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Tupelo native Mack Arthur Turner, once a film student and now an attorney, has carved out a niche practice in the Delta. Photo for The E-T

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Mack Arthur Turner: Delta lawyer with a film background aims to help people, no matter his career
By MARK H. STOWERS
Mon,03/10/25-10:14AM , 1,050 Reads
Tupelo, Mississippi, is the proud birthplace of Mack Arthur Turner the second, oh, and Elvis. Turner, a Delta lawyer, has an established career that began in Memphis and now covers the Delta. But the accomplished lawyer and Shannon High School Red Raider only had a small taste of high school.
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Dr. Cullen Copeland joined Indianola Family Medical Group this summer.

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Dr. Cullen Copeland: Indianola’s newest physician feels right at home practicing medicine in a small farming community
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,09/09/24-9:17AM , 4,870 Reads
Dr. Cullen Copeland is no stranger to small towns, medicine or farms.
Indianola Family Medical Group’s newest physician grew up in the small town of Livingston in northern rural Tennessee.
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Sherby Hale, Rev. Herron Wilson and Nearline Anderson share memories as they go through decades of photos taken at Delta Missions projects. Photo by Bryan Davis/Emmerich Newspapers/Copyright 2024

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‘Rising hope’: Delta Missions to mark 30 years with reception, screening
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Mon,09/02/24-7:33PM , 691 Reads 51,471 Statewide
Theo Avgerinos was a senior in college when he decided to join his old youth group from New Canaan, Connecticut for a mission trip to the Mississippi Delta.
The film student brought his camera to document the journey to Indianola-based Delta Missions.
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The work family at Sunflower’s Protein Products recently celebrated the company’s 40-year anniversary. The staff and ownership are pictured above with the plant in the backdrop.

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Nation’s only catfish rendering plant still a family company and still going strong
By BRYAN DAVIS - THE ENTERPRISE-TOCSIN
Thu,07/25/24-11:00AM , 2,088 Reads
When the late Dallas Gay came to Mississippi in 1983, he was looking to expand a Georgia-based chicken rendering operation where he served as president of operations.
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