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NAVIGATORTHEArea Development Partnership | Greater Hattiesburg, MS | October - December 2018
Racing to SuccessTwo-Time Champion NASCAR DriverJulia Landauer to Keynote ADP Annual Meeting
JUNE 14, 2018 - SEPTEMBER 14, 2018New MembersAsian CaféErick Jiang109 South 31st Avenue, Suite 60Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
AT&T HattiesburgDerek Galloway6109 Hwy 98 W, Suite 40Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Phones/Technology
Back Porch ConsultingJason Lee206 Comanche DriveHattiesburg, MS 39402(228) [email protected]/Development Consultants
Boy Scouts of America Pine Burr Area CouncilCasey Norwood1318 Hardy StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
Caliber Home LoansTerri Williams6668 US Hwy 98 W, Suite DHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) 620-2250terri.williams@ caliberhomeloans.comMortgage Loans & Bankers
Chicken Salad ChickBlake Fuller3002 Hardy Street, Suite 160Hattiesburg, MS 39401(769) 390-7050blake.fuller@ chickensaladchick.comRestaurants
Conway’s Family PubSharina Russel5173 W. 4th StreetHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]
Crossroads Counseling CenterBilly Ready7171 Hwy 98Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Health/Counseling
EXIT Southern RealtySherry Pullens59 98th Place Blvd.Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Real Estate
Fairley WingsNicholas Fairley631 N. Main StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] Products
Hair UnlimitedSara Hood6413 US 98, Suite AHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] Beauty Salon
Healing Touch Day SpaIbrahime Sidibe6059 US 98 W, Suites 20 & 30Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Therapy/Spas
Holiday Inn HattiesburgDJ Priess6553 US Hwy 49Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
Imperial Dade PaperBobby Hall307 40th PlaceHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Distributor
InfusionPlusAbb Payne135 Mayfair RoadHattiesburg, MS 39402(800) 217-3063Medical Consulting Services
Intrinsic MediaJaclyn Anderson11545 Old Hwy 49, Suite 3Gulfport, MS 39505(228) [email protected] Design
Jane Kingsafer – RE/MAX Real Estate Partners119 Mayfair RoadHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Estate – Commercial/Real Estate – Residential
Jani King of Southeast MississippiChance Mercante22 Millbranch Road, Suite 710Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Cleaning Services
Landmark ApartmentsNoelle Taylor22 Campbell Scenic DriveHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]/Residential Community
Lavish Beauté and Nail BarKim Nguyen3002 Hardy Street, Suite 130Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] Salons/Spas
Loyal Limousine, LLCQuincy Chapman602 Adeline Street, Suite D6Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
Midtowner, LLCRobert St. John3000 Hardy Street, Suite 10Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
Motter, Deac(601) [email protected]
O’Dell, Bronwyn(601) [email protected]/Retiree
Pamela Rawls, EXIT Southern Realty59 98th Place Blvd.Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Estate – Commercial/Real Estate – Residential
Smallcakes HattiesburgSusie Patrick6555 US 98 W, Suite DHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]
T-MobileJeremy Singleton6136 US 98, Suite 102Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Phones
Town Square PublicationsGerrie Cook12301 SW 40th StreetYukon, OK 73099(800) [email protected]/Publishers/Typesetters/Graphics
TrustCare HealthKelli Stabbs3002 Hardy Street, Suite 160Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]
United Blood ServicesKatie Martin805 South 28th AvenueHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]/Medical Groups/Emergency Services
Vinylized By NicoleNicole DeBose6111 US Hwy 49, Unit 116Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] Arts/Design
Walk-Ons Bistreaux and BarEric Fasnacht4400 Hardy StreetSuite A-1Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Caterers/Restaurants
Wyn Motter RE/MAX Real Estate Partners(601) [email protected] Estate – Commercial/Real Estate – Residential
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NAVIGATORTHE
6COVER STORY
4 Recent Happenings
5 Letters from the Chair and President
6 Cover Story: Q & A with Julia Landauer
8 Leadership Exchange
10 Calendar of Events
11 Business After Hours
12 Thank You 2018 Corporate Golf Challenge Sponsors
13 Thank You Members
14 Leadership Pinebelt
15 Pine Belt Young Professionals
16 Ribbon Cuttings
17 HUBFEST 2019
18 Renewed Members
in this issue:
17Julia Landauer to Keynote 2018 ADP Annual Meeting.
