The ‘For Memphis’ newsletter spotlights uplifting business, education, and community news for Memphis. Discover how the Bluff City is achieving new milestones and fostering a bright future.

The historic Audubon Park golf clubhouse is being transformed into a new church sanctuary, highlighting Memphis’ love for adaptive reuse and community spirit.

The Greater Columbus Convention Center appoints Dean Dennis, a veteran in convention management. His leadership sets a noteworthy precedent for Memphis’s own event scene.

Young Memphians are making headlines for giving back, earning national recognition, and showing entrepreneurial spirit. Dive into how our kids are shaping a brighter future for the Mid-South community.

Cambiar Investors has acquired a major new stake in Memphis-based FedEx, demonstrating faith in both the company and the local economy. Find out why this move matters for the Bluff City.

The annual Memphis Children’s Business Fair transformed Wolfchase Galleria into a bustling market run entirely by young entrepreneurs, showcasing the city’s next generation of creative business minds.

Downtown Memphis buzzed with excitement as Shop Black Fest launched its nationwide tour, spotlighting over 90 Black-owned businesses and fostering a vibrant marketplace in the heart of the city.

Elon Musk’s xAI has halted plans for an on-site water-recycling system at the Memphis Colossus data center, raising important questions about the city’s water usage and sustainability.

Greater Memphis Chamber President and CEO Ted Townsend addresses and refutes recent reports about a forced leave, affirming his ongoing leadership for the Memphis business community.

As Memphis heads to the polls this spring, voters in School Board District 6 will make important decisions for local education. Learn who the candidates are and how you can make your voice count.

Memphis entrepreneurs are proving that with passion and strong community ties, businesses can thrive far beyond the national average. See how local owners are building lasting legacies—and how you can get involved.

Memphis small businesses defy national odds with a blend of local pride, innovation, and unwavering community support. Discover how entrepreneurs in the Bluff City are building lasting legacies.

Memphis marks 50 years of political, economic, and community progress. Explore how city hall, local industry, and Memphis’s music legacy helped shape the vibrant city we know today.

Memphis-based RKA Construction has expanded its commercial leadership team, promoting Patrick Johnston to President and welcoming several new hires. This move strengthens RKA’s commitment to serving Memphis’s dynamic growth and commercial construction needs.

Memphis’s tallest building is getting a dramatic makeover. Learn how the 100 N. Main redevelopment and new hotel will transform downtown’s skyline and local business scene.

Elon Musk’s xAI has paused its water recycling project in Memphis, raising questions about technology investment and local sustainability. Stay updated as the story develops.

Fourteen new national brands, including Target and Warby Parker, are opening stores in Memphis suburbs, bringing fresh shopping choices to local families. See what’s coming soon and how it means more options closer to…

The former Railgarten in Cooper Young will soon reopen as Stomping Grounds, offering revamped outdoor spaces, local food, and entertainment for Memphis families.

Shop Black Fest is back in Memphis, bringing nearly 90 Black-owned businesses, live entertainment, and community resources for a joyful celebration of culture, commerce, and city pride.

Shelby County Sheriff’s Office reports that three teens damaged multiple landscaping vehicles, causing $30,000 in losses for a local Memphis business over the weekend.

New construction permits show exciting development for Memphis, with a new library and office spaces in the works. Discover how these projects are shaping the future of our community.

Viking Mergers & Acquisitions has opened a Memphis office to offer tailored services to local business founders, with Managing Partner Kyle Kerrigan leading expansion efforts across the Mid-South.

The Scoop, a fresh ice cream concept from Kiamesha Wilson, opens in the former Sweet Magnolia Gelato space on South Main, promising Memphis-inspired flavors and a welcome neighborhood hangout.

Battery maker Amplify Cell announced it will cut 73 jobs at its North Mississippi facility, a move expected to impact workers across the Memphis area. Local organizations are working to support those affected as…

Three water main breaks disrupted traffic and business in Northeast Memphis this week, sending local crews into action and sparking road closures. Keep up with the latest restoration efforts and advisories.

Recent water main breaks led to flooding and traffic delays in northeast Memphis, affecting local businesses and daily commutes. City crews are working swiftly to repair pipes and get the area back to normal.

Sentry LLC has reduced its stake in Memphis-based FedEx by over 34 percent, signaling a significant shift among FedEx’s major shareholders. Here’s what this means for the company and Memphis.

There is new activity at 324 South Front Street next to Gus’s Fried Chicken in Downtown Memphis. Find out what the future may hold for this prime spot.

LeBron James recently questioned the Memphis Grizzlies’ place in the city, suggesting relocation to Nashville. See how Memphis fans are rallying to show hometown pride.

Memphis basketball welcomes former NBA G League exec Gabriel Harris as new GM. His leadership is set to energize the Tigers as he brings valuable pro-level experience to the program.

A brand new mixed-use development is breathing life into the building next door to Gus’s Fried Chicken on Vance Avenue. See what’s coming to downtown Memphis.

