Wolf River Hospitality Group is bringing a new concept to the Germantown building where Asaderos Mexican Grill formerly operated. The restaurant company has owned the space since 2021.

A group of about 50 men trying to start their day with a workout last week was met by Germantown police as they were wrapping up at the suburb’s Soccerplex on CD Smith Road.

A special election after a redrawing of districts has set the ballot for the November general election in North Mississippi.

UT Martin passed its first hurdle to open a local campus, where it plans to expand its equestrian, veterinary and agricultural offerings.

Police responded to Howard McVay Park on Wednesday, July 30. A complaint was made about a man approaching children and requesting sexual acts.

As Arlington prepares to celebrate its birthday, the town is working on some paving projects to make its roads smoother.

New documents shed some light on xAI’s long-term plans for the former Duke Energy Plant in Southaven that it bought last month.

DeSoto County supervisors have started looking at the property tax rate trying to balance the millage with the requirements set by the state regarding property assessments.

This Political Roundup dives into what the Southaven mayor said about Elon Musk’s xAI buying a former energy plant, MLGW customers who could be cut off skyrocket, TVA’s demand highs and more.

The restaurant closed its doors recently, but it’s taking its show on the road.

Each year, teachers from all seven Germantown Municipal School District schools gather at Houston High for a party and inspirational speech from Jason Manuel, the superintendent.

A senior and a junior are competing for a starting spot. But things look very promising elsewhere as the Dragons look to build on last year’s 11-victory season.

With an unknown grocer heading to Union Depot in Bartlett, the guessing begins on which one could occupy the space. And, of course, Publix is the first on everyone’s desired list.

Germantown Municipal School District recently changed its clear-bag policy, joining the majority of public school districts around Memphis.

Today’s episode brings us to Bartlett where the last restaurant in a local chain has closed, but not without a little social media controversy. 

Arlington United Pentecostal has found a new church home.

The Olive Branch Police Department is seeking volunteers to work on the force as a supplement to its regular full-time officers.

“We can decide we have a medium-tier school system or a top-tier school system, and that determines how we have to fund it,” a Houston High alumnus and parent said.

One refreshing day in Orange Beach and a Dreamsicle-flavored soda led to a snap decision for pop shop in the Memphis area. 

With the exodus of a hummingbird festival in Holly Springs, a Southaven alderman has replanted the event in DeSoto County.

An earring company will open its first Tennessee location in a Germantown retail center.

The Bartlett-based company is about to get its groove on.

“My dad bought the orchard in 1995, but the trees themselves were planted around 1887,” said the owner of the new Como Pecan Co.

The church hopes to be able to break ground sometime next year. 

The new $90 million Hernando High has more than 200,000 square feet and is situated on an expansive 94-acre lot.