On the Cover:
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One Convention Center Plaza | Hattiesburg, MS 39401P: 601.296.7500 | F: 601.296.7505 | www.theADP.com
HUBFEST
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RECENT HAPPENINGS
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1. Leadership Pinebelt Class of 2018 tour the Saenger Theater in Downtown Hattiesburg.
2. Hoppy Cole, Anthony Harris, Grant Walker, and Chad Newell with USM Football Coach Jay Hopson at August First Friday sponsored by The First, A National Banking Association and Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association.
3. Two representatives from Bliss Bridal posing with Seymour at the August Business After Hours at The Rock.
4. Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves speaks to a packed house at the Membership Appreciation Meeting.
5. Pine Belt Young Professional members gather at The Thirsty Hippo for PBYP Blue Plate Luncheon.
6. ADP President Chad Newell welcomes 256th Infantry Brigade to Camp Shelby at the Military Reception.
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abb PayneChair
It has been an honor to serve as Chairman of the Area Development Partnership this past year. I am continually impressed by the success and progress made by the Area Development Partnership and Greater Hattiesburg. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the ADP staff, members, and board of directors. In 2018, we have had the opportunity to host a variety of successful events including the ADP Corporate Golf Challenge, HUBFEST, and Business After Hours. These programs add value to your investment in the ADP, and we view your membership as an investment not only in our organization, but in Greater Hattiesburg. I would like to thank each of you for your membership, partnership, and helping us enhance the overall quality of life in Greater Hattiesburg. I look forward to closing out 2018 stronger than ever.
This fall is shaping up to be full of opportunities to network, engage in the community, increase your visibility, and grow your business. In October, you will enjoy hearing from our local elected officials at Accelerate as our leaders discuss items of interest around the region. In November, our Partnership Foundation Pinnacle investors will get a chance to learn more about economic development projects occurring throughout Greater Hattiesburg. Four ADP Business After Hours will occur in the 4th quarter including events at the Pinebelt Foundation, Corner Market’s new flagship store in Midtown Market, the Mississippi Polymer Institute at The Accelerator, and Canebrake Country Club. Tailored ADP programs for certain segments of our membership are also occurring throughout the region for young professionals, realtors, area manufacturers, students, educators, elected officials, etc.
You should make plans now to attend our 2018 ADP Annual Meeting featuring NASCAR driver Julia Landauer. Julia will deliver an awesome diversity in the workplace message, encourage females to enter STEM related professions, and highlight tips for females on how to best navigate in male-dominated professions. As we all seek to grow and diversify our workplaces, this will be an inspirational yet challenging message. I hope you enjoy the Q & A with Julia as our feature story this quarter and make plans to see her live on Friday, November 30th. Tickets can be purchased online at www.theADP.com.
Significant economic development projects are occurring throughout Greater Hattiesburg encompassing retail, mixed use, back office, headquarters, healthcare, manufacturing, and new small business startups. Just know that your economic development team is involved in these projects, which stimulates the regional economy and creates demand for your company’s products and services. With jobs being retained and created, the multiplier effect creates wonderful opportunities for your businesses.
Be sure to tell your friends, family, and business colleagues about all the wonderful benefits associated with supporting the ADP! Encourage them to join our organization. If you get a prospective member to join, then we will gladly send you a $50 gift card to a member restaurant or retailer. Please contact Ann Scott Miles at (601) 408-5171 for additional information or to make a referral. Thanks in advance for your continued support of the ADP as our staff, Board of Directors, investors, and volunteers work collaboratively to make Greater Hattiesburg an even better place to live and do business.
Chad newellPresident
from the chair
from the president
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ADP: What do you enjoy most about your job?Julia Landauer: I love the speed, mastering a track and a car, and winning. However I also really enjoy the puzzle component of being a professional racer – I have to master not only the on-track components, but I have to build a brand, develop partnerships, resonate with fans, etc. There are so many different things that go into racing, which keeps it exciting.
