Collierville company bands with Whole Foods to donate supplies to hundreds of schools
“When the opportunity came up, it was kind of unexpected, but it was a natural yes.”
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September 2026
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FedEx Freight announces partnership with NASCAR Truck Series
FedEx Freight will also become an official NASCAR partner and its exclusive freight shipping partner.
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‘Strongest heat dome on the planet’ hovers over Memphis
The heat dome over Tennessee the Washington Post said was the strongest on the planet is a pot of scalding water, and we are the crawfish.
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Memphis tensions spill into viral Reaves-Young showdown
As residents weigh in online, debates over SpaceXAI, the Safe Task Force and city leadership collide in one highly public exchange.
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Bartlett breaks ground on new school
It’ll be a new school with a fresh look and state-of-the-art technology.
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SpaceXAI posts more than 100 jobs as data center moratorium momentum slows
SpaceXAI is moving full steam ahead while Memphis City Council wants to pump the brakes on data center expansion.
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The Early Word: Central Ave. hotel is back; The Container Store packs up
Former Kid University workers appear in court, protesters want ICE out of the airport and we share the chain restaurants we’d love to see.
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Cordova apartment complex sells for $56.6M
A Pennsylvania-based company adds a Cordova apartment complex to its local portfolio.
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St. Jude’s Chili’s Care Center to undergo $13.5M reno
The Chili’s Care Center is the first one on St. Jude’s campus to bear the name of a corporate sponsor and features numerous medical capabilities.
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Cordova Countrywood development gets $47M
The Economic Development Growth Engine of Memphis and Shelby County increased its funding for the development that includes single family homes near Colonial Country Club.
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Table Talk: The restaurant franchises we’d like to see in Memphis
In some ways, Memphians seem to have a love/hate relationship with restaurant franchises.
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After years idle, Central Avenue hotel project set to start
The 112‑room Hilton Tapestry will feature meeting space, a restaurant, lobby bar and a 114‑seat rooftop bar.
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North Mississippi transportation commissioner not seeking reelection
Mississippi Department of Transportation Northern Commissioner John Caldwell will not seek reelection, he said in a recent video announcement.
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Dark allegations echo after Prince Mongo’s death
After Robert Hodges died Aug. 13 from a fall at his home, many shared touching obituaries about the city’s legendary “Prince Mongo.” But others told much darker stories about Hodges’ alleged inappropriate behaviors around adolescent boys.
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Like father, like daughter: Former Tiger football player’s daughter becomes Memphis cheerleader
Twenty-eight years after he suited up in a Memphis uniform for the final time, former offensive lineman Ron Sells gets to watch his daughter cheerlead at his alma mater.
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Halcyon Bakery aims to elevate Memphis’ pastry scene
A new Cooper‑Young spot will blend French baking, local partnerships and a community‑driven vibe.
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Inked: Heard of a bar crawl? Well, this is a property crawl.
Also in this edition of Inked: A new Academy Sports + Outdoors is opening in Millington, and a South Memphis shopping center has sold.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis loses Game 1 of Nashville series in extra innings
The Memphis Redbirds began a six-game road trip at the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Milwaukee Brewers) with a 5-4 extra-inning loss at First Horizon Park.
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‘Knowledge Bowl’ placed ‘on hiatus’ after nearly four decades
“Knowledge Bowl” may not return this year, according to an email from the general manager at WREG-TV.
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Regional One commits to new $1B hospital with no plan to pay for it
It is unclear how much the work currently underway at 495 Union Ave. is costing Shelby County taxpayers or where the money to pay contractors’ invoices is coming from.
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The Early Word: A hospital funding mystery and a ‘Knowledge Bowl’ pause
City Council may ask the Task Force to leave, 201 Poplar inmates sue over jail conditions and croissants are coming to Cooper-Young.
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Buckley: Huff says he and his coaches have to be better. He’s right.
“Charles Huff took time Tuesday to reflect on lessons learned during — and after — his first loss as coach of the Memphis Tigers.”
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Hernando plans to use AI at City Hall
Hernando’s Board of Aldermen approved a contract with artificial intelligence company Polimorphic for some City Hall operations.
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Data center moratorium proposals delayed until October
A data center moratorium is losing steam as questions of the City Council’s authority to ban the developments mount.
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Cleaner streets aim to boost Downtown’s appeal
With more staff, new equipment and expanded outreach, the Downtown Memphis Commission reports record levels of cleanup and maintenance, thanks in part to a bike-mounted street sweeper named after a blues legend.
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