responsibilities, Upchurch developed the policy and legislative agenda for the Agency, assisted in drafting legislation, and served as the primary liaison between the Agency and the State Legislature. Upchurch led the campaign team as Campaign Manager in Hosemann’s bid for Lieutenant Governor. Smith, originally of Louisville, Kentucky, moved to Mississippi after earning a bachelor’s degree in English/journalism from Miami University of Ohio. She reported on state and local politics at The Clarion-Ledger, later serving as Director of Communications for the State Institutions of Higher Learning under Commissioner of Higher Education Dr. Hank Bounds. Smith received her Juris Doctor from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2013. Prior to joining the Secretary of State’s Office as Director of Communications in 2016, Smith worked as an attorney at a large defense ﬁrm and clerked for The Honorable Leslie H. Southwick on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Smith coordinated policy research and communications on Hosemann’s campaign for Lieutenant Governor.

Renasant promotes Asters Renasant announced the promotion of Clayton Asters to Senior Credit Underwriting Manager and Assistant Vice President at the Tupelo Main location. Asters is a graduate of Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. He is a member of First United Methodist Church in Tupelo.

Gleason appointed DBE Director Jackson Municipal Airport Authority (JMAA) has selected New Orleans native, Bryan Gleason as Director of Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE). Gleason obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from Grambling State University and Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) from Strayer University. Equipped with great attention to detail and a strong understanding of ﬁnancial and contract management, Gleason has been successful in contract reviews and modiﬁcations for multimillion-dollar contracts and has ensured project compliance with existing contractual and federal regulations. During his fourteen-year tenure with the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, he acquired a great appreciation for the development and promotion of Small, Minority, and Women Business

Nov. 30 - Dec. 13, 2019

Anderson Diabetes program named Top Performer

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from the 70’s to the 2000’s and is already a huge hit! In light of the expansion, and the evolution of media consumption, they have changed the company name to reﬂect their growing business. Listen Up Y’all Media provides the best and most award-winning media solutions in the Miss-Lou region, including Entertainment, Integrated Media, Marketing and Digital Solutions, along with Event Creation and Management.

Columbus Orthopaedic Outpatient Center becomes nationally certiﬁed

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Anderson Diabetes Center’s Denise Roberts, RD, LD, CDE (left) and Terri Patterson, RN, BSN, CDE are recipients of the Top Performance Award from Vizient Southern States Diabetes Management Collaborative. Vizient Southern States is a membership alliance for non-proﬁt health care providers. Anderson Regional Medical Center received a Top Performance Award for its overall score on reductions in patient readmissions, average length of stay, emergency department revisits and insulin adverse drug events. The center, led by Patterson and Roberts, reduced hypoglycemic events by 20% over the past year.

Enterprise/Airport Concessions Disadvantage Business Enterprise (SMWDBE/ACDBE) businesses by helping to remove the barriers of As JMAA’s Director of DBE, Gleason is responsible for providing technical assistance in areas relating to development, participation and compliance. He is also responsible for LaWanda D. Harris Robert E. Martin James L. Henley, Jr. LTC(R) Lucius Wright Darion Warren, C.F.M. Chairman Vice-Chairman Commissioner Commissioner Interim CEO establishing and nurturing partnerships with community organizations, businesses, and government entities. He has a daughter, Aryan Gleason, and is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Prince Hall Lodge #1, and Hella Temple #106 A.E.A.O.N.M.S.

Manoj Shah joins Memorial Physician Clinics Memorial Physician Clinics welcomed Manoj P. Shah, MD, in the practice of cardiology at Memorial Physician Clinics Coast Cardiology Center in Gulfport. Shah received his medical degree from The Medical College at Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India. He completed Shah his internship, residency and was fellowship trained in Adult Cardiology at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. In addition, he completed one year of preceptorship at

the Cardiovascular Institute of the South in Houma, La. Shah specializes in interventional cardiology such as diagnostic catheterizations, Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTCA), stents and peripheral vascular intervention. Shah is board certiﬁed in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology. He has more than 20 years experience specializing in cardiovascular conditions.