As a two-time champion NASCAR driver, how do you stay grounded and balanced?I think most athletes constantly strive to get better, no matter how good they are. Even when I win a lot, I want to figure out how to win better, or by more, or
break new records. I definitely appreciate the successes I have, but I also regularly feel like there’s more out there, and that keeps me hungry.
You are also an advocate for women in S.T.E.M., what do you think is the biggest challenge for women to be successful in a male-dominated field?There are a lot of challenges that women face, and I have found that it can be very frustratingly challenging to get respect from peers, team members, team owners, etc. Women have to work harder than men to prove they’re worthy of being there, which is unfortunate. I think as women break into male-dominated fields there’s a ridiculous expectation that these women need to be perfect in order to get the same credibility as men, and the reality is that we’re all human and perfection is impossible.
What advice would you give women entering the workforce?I have two pieces of advice:
1) You have to advocate for yourself. If you don’t believe in yourself, and speak up about it, then why should other people?
2) Assume that people won’t give you what you deserve, but you deserve whatever you can get. This applies to money, time, respect, etc.
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RACING TO SUCCESSQ & A with Annual Meeting Speaker Julia Landauer
How do you define success? I’m pretty cut-and-dry when it comes to defining success. I believe success is setting goals that you care about, working very hard, and achieving those goals. On
the track, I want to win at every level I race at and make it to the top levels of NASCAR. Off the track, I want to build a platform where I can advocate for women and STEM education, inspire others, meet incredible and driven people, and gain financial independence to continue to fight for what I believe in. If I can get that, I’ll consider myself very successful.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3011:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
THAD COCHRAN CENTER BALLROOMTHE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Gold Sponsors:Community Bank, Payne Companies,
The First, A National Banking Association
Silver Sponsors:AT&T, Hattiesburg Clinic, Regions Bank, Silicon Ranch
Corporation, Wise Carter Child & Caraway, P.A.
Platinum Sponsors:Cooperative Energy • Mississippi Power Company
Presenting Sponsors:
H O S P I T A L
MEETINGAnnual2018 ADP FEATURING
Julia LandauerKeynote Speaker
Purchase your tickets today at www.theADP.com
Corporate Table of 10: $350ADP Member: $35
Prospective Member: $55
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LEADERSHIP EXCHANGEExchanging Ideas, Discovering Opportunities
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The ADP hosted its inaugural Leadership Exchange September 27th-30th in the Auburn-Opelika, AL region. The purpose of the visit was to exchange ideas and success stories in the areas of strategic public-sector investments, industrial and retail development, workforce training, education and downtown re-development. As one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the nation, Auburn-Opelika offers exceptional schools, a cost of living of 92.5% as compared to the national average and is home to numerous large employers such as Auburn University, East Alabama Medical Center, Walmart Distribution, Mando America Corporation, Briggs and Stratton, Baxter Healthcare, and Pharmavite. In 2017,
the Auburn-Opelika MSA ranked number 10 on the Milken Institute’s 2017 Best-performing Cities: Where America’s Jobs are Created and Sustained, and in 2018 the state of Alabama topped Business Facilities list for its business climate, which also ranked the Auburn-Opelika MSA first in the state among small metro areas for its economic growth potential. Auburn-Opelika boasts a population over 160,000 residents and has an average household income of $64,310. Since January 2005, the City of Opelika has announced over $1.2B in capital investment, the creation of 3,229 jobs, and in 2015 Forbes ranked the community #7 on the List of America’s Best Small Cities for Jobs.
