Portions of Memphis get dusting of snow
It wasn’t much of a snow but it beautified the January landscape for a few hours as it fluttered across Shelby County and neighboring sections early Monday.
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Health Care What a vision: Eye institute receives $300,000 grant
“It will give us the fuel to move our vision research forward,” said the director of the Hamilton Eye Institute.
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Financial Services Campaign raises more than $20k for RISE
RISE Foundation offers pro-bono, personalized guidance, savings-building programs and financial literacy classes.
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Coronavirus Watch the Jan. 7 Shelby County COVID-19 Task Force Briefing
The Shelby County Health Department reported 31 more coronavirus-related deaths on Thursday, Jan. 7. The 31 deaths have deaths dates ranging from Dec. 11 through Jan. 5.
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Arts & Culture Author Eric Jerome Dickey, ‘forever a Memphian,’ dies in Los Angeles
Many of Dickey’s books made it to The New York Times bestsellers list.
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Coronavirus Watch the Jan. 5 Shelby County COVID-19 Task Force Briefing
The Health Department reported 390 new coronavirus cases and 20 new coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday, Jan. 5.
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Business IP to sell packaging business in Turkey
IP owns a little more than 90% of the Turkish company.
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Business Two CPA firms merge
Memphis-based Vawter Gammon Norris & Company specializes in serving clients in automotive, truck and motorcycle dealerships, with clients in more than 20 states.
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Business Pipeline donates $1M to Mid-South organizations
The proposed pipeline running through portions of Shelby County would connect two existing crude oil pipelines running from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast.
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Transportation & Logistics Company expanding at Chickasaw Trail Industrial Park
IG Design Group has an option to expand operations at the industrial park to 1.23 million square feet in the future.
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Spirit of Memphis Five things Daily Memphian readers liked about 2020
We chose five responses from readers to The Daily Memphian article A year to forget? Here are 20 good things we’ll remember about 2020. Robin Lemmonds finds reason for gratitude despite being diagnosed with cancer and losing a special friend. Penny Glidewell got to know her neighbors. And Dana Turner is glad we’re washing our hands.
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Metro 2020 in Photos
Here is how Memphis and the Mid-South looked in 2020, through the eyes and lenses of Daily Memphian staff photographers.
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December 2020
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Movers and Shakers Movers & Shakers
Dunavant Enterprises and Dunavant Global Logistics Group recently welcomed Michael Bartz as Chief Information Officer. Bartz will direct all information technology and initiatives as well as lead and manage client systems and business process integrations.
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Business BlueCross Foundation adds to Mid-South Food Bank donation
Foundation has given $1.2 million to the local food bank since the pandemic hit in March.
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Memphis Grizzlies Twitter reacts to Ja’s injury
Ja Morant left the Grizzlies game in a wheelchair with a sprained ankle. The tweets say it all.
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Coronavirus Explore Bike Share honored for COVID-19 campaign
First-time users accounted for 85% of campaign ride redemptions, growing the service’s new use rate by 263%.
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Business Unemployment rate in Shelby County slides
Memphis’ unemployment rate fell from a revised 13.1% in October to 8.6%.
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Arts & Culture Brooks closing through Jan. 22
Brooks plans to reopen Jan. 23 if directive expires.
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Metro Crye-Leike eclipses $2B in sales in Memphis Region
Memphis-based Crye-Leike has more than 3,200 sales associates and offices in nine states.
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Memphis Tigers FootballWhat they’re saying on Twitter: Memphis comes out on top in Montgomery Bowl
The Tigers’ mission: Break their five-game losing streak in bowl games.
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Metro ACE Awareness Foundation and its parenting places closing in March
More than 5,000 counseling sessions have been conducted since the first two Universal Parenting Places opened in Memphis in 2015.
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Movers and Shakers Movers & Shakers
Jordan Nichols has joined Marx-Bensdorf as an Affiliate Broker. Prior to joining the firm, he served as a director and actor for theater productions and companies in Memphis, Atlanta and New York. He is a graduate of White Station High School and New York University.
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Coronavirus Watch the Dec. 22 COVID-19 Task Force briefing
The Shelby County Health Department reported 905 new coronavirus cases and three new coronavirus related deaths on Tuesday, Dec. 22.
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Health Care Methodist pushes minimum pay up to $15 an hour
Move completes the second phase of a program MLH started in 2019 to increase minimum pay across the system.
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Arts & Culture Local radio personality dies after ‘tragic accident’
Known as “The Jar,” Chris Jarman was part of “Drake and Zeke in the Morning” during its heyday.
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