One street in Collierville wanted to provide an experience for the community. The effort has been a unifying one and brought more happiness to people than they could have imagined.

The Pipkin Building site is planned to close Dec. 15, but City of Memphis COO Doug McGowen said if demand peaks it would reopen.

With a looming deadline for purchasing the former Tennessee Baptist Children’s Home property in Bartlett, the permits for a mixed-use project are on a fast track for consideration.

Reaction from the city’s two Congressmen and the state’s two U.S. Senators fell along party lines on the long-running political issue of access to abortions.

Miller, the safeties coach at Collierville, has been named the fourth head coach in Arlington history.

Warehouse Sale buys merchandise that was returned online, often purchasing it in bulk. It can then offer lower prices by skipping the retail markup process and selling directly to consumers at their pop-up events.

Business has been booming for Biscuits & Jams since they opened, and the restaurant could expand to other cities next year. 

The suburb discusses the reason it feels it must mask. Many other school districts in the state have lifted their mask mandate.

IMC will move its headquarters to Collierville in the next few weeks. However, the company is already looking to expand within the town.

“It’s just an excellent beacon for this community. We’re hoping that planting this sign will cause other things to grow right here where we’re standing.”

Concerns about absentee landlords have led Olive Branch and other DeSoto County cities to look at ordinances to control blight.

The town of Walls, Mississippi didn’t catch on with the housing boom of DeSoto County, but the unknown is about to change with several residential developments.

This week a group of 40 will board a plane and head to Hawaii. Many are traveling to seek closure and remember their comrades who fought for freedom.

From its roots as a general store, the business has transformed into a popular restaurant – popular enough that it needs to expand.

Arlington’s first hotel is preparing to soon start receiving guests for sports tournaments, wedding receptions and the upcoming developments east of town.

Germantown’s mayor and aldermen could see a bump in their compensation in 2025.

Mississippi contended that DeSoto County had the exclusive right to water from the Middle Claiborne Aquifer.

With the hopes of enhancing its attraction, Olive Branch officials have approved outside alcohol consumption in Old Towne by establishing it as an entertainment district.

Industrial Development Board endorses a tax increment financing proposal for Union Depot, a mixed-use project at the old Tennessee Baptist Children’s Home site in Bartlett.

Collierville’s top staff stepped away from their desks Friday to “give back to the community in more ways than one.”

Debra Rich, a cosmetologist and active community member in South Memphis and Horn Lake, spent years researching these inventors and published her findings in “Black Inventors Who Changed History” this year. 

Collierville hopes to open its sixth fire station during the summer of 2023. 

Boyle’s planned apartments in Germantown seem to have hit a snag. It seems the vested rights may have expired on the site, according to a legal review.

A California company opens a distribution center in Olive Branch, the renovation of Tri State Iron Works nears completion and the Hilton Garden Inn is bought for $36 million by a Virginia-based investor.

In the hope of drawing bigger events, the Landers Center in Southaven plans a $35 million expansion adjacent to the current venue.