Leadership Exchange participants, who consisted of business leaders, elected officials and Partnership
Foundation investors, were a part of discussions centered around the following topics:
• Business Recruitment and Economic Expansion• Workforce Development and Training• K-12 Strengths and Partnerships• Retail Development – Infrastructure; Beautification• Utilizing Community College and University Assets• Downtown Redevelopment
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
LEADERSHIPexchange 20
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Special thanks to Hattiesburg Coca-Cola and Vendworks
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DEMOGRAPHIC
OVERVIEW
*SOURCES: ESRI Population 2018, ESRI Median Age 2018, ESRI Population Growth 2018-2022, ESRI Average HHI 2018, Cost of Living Index 2017
AVERAGE Household Income
HATTIESBURG MSA AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA$63,801 $64,310
HATTIESBURG MSA AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA83.7%
COST of Living Index
92.5%
AVERAGE Home Value
HATTIESBURG MSA AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA$175,976 $215,623
COLLEGE StudentsPOPULATION GrowthMEDIAN Age
HATTIESBURG MSA26,006
HATTIESBURG MSA0.38%
HATTIESBURG MSA34.6
AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA34,459
AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA1.47%
AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA31.1
AUBURN-OPELIKA MSAAuburn, ALOpelika, AL
HATTIESBURG MSAHattiesburg, MS
147,65245,684
160,29963,90629,489
POPULATION Statistics
QUALITY of Life
EMPLOYMENT Trends% JOB Growth
HATTIESBURG MSA
UNEMPLOYMENT Rate
HATTIESBURG MSA
TOTAL Labor Force
HATTIESBURG MSA
AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA AUBURN-OPELIKA MSA
69,831
73,739
4.7%
5.2%
2.4%
-0.5%
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s8 PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION ANNUAL
MEETINGThursday, November 8, 20185:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Ogletree HouseFor all Pinnacle Investors
OCTOBER
11 BUSINESS AFTER HOURSThursday, October 11, 20185:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Pinebelt Foundation
25 BUSINESS AFTER HOURSThursday, October 25, 20185:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Corner Market
18 PINE BELT YOUNG PROFESSIONALSNYE CELEBRATIONThursday, October 18, 20185:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Ogletree House
15 BUSINESS AFTER HOURSThursday, November 15, 20185:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Mississippi Polymer Institute
NOVEMBER
20 BUSINESS AFTER HOURS & RIBBON CUTTINGThursday, December 6, 20185:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Canebrake Country Club
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30 2018 ADP ANNUAL MEETINGFriday, November 30, 201811:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Thad Cochran Center BallroomThe University of Southern MississippiPresenting Sponsors: Forrest General Hospital and The University of Southern Mississippi
5 ACCELERATE BREAKFASTFriday, October 5, 20187:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.Southern Oaks House & GardensSponsored by: Forrest County, Lamar County, City of Hattiesburg and City of Petal
H A P P Y
Holidays
LaKeisha Bryant-HallForrest County Sheriff’s Office
JULY
Ambassadors
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THLisa FokakisHub City Employment
AUGUSTMelanie Archer
TownePlace Suitesby Marriott
SEPTEMBER
Join the Pinebelt Foundation for drinks, hors d’oeuvres and tours of its new
facility! Featuring the award winning “Bourbon Celebration Cocktail 2019” by
Shawn at Keg and Barrel & (c)3wines.
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Business After Hours
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 255:30 - 7:00 p.m.
DRINKS | HORS D’OEUVRES | BEER TASTINGS
3720 Hardy StreetSuite 7
Hattiesburg
An exclusive preview prior to new location
opening to the public!
Business After Hours
NEW
LOCATION!
Thursday, October 115:30 - 7:00 p.m.
1501 Adeline StreetHattiesburg
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AREA DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 208:00 AM &1:00 PM
Presented by Hattiesburg Coca-Cola
HATTIESBURG COUNTRY CLUB
C O R P O R A T E
C H A L L E N G E
Eagle Sponsors Birdie SponsorsBlue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi,
Dunn Roadbuilders, Hotel Indigo Hattiesburg,Merit Health Wesley,
Mike Rozier Construction, Southern Miss Athletics, The First, ANBA,
Watkins & Eager PLLC
Anderson Design Center, Corner Market, Dirt Cheap,Havard Pest Control, Healthcare Alliance,
Keesler Federal Credit Union, Krispy Kreme, Landry Lewis Germany Architects, P.A., Magnolia State Bank,
PrideStaff, Regions Bank, REMAX Real Estate Partners – Saulters, Taylor Rental, Topp McWhorter Harvey, PLLC,
William Carey University, Wise Carter Child & Carraway, P.A.
