Conservative parents criticize GMSD for spring holiday calendar discussion
The calendar review process in Germantown Municipal School District drew criticism as the calendar committee wanted to change the name of the holidays around Easter.
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The calendar review process in Germantown Municipal School District drew criticism as the calendar committee wanted to change the name of the holidays around Easter.
The Daily Memphian got a first look at the city’s newest entertainment venue, Topgolf, which opens Friday.
Germantown’s mayor and aldermen listened to an external report of how the water crisis was handled during Monday’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting.
Topgolf Memphis is just south of the Germantown city limits and will employ about 400 people.
James Lewellen has concluded his review of the city’s water crisis, and the results were shared with city leaders in a 26-page document.
Mike Fisher will be Germantown’s next police chief. Fisher has spent more than 30 years in law enforcement, including the last 18 in Germantown.
Collierville’s Industrial Development Board approved Campbell Clinic’s retention tax incentive. The suburb’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen must approve payment in lieu of taxes.
Maggie Emerson hopes to open the family-friendly Maroon Brew Co. in spring of 2024, with ales, seltzers, sours and more.
Germantown’s assistant fire chief was once the top long driver in the world. This week, he will try to return to that form, competing in the world championship.
On “Behind the Headlines,” Germantown Mayor Mike Palazzolo discussed MLGW and the suburb’s crisis that left residents unable to use water from the tap for six days.
Officials stated the suburb is not required by law to produce records requested by Kevin Snider regarding the city’s water crisis.
Edwards Realty had more than 200 applications, the most the company has ever seen in its “Pop Local” contest. The company ended up with six new businesses for Carriage Crossing.
Collierville leaders voted to demolish a building near town square, in hopes to provide more parking near Town Square.
Phillip Spinosa held off Meggan Kiel to win an expensive race for the East Memphis council seat.
From about 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. there was no wait. Voting took less than five minutes.
David Grisanti’s on Main will open on Tuesday just off Collierville’s Town Square. The building has seen a facelift since a former restaurant left the space.
Shortly before 3:30 p.m., Second Baptist Church on Walnut Grove said about 405 people had voted.
GMSD’s Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution with the request Tuesday evening.
The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to increase the monthly car allowance for the mayor from $450 to $650.
Jaime Groce, Collierville’s town planner, called The Parke at Houston Levee development “the first true mixed-use center apart from Town Square.”
Collierville named its interim superintendent Tuesday. He will serve upon Gary Lilly’s departure until the end of the academic year.
Germantown’s Municipal Park will see a new playground suited for those with and without disabilities. The enhancements are funded through a state grant.
Carriage Crossing owners are showcasing potential new tenants Saturday as part if its “Pop Local” contest.
Germantown Municipal School District’s Board of Education is formally asking the Shelby County Election Commission to find different precincts than school buildings in light of a new state law.
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