Do you enjoy cooking dinner, or does the idea of coming up with a meal, shopping for it, cooking it and cleaning up afterwards fill you with dread?

Utah business owner Allyse Jackson offers an alternative: nutritious, tasty freezer meals from her company, Beehive Meals, which the U.S. Chamber of Commerce just named one of America’s top small businesses.

Jackson founded Beehive Meals five years ago as a temporary way to help her family pay the bills. Now, the company counts over 100 employees and thousands of customers in a dozen states, and they plan to expand to more parts of the country.

This year, Utah Business ranked Beehive Meals as the third-fastest-growing business in the state and named Jackson CEO of the Year. Inc., the national business magazine, ranked Beehive Meals No. 399 on its list of America’s 5,000 fastest-growing private companies.

Read more about Beehive Meals’ story.

The bitter truth: BYU isn’t playing like a championship-caliber football team in November

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Utah

• Opinion: Davis County residents, we need to talk about warming shelters (Deseret News)
• American Fork marching band celebrated for national ranking (Axios Salt Lake City)
• Utah winter storm creates hazardous road conditions on 'all but lowest-elevations routes' (KUTV)
• Logan police stop scam but warn of others out there (KUTV)
• ‘Please come home’: Family seeks help in search for missing Utah man (ABC4)

The U.S.

• John Curtis wants to create an AI tool to help Americans identify scam attempts (KSL)
• Trump's mass deportation plan could clog immigration courts for years (Axios)
• New details emerge on BioLab fire that forced thousands to shelter outside Atlanta (The Associated Press)

The World

• Pakistan police clash with Imran Khan supporters demanding his release (BBC)
• Israel says rabbi who went missing in the UAE was killed. The government arrests 3 (The Associated Press)
• Father of Australian teen who died in Laos urges government ‘to protect others’ from tainted alcohol (CNN)

Faith

• Drawing on the purity of Latter-day Saint missionaries to sell fear: How this horror movie mocks faith (Deseret News)
• For BYU runners, it’s faith and family over everything (Deseret News)
• Elder Quentin L. Cook dedicates 201st Latter-day Saint temple in Casper, Wyoming (Church News)

Family

• Georgia mother’s arrest renews debate about parenting norms (Deseret News)
• Meg Walter: Adventures in parenting, winter edition: Where is your other glove? (Deseret News)