First Natchez Radio Group changes name Natchez natives, Marie and Sammy Perkins first invested in the broadcast business in 1958, with the acquisition of WNATAM. Since that time, the Perkins family has grown its regional broadcast offerings to include five radio stations, reaching every demographic in the Miss-Lou area. In 1967, First Natchez Corporation added the first FM radio station in the region, WQNZ-FM 95.1 and over the next fifty years added three more stations—WKSO-FM Kiss 97.3, WWUU-FM-Fun101 and KZKR-FM Rock 105. On November 11, 2019 they expanded their reach again, by adding a fifth FM signal at 106.3, simulcasting with WNAT-AM. The newest FM Station, Jam’N 106.3, fills a void currently in the market. Jam’N 106.3 FM/1450 AM plays the best in R&B and Old School

Columbus Orthopaedic Outpatient Center has become one of only 6 facilities throughout the nation to earn The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Advanced Total Hip and Knee Replacement Certification by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a health care organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care. The certification, in collaboration with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, focuses on the pre-surgical orthopedic consultation to the intraoperative, hospitalization or ambulatory surgical center admission, rehabilitation activities, and follow-up visit with the orthopedic surgeon. Columbus Orthopaedic Outpatient Center underwent a rigorous onsite review on October 23-24, 2019. During the visit, a team of Joint Commission reviewers evaluated compliance with related certification standards. Joint Commission standards are developed in consultation with health care experts and providers, measurement experts and patients. The reviewers also conducted onsite observations and interviews.

Baptist Golden Triangle welcomes Weller Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle welcomes Jessica Weller, Morrison’s Director of Food and Nutrition Services. She comes to Columbus from San Antonio, Texas where she worked as Director of Nutrition and Culinary and served as Executive Chef for HHS Culinary Weller at a private surgical hospital. Originally from Orange, Texas, located in the Golden Triangle of that state, a lifelong love of both the culinary arts and nutrition led her to complete a bachelor’s degree in nutrition with a heavy focus on medical nutrition therapy from Louisiana State University. She is also a certiﬁed ServSafe Instructor and Registered ServSafe Examination Proctor. Following college, she spent time in the restaurant and catering business before a desire to integrate the world of nutrition and culinary arts led her to healthcare, where she worked as the satellite operations nutrition director of Baton Rouge General Health Center. In her most recent position in San Antonio, Weller was in charge of menu and recipe creation focusing on seasonal and local ingredients as well as directed their retail, patient services, production and catering operations. Weller has a seven-year-old son and lives in Caledonia.

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Palmer Home names Kristin Budzak VP of marketing

Palmer Home for Children, Mississippi-based leader in providing superior care to children in need, named Kristin Budzak as Vice President of Marketing. In her new role, Budzak will focus on increasing awareness and education of the Palmer Home mission within the community through Budzak strategic marketing, branding and communication development. Budzak boasts more than 15 years of experience in strategy development, marketing planning and brand strategy for industry-leading organizations such as the Carlisle Corporation, Pepsi Beverages Company and Ardea Beverage Company. In her most recent role, Budzak served as the Marketing Manager for Carlisle Corporation where she managed all marketing efforts for 98 Wendy’s restaurants and developed and executed the opening of LYFE Kitchen’s Memphis restaurants. Her passion for nonproﬁt work is evident in her years of service for organizations such as LeBonheur Club, the Memphis Carnival and the Children’s Museum of Memphis Gala. During her time at Carlisle Corporation, Budzak was introduced to Palmer Home through Karen Carlisle, a Palmer Home board member. She was immediately drawn to their mission and purpose in her community. After serving as an event Consultant part-time, she joined the Palmer Home team full time in 2018 as community development and engagement manager where she demonstrated her unmatched ability to develop clear, concise messaging regarding Palmer Home’s purpose and vision. As a Mississippi native, Budzak attended Itawamba Community College and graduated from the University of Mississippi with a degree in Journalism. She resides in Memphis, Tennessee with her husband and two children.

