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• BOOK BIZ: This book is calling all readers who love Tuscany

  If, like many people, you’re enamored with Tuscany, you’ll want to read this book when it’s released in mid-June. It’s a biography of an amazing woman who lived in Italy from the time of the unification of the Italian states in the 19th century (Risorgimento) to the rise of fascism. We feature a lot of [...]The post BOOK BIZ: This book is calling all readers who love Tuscany appeared first on Mississippi Business Journal.

• WILLOUGHBY: Russ Davis making difference with SchoolStatus

  As a kid, I remember seeing people with metal detectors scouring the beach looking for “treasure.” I sometimes feel like those treasure hunters as I keep my eyes open for rising entrepreneurs in this state. In the late 1990s, I spent some time in Silicon Valley during the boom times. I really enjoyed the energy [...]The post WILLOUGHBY: Russ Davis making difference with SchoolStatus appeared first on Mississippi Business Journal.

• WOODS: Time to put gloves on for handgrabbing

  If you like to get bitten by the mouth that feeds you, it may be time to take up the sport of catfish handgrabbing. The season officially opened on May 1st and runs through the 15th of July. That is more than enough time to get up the nerve to stick your hand into the [...]The post WOODS: Time to put gloves on for handgrabbing appeared first on Mississippi Business Journal.

• John Damon leads Children’s Home Services’ efforts to help kids thrive

  Dr. John D. Damon is the CEO of Mississippi Children’s Home Services in Jackson. Damon has been with MCHS for 20 years. He received his bachelor of science degree in psychology from Mississippi College, his master of arts in marriage and family therapy from Reformed Theological Seminary, his doctor of philosophy in clinical psychology from [...]The post John Damon leads Children’s Home Services’ efforts to help kids thrive appeared first on Mississippi Business Journal.

• How to benefit from modest estate planning

  While only the wealthiest individuals need to invest in “Cadillac” estate planning for the purpose of minimizing estate taxes, many others can benefit from estate planning more on an economy car level. People who need estate planning that might include complicated trusts are those with assets in excess of $5.25 million for an individual or [...]The post How to benefit from modest estate planning appeared first on Mississippi Business Journal.