Thank You Sponsors
CONNECTING PEOPLEThank You Members for Your Partnership and Continued Support
DRIVING BUSINESSDuring the last quarter of 2018, let’s take a look back on all the programs, events, and successes our community has had. Join us in celebrating a fantastic year, and as we prepare for future endeavors, we’d be remiss if we didn’t stop to thank our 860+ members who make it possible. Thank you for your partnership and continued support as we enhance the quality of life by connecting people and driving business.
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leadership pinebeltGenerating Awareness and Enriching the Quality of LifeThe ADP’s Leadership Pinebelt class of 2018 has been busy creating opportunities to enhance the quality of life across the region by bringing awareness to causes that touch the heart. Each year, projects are developed with the sole purpose of enriching existing programs or creating new opportunities for community involvement. While some of these projects are completed in one year, others are on-going, but no matter the status, these community-based initiatives are developed to make the place we call home a great place to live, work, and play. This year’s slate of projects covers various ends of the spectrum. From sending students on tour around the region, to building bus stop canopies to shelter our youth, or providing diapers to new and expectant mothers, there’s a little something for everyone at the heart of each project. Leadership Pinebelt will graduate it’s 30th class on Tuesday, October 2nd at the Trent Lott Center where they will present their completed community projects.
Originally established as a partnership with the Oseola Youth Development Center, Youth on Tour has hosted students at the Gulf Coast Marine Education Center in Ocean Springs and to the Global Wildlife Center in Folsom, Louisiana. The Marine Education Center trip featured eight exciting topics that allowed students to create their own rich marine education experience which included, Shark Dissection, Coastal Reptiles and Plankton & Copepods modules. The Global Wildlife Center featured a day-long safari reminiscent of sub-Saharan Africa on this 900-acre free-roaming park. The third and final trip will be held in Laurel with the United Christian Academy to experience the Da Vinci exhibit at the Lauren Rogers museum.
Shelter Hattiesburg is raising funds to construct safe, comfortable and sustainable bus shelters for students waiting on transit. After researching both the Hub City Transit and HPSD transportation routes, Shelter Hattiesburg’s mission became crys talclear: provide safe, comfort able andsustainable bus shelters to students and members of the community. Shelters will support current and future generations by encouraging attendance to school, allowing students more instructional hours andopportunities to grow. The project is a partnership with public sector enti -ties, City of Hattiesburg and Forrest County which will help offset instal la-tion fees, as each shelter costs $5000 to construct. Four shelters havebeen confirmed with plans for a fifth shelter to be built later this year.
Pine Belt Diaper Bank is a community diaper bank in partnership with Edwards Street Fellowship and United Way to collect, store and distribute diapers for families who are in need. A goal of $10,000 has been set to create and sustain the Pine Belt Diaper Bank. To engage the community at large, the group hosted a Community Diaper Drive in the month of September as well as a Stuff-a- Bus collection day and a fundraising event. The events were a great success and featured Bullseye, the Target Dog, the Forrest General Hospital Spirit Girls, as well as food and drinks provided by Sully’s and Hattiesburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company.
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CONNECT, GROW, SERVECalling All Young Professionals
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City: ____________________________________________ State: _____________ Zip Code: _________________
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Please return completed form with payment or credit card information to: PBYP c/o Area Development Partnership | 1 Convention Center Plaza | Hattiesburg, MS 39401
Pine Belt Young Professionals (PBYP) is an opportunity for individuals ages 21-45 to connect with business professionals from various industries and career levels, hone their skill sets and serve the community in which they live. Oftentimes as young professionals it can be daunting to walk into a room filled with seasoned business leaders and strike up a conversation. Fortunately, Pine Belt Young Professionals is a great training ground for entry and mid-level professionals to learn how to market themselves to others in casual environ ments such as the Off the Clock events. Additionally, to keep PBYPs abreast of pertinent information as-it’s-happening, a Blue Plate Lunch is held at area member restaurants and features business leaders and key initiatives that are impacting the region.
PBYP gives young professionals a place to grow both personally and professionally. All events
are planned and coordinated by the PBYP committee, a group of volunteers dedicated to providing opportunities for their peers. Committee members are selected based on leadership potential, community involvement and industry diversity.