Secretary of State-elect Watson to name Keith Davis chief of staff Secretary of State-elect Michael Watson announced that he will be hiring Keith Davis as his Chief of Staff. Watson was elected in November with 59% of the vote to become Mississippi’s next Secretary of State. Keith Davis is currently serving as the Chief of Enforcement for Davis the Department of Marine Resources (DMR), a position he has held since July, 2014. He is a veteran law enforcement officer including service with the Gulfport Police Department, Harrison County Sheriff’s Office, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in Perkinston, D’Iberville Police Department and as Police Chief of Moss Point from May, 2011 through June, 2014. When Davis was Captain of Investigations at the D’Iberville Police Department, he was selected to attend the FBI National Academy which is an honor only held by one percent of all law enforcement personnel. Davis is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice.

Commissioners Hall, Tagert honored by Mississippi Roadbuilders Association

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Central Transportation Commissioner Dick Hall and Northern Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert were recently honored by the Mississippi Roadbuilders Association in Jackson. Hall and Tagert are each retiring from the Mississippi Transportation Commission. Pictured, from left, are Michael Ellis, Lehman Roberts; Tracy Clark, Riverside Traffic Systems; Terry Ausbern, Ausbern Construction Company; Dwayne Boyd, APAC Mississippi; Northern Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert; Bob Phillips, Phillips Contracting Company; Central Transportation Commissioner Dick Hall; Southern Transportation Commissioner Tom King; Hunter Fordice, Fordice Construction Company; Mississippi Roadbuilders Association Executive Director Mike Pepper; Clint Estes, Dickerson and Bowen; Joe Lauderdale, Sunbelt Sealing, Inc.; Steven Warren, Warren Paving, Inc.

AnderCorp opens Gulfport office in Hatten building AnderCorp, a construction and development company founded by a family with deep roots to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, has officially opened its downtown Gulfport office. AnderCorp, formed by construction industry executive Roy Anderson III, is in the historic Hatten Building at 1404 24th Avenue. Anderson serves as Chairman and CEO of AnderCorp. He previously held the similar position at Roy Anderson Corp - started by his late father, Roy Anderson, Jr, in his hometown of Gulfport in 1955. Anderson helped grow RAC into one of the largest and most respected commercial contractors in the Southeast. Anderson began his career in construction in 1982 and subsequently played a role in two of the Gulf Coast’s most impactful economic events: the growth and construction of dockside/inshore gaming and hospitality facilities and the rebuild following the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. Anderson led RAC’s additional growth and regional footprint by acquiring Harrell Construction Group in Jackson in 2003 and Brice Building Corp in Birmingham and New Orleans in 2010. RAC was acquired by a publicly traded company, Tutor Perini (NYSE/TPC) in 2011 and Anderson remained President and CEO of RAC until December 2017. AnderCorp’s core business includes general construction, construction management, design-build services and the development of select projects. “We are excited about the opportunities ahead,” said Ander-

son. AnderCorp is currently providing preconstruction services on several projects from the MS Gulf Coast to North Carolina. AnderCorp occupies the third ﬂoor of the Hatten Building, an art deco structure built in 1940 that once housed the Union Bus Station. The space has been renovated with exposed ceilings resulting in a “warehouse” feel and glass interior walls and doors providing plenty of sunlight. Roy Anderson IV has spent nine years in the construction industry following his graduation from the University of Mississippi, where he received a BBA in Managerial Finance. His work experience includes construction management tenures in New York, New Orleans, Alabama, and MS Gulf Coast. Other key members of AnderCorp’s management team include Chief Financial Officer Mike Penny, Director of Operations Steven Moore and Director of Preconstruction Wallace Goodman.

