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The Tennessee Department of Human Services is reminding parents the deadline is approaching to apply for a program to help provide food for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Palmer Home for Children recently announced that Lauren Waites has joined the organization as Vice President of Communications
This is just a casual game for Boston, which has the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference locked up. For Memphis? A lot more is riding on this game.
Money can be used to help with living expenses, including rent and food, plus tuition and books.
Live tweets from the Bubble: Things didn't go so well when the Grizz met up with the Raptors.
Memphis takes on the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Orlando bubble.
The collaboration between Walmart and the Salvation Army has lasted for more than 30 years to meet community needs.
The Brooks plans to build a new, $105 million museum overlooking the Mississippi River.
Mueller Industries reported entering into an asset purchase agreement for certain manufacturing assets and inventory of Wieland-Kessler LLC on Monday, Aug. 3.
Construction also is underway on 232 apartments and a 474-space parking structure.
While the polls are open, this is the place to come throughout the day for updates on how election day is going.
The governor and his team are addressing education at today's briefing.
Dr. Bruce Randolph, Shelby County Health Department health officer, starts off Thursday's briefing. Randolph reports four new COVID-19 deaths.
With a shortage of volunteers to work polls, a 50-year voter steps up.
Fund means that new gifts of $35,000-$55,000, pledged over up to five years, will be matched 1-to-2.
Amber Jennings, assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Herff College of Engineering, has received a 2020 National Science Foundation Faculty Early CAREER Development Award to design materials with a novel synthetic biofilm-disrupting molecule bound to their surfaces.
50 North Front has invested more than $5 million in the multi-tenant, 336,483-square-foot office tower at 50 N. Front St. since purchasing it in 2015.
Persons infected with COVID-19 should limit exposure to household contacts. No visitors should be allowed in the home.
Gov. Bill Lee is scheduled to speak today at a 3 p.m. press briefing.
In addition to monetary support, the company will share the mission of these organizations to others that may not be aware of the work they do.
Programming for the entire family will feature other partners including Sumits Yoga, Art of Living Foundation and Edible Memphis.
Any full-time city employee is eligible to participate in the COMPETE program and utilize the City of Memphis’ tuition benefit.