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Lynn Lofton

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Clarksdale Native Ben Frazer

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By Lynn Lofton Verified
| Delta Business Journal
It’s a long way from Clarksdale to Anchorage, Alaska, but Ben Frazer is moving forward with his business career there. That’s where he is the CEO of Chinook Fire Protection, which was acquired by his SEC-registered company, Stovall Capital. He is still the principal and managing partner of Stovall Capital, which he started in 2025. Frazer started the Stovall Capital search fund after earning an MBA from the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business.
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The Impact of Commercial Insurance

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By Lynn Lofton Verified
| Mississippi Business Journal Verified
Andy Case It’s not perfect, but the cost and impact of commercial insurance in Coast counties is not the negative story that might be expected. Many factors play into the equation for cost, including type of construction, location, no major storms in recent years and wetlands and other environmental issues. But on the whole, commercial insurance seems to be faring better than residential.
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Working Together to Promote and Expand the Arts in Mississippi

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By Lynn Lofton Verified
| Mississippi Business Journal Verified
The arts are important to Mississippi for many reasons, not just for the beauty and culture they add, but also for the economy. A group of arts organizations and a class of students at Ole Miss are working together to create a statewide arts fund. According to Wayne Andrews, Director of the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council in Oxford, funding and support for the arts is easier in urban cities.
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