Payne joins The Focus Group The Focus Group, a strategic marketing, advertising and PR ﬁrm with offices in Biloxi and Jackson, announced the addition of Jase Payne as Business Development & Public Relations Strategist. The ﬁrm has recently made strategic moves to strengthen its focus on results-driven marketing Jase joins the team to help expand overall business

development efforts while serving as the lead in The Focus Group’s growing public relations consultancy. A native of South Mississippi with a B.A. in Mass Communication from the University of Southern Mississippi, Payne has served as Marketing Manager with the City of Gulfport for the past three years leading marketing, business development, and public relations for Gulfport Leisure Services including the Gulfport Sportsplex and the Gulfport Harbor Lights Winter Festival. Prior to working with the City, Payne worked in the ﬁlm industry for three years in production management and assisting the Mississippi Film Office recruit producers and directors from across the country to Mississippi. Payne serves on the Board of Directors for Coast Young Professionals, the Public Relations Association of Mississippi Beach Chapter, Gulfport Gridiron Club, Advisory Board Member with the Salvation Army of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and is a Graduate of the Gulf Coast Business Council Masters Leadership Program.

Hess joins Haddox Reid Alexis Hess joined the audit division of the CPA ﬁrm of Haddox Reid Eubank Betts PLLC as an audit staff member. She is a graduate of the University of Mississippi where she received her Bachelor of Accountancy. Hess grew up in Oxford and enjoys traveling, baking, and playing with her two puppies. Payne

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THE SPIN CYCLE

’12 Days of Christmas’ gifts price remains ﬂat despite rising CPI

he PNC Christmas Price Index predicts True Loves will find all is calm when putting the gifts under the tree this holiday shopping season. To purchase the gifts included in the classic holiday song “The 12 Days of Christmas,” it will cost just 0.2% more than it did in 2018, according to the 36th annual holiday economic analysis by The PNC Financial Services Group. PNC calculated the 2019 price tag for The PNC Christmas Price Index at $38,993.59, a negligible $67.56 or 0.2% more than last year’s cost, but less than the government’s Consumer Price Index, which increased 1.8% through October in yearover-year measurement before seasonal adjustment. “Despite the stock market hitting record highs recently, it is a welcome gift for the holidays that the PNC Christmas Price Index stayed relatively flat this year,” said Amanda Agati, chief investment strategist for PNC Asset Management Group. “However, the scrooges of the season are the gold rings which saw the biggest yearover-year price increase in the index, and prices for some of our fowl friends which are truly foul.” The cost of each item was revealed on PNC’s interactive website (pnc.com/ ChristmasPriceIndex), which teaches consumers about the index and features a historical comparison of index data. This year’s insights include: » Doves Dive: The price for Turtle Doves was down a dramatic 20%, the first drop in price since 2004. » Rings Are Golden: After falling in 2018 due to less demand and fluctuations in gold prices, gold rings rebounded with a 10% increase in 2019. » Geese Gain Again: For the second year in a row, geese saw a substantial rise in price, gaining 7.7% in 2019 largely due to an increase of interest in backyard farming. To mirror the government’s core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, PNC removes the Swans – typically the most volatile item in the index – from its total index. The core PNC Christmas Price Index was up 0.3% from a year ago, while the government’s core Consumer Price Index rose 2.3% year-over-year through October. Normally, both core indexes trail fluctuations seen in the overall index prices. For tech-savvy True Loves, the PNC Christmas Price Index also calculates the cost of “The Twelve Days of Christmas”

