Dennis Seid
Business Editor at Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
Covering business in Northeast Mississippi for the Daily Journal like nobody else. MState grad 1991. Opinions are my own.
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4 days ago |
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TUPELO – In 1905, R.W. Reed and a friend who owned a wholesale business put in $500 to open the store in Downtown Tupelo. That store was Reed’s, and 120 years later, there are few … if any … who call Tupelo home who don’t know it. R.W. Reed had three sons: Bob, Bill and Jack Sr. After R.W. died of a stroke, Bob and Jack took over the store, while Bill ran Reed Manufacturing.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dennis Seid
TUPELO – It was another great year for economic development in Lee County and Tupelo. That was the consensus from leaders at the annual Community Development Foundation open house, as it continued its long-held strategy to recruit and retain business and industry. Last year was another example of maintaining the course. For the 15th time since 2005, the Tupelo region was ranked as a Top 10 micropolitan, an admirable feat during times of economic uncertainty.
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5 days ago |
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ROME – Dwight and Sarah Hardison of Tupelo had an unforgettable day in the Eternal City. They were among the tens of thousands in Rome when white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney, the signal that the conclave of cardinals had elected a new pope. The Hardisons left for Italy on May 1, with stops in Naples and Sorrento before taking a train to Rome for a few nights. "On two business trips in the early 2000s to Italy, I had the chance to visit Rome.
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5 days ago |
djournal.com | Dennis Seid
ROME – Dwight and Sarah Hardison of Tupelo had an unforgettable day in the Eternal City. They were among the tens of thousands in Rome when white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney, the signal that the conclave of cardinals had elected a new pope. kAm%96 w2C5:D@?D =67E 7@C xE2=J @? |2J `[ H:E9 DE@AD :? }2A=6D 2?5 $@CC6?E@ 367@C6 E2<:?8 2 EC2:? E@ #@>6 7@C 2 76H ?:89ED]k^AmkAmQ~? EH@ 3FD:?6DD EC:AD :?
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1 week ago |
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TUPELO – Anxiety is a normal response to a stressor, something that causes strain or tension. By itself, anxiety shouldn’t be made into some sort of pathological phenomenon. It is something that is a human, normal response. "We should all have anxiety at some point; if not, then we're not getting out of bed when the alarm goes off, we're not getting out of the way when a car comes bearing down on us when we cross the road ...
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Gov. Tate Reeves helps mark the groundbreaking for the realignment and 4-Laning of Highway 15. It’s nearly a $195 million project that supporters say will bring more economic development to Tippah County and the region. https://t.co/n7IHCRlgDx
Liebherr Group to open facility at The Hive Business Park in Lee County. Will lead to 180 jobs for spare parts logistics center. Future development could be up to $200 million.
Blue Delta Jeans expanding another 15,000 square feet, making infrastructure improvements and building a showroom. Plans of the bespoke Jean maker are to make 1 million jeans within 10 years https://t.co/TjoNEvA2bA
