Major Memphis industrial portfolio sale signals rebound in investor demand
The deal is a vote of confidence for the Memphis industrial real estate market, observers said.
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April 2026
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How Penny Hardaway’s history with small guards helped him land Jayden Reid
On Monday afternoon, Northwestern guard Jayden Reid became the highest-ranked transfer to commit to the Tigers. He spoke with The Daily Memphian on why he chose Memphis and what fans can expect next season.
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Legislature adds two more criminal courts to Shelby County
The state Legislature has passed a bill that would add two more judges to Shelby County for criminal cases. The bill now heads to Gov. Lee to sign.
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Course correction: Quail Ridge’s comeback in full swing
It has been a winding path for Bartlett’s golf course — closed, destined to become a subdivision then saved by the city. With the driving range and clubhouse nearing completion, it’s almost time for Quail Ridge’s comeback.
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The Early Word: County won’t fund takeover fight; reflecting on Jim Baker
County will get two new courts, Tigers sign two new players and Quail Ridge is almost ready to par-tee.
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Firm linked to Millington racetrack owner buys Memphis warehouse
A firm tied to an industrial electrical contracting firm and a prominent drag racing operator has bought a Southeast Memphis warehouse.
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Cedar Run apartments sell at steep discount in foreclosure sale
Foreclosure deals are rare in the Memphis multifamily market.
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Herrington: Thoughts on Grizzlies in Nashville, NBA Draft entrant, lottery reform
Adam Silver’s idea of the Grizzlies being “Tennessee’s team” is a misread of the limits of Tennessee identity in an oddly long, thin state. The Grizzlies need to thrive as a regional team, across state lines, but with Nashville in that region.
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Collierville Schools wrestles with budget, enrollment, bus-driver retention
Collierville Schools Board of Education will review its budget and bus contract with Durham School Services during its Tuesday meeting.
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Food Files: Jay’s Catering opening in former Non-Vintage Wine Bar space
Jay’s Catering will open in the Non-Vintage Wine Bar space on Broad Avenue sometime this month. Renovations at Brookhaven Pub & Grill are underway, and the Café Keough space is up for a low-rent, one-year lease.
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Food Files: Burgers, coffee, chicken and smoothies
In-N-Out one step closer to its first Memphis location. Dutch Bros opens in the Edge District. Tommy’s Burgers California Style is opening its third location. Guthrie’s merges two nearby locations into one.
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Food Files: Two Dunkin’ developments and a new breakfast place
It’s all about breakfast — and wings — this week.
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Food Files: Another Raising Cane’s in Memphis and another Taziki’s in Collierville
More gyros are coming to Collierville, and a second Memphis Raising Cane’s is planning its grand opening party.
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Food Files: Ice cream, pizza and comfort food
Ice cream and more on its American Way, Rotolo’s Lakeland grand opening and Roll With It in Whitehaven.
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Delta airline route pause to JFK not a surprise, experts say
The airline said it was pausing the route because of “routine network planning” and did not say how much money it would save by pausing the route during the summer.
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The Works eyes South Memphis site for affordable housing
The Memphis-Shelby County Schools board is expected to vote Tuesday, April 28, on whether to sell the 2.3-acre former site of Orleans Elementary School at 1400 McMillan to The Works for $61,000.
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Memphis budget shows rising cost of doing business
When presenting the budget, Memphis Mayor Paul Young said the city had to make “significant tradeoffs.” From pension to healthcare and clothing, here’s a closer look at the city’s spending.
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Inside the world of Senior Assassin, the all-consuming game being played by high school seniors
Some seniors at local high schools are playing a game called Senior Assassin, crouching behind bushes, stalking other students in stores and wearing swim gear to protect themselves.
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The Early Word: Teens with water guns and the Big One that wasn’t
The city may cut its clothing budget, a handful of local football stars are going pro and the state cracks down on “fake weed.”
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis snags series win over Tides
With the win, Memphis took a one-game lead in the International League over the Gwinnett Stripers.
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New Tigers signee feels at home at Memphis
The Memphis Tigers made two more additions to the linebacker room after spring camp.
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For a while, Tennessee’s cannabis industry was smokin’ hot. Now it’s in the weeds.
Between 2018, when Congress essentially legalized THCa, and 2025, when the Tennessee legislature regulated it, the Volunteer State’s hemp industry was flying high.
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Redbirds Recap: Eighth inning rally carries Memphis to win at Norfolk
The Redbirds trailed 5-3 entering the top of the eighth inning. Memphis scored five times to take the lead for good. Pinch hitter Bligh Madris delivered the big blow with a two-run double.
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Classic hip-hop stars bring Memphis influences back to the bluff for Riverbeat
Hip-hop groups De La Soul, Wu-Tang Clan and Salt-N-Pepa all drew on Memphis sounds for their 1980s/1990s breakthroughs. They bring those sounds home at the Riverbeat Music Festival.
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Lego madness comes to Southaven: ‘You can build anything’
At the Brick Convention, continuing through Sunday, fans can celebrate everything Lego, plus buy sets and meet master builders.
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