gifts purchased on the internet. As online prices tend to be higher due to travel and shipping costs, True Loves will have to splurge $42,258.91 ($3,265.32 more than in-store purchases) for the convenience of online shopping this year. A PNC predecessor bank in Philadelphia began estimating the cost of the 12 Christmas gifts in 1984 as a holiday client letter. This year’s price is approximately 95% higher than the inaugural report 35 years ago. As part of its annual tradition, PNC also calculates the “True Cost of Christmas,” which is the total cost of items bestowed by a True Love who repeats all the song’s verses. Purchasing all 364 gifts will require $170,298.03, down $64.23 from last year. The PNC index’s sources include retailers, hatcheries, the Philadelphia-based PHILADANCO and Pennsylvania Ballet Company. Happy Blue Year! Pantone has officially announced that classic blue – or PANTONE® 19-4052 Classic Blue – is the Color of the Year for 2020. A worthy successor to 2019’s Living Coral and 2018’s Ultra Violet, Classic Blue is calm, conﬁdent, and, well, classic “suggestive of the sky at dusk.” Explaining the reasoning behind the pick in a news release, Pantone revealed the color’s timelessness, elegance and simplicity were the main determining factors. And it’s a true-blue classic! From denim to a tailored suit, the Classic Blue Hue has long been a staple across fashion and beauty. And stars – from Rihanna to Halima Aden and Hailey Bieber – are rocking the color, further proving its pertinence, it was all over the recent SS20 runways as well – from Dries Van Noten to Ferragamo. According to Pantone, Classic Blue symbolizes “protection, stability, peace, and conﬁdence” and “encourages deep thinking, open mindfulness, and communication.” And, because ringing in a new decade calls for a celebration, Pantone is also introducing a new multisensory experience for the Color of the Year 2020 unveiling. Alongside the color of the year, the brand has also announced the taste, texture, scent and sound of the Color of the Year — thanks to partnerships with brands like Firmenich, AudioUX, LANDR, and The Inside.

The multisensory experience includes a “comforting and familiar” sound, a “soft, velvety” texture, a “gentle and elegant” taste, as well as an airy scent infused with “blue water and sea salt,” according to Pantone.” With this new approach, Pantone hopes to urge people to “think about color differently.” Flat Mic: Peloton holiday commercial springs leak We are awash in a snowstorm of warm, whimsical, nostalgic and inspiring holiday ads – but one is sticking out brighter than Rudolf’s nose! Peloton’s holiday ad went viral faster than the prancing of hooves on rooftops last week, provoking more angst and backlash than the grinch himself. And it has been panned as sexist, weird and dark by viewers. A woman in the fitness brand’s 30-second ad, titled “The Gift That Gives Back,” opens with a husband surprising his wife with a shiny new Peloton stationary bike that went beyond her wildest expectations. The commercial cuts to “Grace from Boston” awaking before dawn, and huffing it after work, making the WiFi-enabled beast the center of her fitness routine. Grace films herself doing daily workouts, streaming spin classes on the built-n screen, which she presents as a gift for her husband the following holiday. “A year ago, I didn’t realize how much this would change me,” she tells him earnestly. “Thank you.” The ad was aimed for a message that Peloton is good for the heart, improves your life and enhance your fitness – and, well, it kind of fell flat.

Viewers slammed it, deriding Peloton’s decision to celebrate a husband for his unsolicited ﬁtness purchase and the implication that his wife (widely dubbed Peloton Girl) needed to exercise Todd Smith to please him. The video initially racked up nearly 7 million YouTube views, Peloton’s stock dropped, and Funny or Die reimagined it as a haunting Black Mirror episode. It even made it onto Saturday Night Live (SNL). Peloton responded that it’s ad – and cycles – make a positive impact on people. “We constantly hear from our members how their lives have been meaningfully and positively impacted after purchasing or being gifted a Peloton Bike or Tread, often in ways that surprise them,” a company spokesperson told CNBC. Peloton Girl – aka actress Monica Ruiz – was a bit taken aback by the viral fame and related backlash. “I was happy to accept a job opportunity earlier this year from Peloton and the team was lovely to work with,” Ruiz said in a statement to Deadline through her agency, LA Talent. And she’s making it snow with the newfound fame. The actress went viral a second time when she appeared in an ad for Aviation Gin, a liquor brand owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, that poked fun at the Peloton ad. She claimed that ad helped her cope with the overwhelming reaction. Something tells me there’s much more of this holiday cheer before the big man in red packs his sleigh!

Todd Smith is president and chief communications officer of Deane, Smith & Partners, a full-service branding, PR, marketing and advertising firm with offices in Jackson. The firm — based in Nashville, Tenn. — is also affiliated with Mad Genius. Contact him at todd@deanesmithpartners.com, and follow him @ spinsurgeon.

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