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A & R Flynt Development, Inc. ....................................... (601) 582-1818A & R Flynt Development, Inc. ....................................... (601) 582-1818Academy Mortgage Corp. ........................................... (601) 909-8292Acceptance Loan Company ....................................... (601) 264-4458Aflac District Sales Office .............................................. (601) 264-7579Aggies Pet Salon, Inc. ..................................................... (601) 271-9080Alzheimer’s Association .................................................. (769) 230-0611American Concrete Products – MS, Inc. ...................... (601) 583-2274Associated General Contractors of MS ....................... (601) 981-1144AT&T .................................................................................. (601) 693-9056Bender, Nathan J. ........................................................... (601) 434-1000Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Ann Prewitt Southern Realty ....................................... (601) 366-4742Big Bay Lake Development, LLC ................................... (601) 818-9124Black Financial Services, LLC ......................................... (601) 602-3521Blue Cross & Blue Shield of MS ....................................... (601) 664-4482Braces by Nicholson ....................................................... (601) 268-1111Clearview Recovery Center .......................................... (601) 544-1499Cloverleaf Mall ................................................................ (601) 297-2004Comcast Cable .............................................................. (601) 268-1188Conville & Conville, PLLC ............................................... (601) 584-8611Cook Commercial Properties ....................................... (601) 606-1900Cotton Blues ................................................................... (601) 450-0510Creative Solutions, LLC ................................................... (877) 544-5220Crescent City Grill Purple Parrot .................................... (601) 264-0672Crye-Leike Signature One – Singleterry ........................ (601) 408-2345Direct Auto Insurance ..................................................... (601) 545-7733Dossett GMC Cadillac, Inc. ........................................... (601) 544-7700Drayer Physical Therapy Institute ................................... (601) 336-7155Dynamic Dyslexia Design The 3-D School .................... (601) 450-3333E. Cornell Malone Corp. ................................................. (601) 544-1188Edible Arrangements ...................................................... (228) 265-2008Emerge Events ................................................................. (601) 270-2756Episcopal Church of the Ascension .............................. (601) 264-6773Eternity Media Group ..................................................... (601) 602-2144Farmer, Constance M, RDN ........................................... (601) 296-0083First Presbyterian Church ................................................ (601) 268-0303Forrest County Chancery Clerk ..................................... (601) 545-6013Forrest County School District ........................................ (601) 545-6055Garner & Nichols Dental ................................................ (601) 271-7300GattiTown ......................................................................... (601) 261-3141Greater Hattiesburg Home Builders Association ......... (601) 450-3380HAHFH Hub City ReStore ................................................ (601) 582-4663Hampton Inn & Home 2 Suites ....................................... (601) 268-0606Hanco Corporation ........................................................ (601) 583-6500Hattiesburg Clinic ............................................................ (601) 264-6000Hattiesburg Commercial Real Estate ........................... (601) 264-4447Hattiesburg Family Dental Care .................................... (601) 450-1123Hattiesburg Hydraulics, Inc. ........................................... (601) 264-6606Hattiesburg Vision Clinic ................................................. (601) 268-3937Havard Pest Control ........................................................ (601) 583-4451Headwaters, Inc. ............................................................. (601) 634-0097Holiday Inn Hattiesburg .................................................. (601) 990-9340Hub City Employment, Inc. ............................................ (601) 545-8888Hulett Winstead Funeral Home ...................................... (601) 582-1571Impact of Hattiesburg .................................................... (601) 264-8181J Olive Co. Hattiesburg, LLC .......................................... (601) 336-7702Jackson State University Alumni Hburg Chapter ......... (601) 264-1155Juvo Technologies .......................................................... (601) 620-4956Kohler Engines ................................................................. (601) 582-3555Kona Ice of the Southern Pinebelt ................................ (601) 596-3344Krispy Kreme Doughnut Company ............................... (601) 336-6594Lamar Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center ................. (601) 794-8566Liberty Church ................................................................. (601) 602-8040Lisa Tingle Realty, LLC .................................................... (601) 270-0192Lowes of Hattiesburg ...................................................... (601) 261-3008Manheim MS .................................................................... (601) 268-7550McArthur Slay & Dews, PLLC .......................................... (601) 264-2423
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