Crosstown Post Office to be renamed in honor of judge Russell Sugarmon
A dedication ceremony will be held June 7 to rename the Memphis Crosstown Post Office building in honor of Judge Russell B. Sugarmon.
Natalie Pilgrim
Natalie Pilgrim is a Memphis native and a graduate of the University of Memphis. She is a digital producer for The Daily Memphian.
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June 2019
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Business Orion moving HQ to former Wonder Bread site
Orion CEO Daniel Weickenand announced Tuesday the federal credit union is moving its corporate headquarters to the former Wonder Bread bakery building.
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Metro Saint Francis receives certification from The Joint Commission
Saint Francis Healthcare announced Wednesday it recently earned the Advanced Thrombectomy-Capable Stroke Center certification from The Joint Commission.
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Metro Fred’s files WARN notice to lay off 155 workers
Fred’s Inc. filed a WARN notice with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s Dislocated Worker Unit June 14 to lay off 155 employees.
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Metro FedEx holding job fair to fill 500 permanent part-time positions
FedEx will hold a job fair Saturday at its Memphis World Hub to fill 500 permanent part-time positions.
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Metro Al Chymia Shrine Center to hold free orthopaedic screening clinic
Al Chymia Shrine Center will hold a free orthopedic screening clinic Saturday, June 22, for children under the age of 18.
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North Memphis Shelby County Health Department to host childhood immunization event
The Shelby County Department of Health and the National Pharmaceutical Association Memphis Chapter will host a childhood immunization event on Saturday, June 22, at Latino Memphis.
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Metro MLGW to host informational fair and Power Hour
Memphis Light, Gas and Water announced Wednesday it will host an invitational fair and Power Hour on Thursday, June 20, at its administration building.
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Metro Country duo Florida Georgia Line, tour mates visit St. Jude
Florida Georgia Line and tour mates made a surprise appearance at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital June 15 to play for patients and their families.
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Metro Pinnacle to host grand-opening celebration for Midtown office; Jaren Jackson Jr. to attend
Pinnacle Financial Partners will celebrate the grand opening of its new Midtown office June 26 with Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr., food and door prizes.
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Shelby County Shelby County students to receive bicycles for perfect attendance
A total of 321 Shelby County Schools students will be rewarded for their perfect attendance this weekend with bicycles and helmets.
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Metro Wednesday night storm leaves thousands without power
Nearly 40,000 MLGW customers in Memphis and Shelby County lost power Wednesday due to a storm that moved through late in the night.
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Metro Fred’s to close another 49 stores
Memphis-based Fred’s Inc. announced Friday the company will close another 49 underperforming stores as part of an ongoing effort to optimize its store footprint.
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Business Aldi to open new store on Summer Avenue
Aldi's will soon open a new location at 4720 Summer Ave. as part of the company's "aggressive national growth and remodel plan."
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Metro UTHSC professor awarded $1.9M to investigate inflammatory eye responses
University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) assistant professor Nikhlesh K. Singh has been awarded $1.9 million to investigate inflammatory responses in the eye.
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Metro Domino’s new ‘pizza theater’ store opens in Memphis
A Domino’s “pizza theater” store has officially opened in Memphis at 7539 U.S. Highway 64, featuring open-area viewing of the food preparation process, indoor seating, free Wi-Fi and the ability to track carryout orders on a lobby screen.
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Metro IGA expands services with opening of Memphis office
Franklin, Tennessee-based boutique insurance agency Insurance Group of America (IGA) has opened an office in Memphis.
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Metro UMRF Ventures to move to University of Memphis Park Avenue Campus
The move and expansion of UMRF Ventures to the University of Memphis' Park Avenue Campus is set to be announced this afternoon.
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July 2019
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Metro Tickets on sale for 2nd annual Memphis Chicken & Beer Festival
The second Memphis Chicken & Beer Festival will be held from 6-10 p.m. on Aug. 3 at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
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Bartlett Bartlett-based Kele Inc. acquires Temperature Control Systems
Bartlett-based Kele Inc. announced Tuesday the acquisition of Dallas-based Temperature Control Systems Inc.
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Metro Evolve Bank & Trust, Mastercard partner to help hourly and gig workers get early access to wages
Memphis-based Evolve Bank & Trustand Mastercard announced a partnership Wednesday to help hourly and gig workers get early access to their wages.
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Metro UTHSC hosting back-to-school family event Saturday
A back to school family affair will be held Saturday, July 13, at University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Student-Alumni Center.
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Business Fred’s to close another 129 stores
Fred's is set to close an additional 129 stores and hold inventory clearance sales across all stores.
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Metro Shelby County Commission approves final phase of Greenline
The Shelby County Commission has approved the last two miles of the CSX rail line for the final extension of the Shelby Farms Greenline.
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Metro Tickets for Penn & Teller at the Orpheum go on sale Friday
Tickets for magicians and entertainers Penn & Teller at the Orpheum go on sale on Friday, July 19.
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