Coastal Villages Region Fund

The Catfish Institute, established in 1986, is dedicated to supporting local farmers and promoting U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish as a healthy, sustainable, and delicious menu option. With a focus on bringing people together, they offer a wide range of recipes and culinary experiences that showcase the authentic flavor and flair of catfish. From appetizers to main courses, their collection of quick and easy recipes caters to all ages and tastes, making it the ultimate ingredient for any gathering. Through their Catfish Trail, they connect food enthusiasts with restaurants across the southern states, where U.S. Catfish is prepared and served in its truest form, providing a truly authentic and unique dining experience.Generated from the website

Mississippi Hospital Association is a statewide trade organization that represents and serves various types of hospitals, health care networks, and their patients and communities. Founded in 1931, the association provides education for state health care leaders and is a source of information on health care issues and trends. Through its representation and advocacy activities, the organization ensures that the perspectives and needs of its members are heard and addressed in national and state health policy development, judicial matters, and legislative and regulatory debates. Its member hospitals include Bolivar Medical Center, Forrest General Hospital, Greenwood Leflore Hospital, Parkwood Behavioral Health System, Winston Medical Center and Yalobusha General Hospital. Mississippi Hospital Association is located in Madison, Miss.

The University Press of Mississippi, located in Jackson, MS, is a renowned publishing house that offers a wide range of books across various subjects, including African American Studies, graphic novels, photography, and regional history. With a commitment to publishing high-quality works, the press collaborates with esteemed authors and experts to produce insightful and engaging titles that appeal to both academic and general readers. From exploring the rich cultural heritage of Mississippi to shedding light on important social issues, the University Press of Mississippi continues to contribute to the literary landscape with its diverse and thought-provoking publications.Generated from the website