Dennis Seid

TUPELO – With a goal to double the number of bikes they put together for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program, members of the Tupelo Cycling and

It's the most wonderful time of the year, when friends and family get together during the holidays.

TUPELO – Everybody likes a clean dog, but taking their four-legged friends to a groomer isn't always convenient.

TUPELO – His companies employ more than 16,000 people nationwide, with 6,000 of them in Mississippi alone. Doing business in 42 states and bringing in annual revenues of $5.5 billion,

TUPELO – Work is progressing on what will be an Indian restaurant in Tupelo, the first in the city since 2012. It is expected to open in the first half of 2025.

TUPELO – After 20 years lending a hand to women, the New Expectations for Women in Mississippi organization has folded, but not before donating its remaining funds to like-minded nonprofit organizations.

TUPELO – Charlotte Pratt knows people.

TUPELO – The eight horses at Hope Unbridled Equestrian Program (HUEP) are magnificent animals, although their ages mean they require a little more care than their younger counterparts.

TUPELO – After being in business for decades with his company Timmons Electric, owner Mike Timmons thought he'd add a new venture — a hardware store.

TUPELO – As the chef at Jobos, Kyle Smith has a repertoire of mouth-watering entrees from which he could pick as his favorite meal, including wagyu beef, ginger scallion noodles,