See which Memphis movers and shakers are making waves in April 2026. Meet the professionals leading the city’s business scene to new heights.

Memphis Grizzlies player Brandon Clarke was arrested in Arkansas on April 1. Details remain limited as legal proceedings unfold, and Memphis fans await further updates.

Memphis Shelby County Schools adopts a detailed response plan ahead of the long-awaited state forensic audit release, reaffirming its commitment to transparency and strong community trust.

International Paper, Memphis’s own Fortune 500 powerhouse, will announce its first quarter 2026 earnings on April 30—offering key insights into local business and global industry trends.

One of Memphis’s own, Universal Commercial Real Estate Group, expands its reach by joining a top global network, bringing new investment and partnership opportunities to the Bluff City.

Hana Haden is the new head coach for Memphis women’s basketball, bringing a serious ‘all business’ mindset and championship aspirations to the Tigers.

Hyosung HICO is investing in South Memphis with an expanded facility, bringing more jobs and economic growth to the heart of the Bluff City. Learn how this latest development supports businesses and residents in…

The Phoenix Suns pulled away from the Memphis Grizzlies at FedExForum, posting a 131-105 win in Downtown Memphis. See key moments and what’s next for Memphis basketball.

Shadow Tequila, founded by Memphis locals Teddy and Tiara Jasper, has launched a $500,000 community crowdfunding campaign to take their products beyond Tennessee. Learn how you can support this Memphis-based brand.

The No Kings Memphis protest drew thousands downtown on March 28, 2026, before clashes with Memphis Police led to detentions and arrests near the end of the march. Here’s what we know about the…

Memphis Made Brewing closes its popular taproom after bankruptcy but continues producing its beloved craft beers for Memphians. Discover how this local icon is adapting and how you can support Memphis-made brews.

A Memphis tax business is under federal scrutiny after its owner was indicted on multiple serious charges, but the shop remains open. Find out what this means for Memphis families and how to stay…

Check out the latest movers and shakers on the Memphis business scene for March 2026. See who’s been promoted, hired, and recognized in Bluff City’s top industries.

Hattie B’s Hot Chicken and Panda Express are coming soon to neighborhoods around Memphis, joining a series of exciting suburban developments. Here’s your update on where to dine next in the Memphis metro area.

A Memphis high school student has spent more than a month in ICE custody, prompting concern from local leaders about his health and well-being. Community support is growing as the city follows this ongoing…

Morgan Steel is investing $11.7 million in a new facility on President’s Island, bringing 119 new jobs and renewed growth to Memphis manufacturing.

Morgan Steel, a family-owned steel leader, is expanding its Memphis headquarters and creating more than 100 new jobs—a major win for the city’s economy and local families.

Exciting plans are underway for the former Puck Food Hall in Downtown Memphis. Discover how 409 South Main could become Main Street’s next big thing, bringing new life and business to the heart of…

Following an unexpected incident near Beale Street, Memphis community members and authorities quickly rallied to ensure the city’s famed entertainment district remains a safe, vibrant place for all.

Memphis entrepreneur Dee Brown’s incredible story of resilience highlights how adversity can fuel success. His journey from tough beginnings to business and community leadership embodies the spirit of Memphis.

A spring evening took an unexpected turn as a shooting near Beale Street halted festivities. Tourists and business owners responded with resilience, highlighting Memphis’s commitment to safety and community spirit.

Memphis celebrates Jeff Webb, the founder of Varsity Spirit, whose local vision created a national cheerleading sensation and shaped the city’s youth sports culture.

Harley-Davidson has set its sights on Whitten Road in Memphis, signaling a promising expansion that could mean more opportunities and excitement for local fans and the city’s economy.

Two Memphis floral families are uniting to create new possibilities for weddings and events, promising more creative choices for Memphians while supporting local business.

Memphis welcomes a fresh wave of business leaders this March. Meet the local professionals making headlines and shaping the city’s economic future.

After ESPN’s Stephen A Smith commented on the Memphis Grizzlies without visiting the city, Memphis Chamber CEO Ted Townsend responded, highlighting the importance of experiencing Memphis firsthand.

Memphis Police need your help after a man was seriously injured in a downtown assault on South Second Street. Community information could be key to resolving the case and keeping downtown safe.

The Memphis community is coming together in support of Yasser Lopez, a local high school senior detained by ICE. Discover how Memphians are rallying and where to follow updates on his case.

Memphis continues to shine as its industrial market reaches the top echelons in the country, fueling jobs and economic growth. Discover how strategic advantages and ongoing development keep Memphis on the map.

Memphis is growing with fresh business permits this month, from a new Dunkin’ for coffee lovers to a family-friendly RV park for outdoor enthusiasts. See what’s brewing in our city’s latest wave of development.

The Bartlett Panthers have landed at the top of the Memphis-area girls basketball rankings for the 2025-26 season, capping off a year of strategic plays and community pride. Discover what set them apart and…

Nearly 1100 members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated visited Memphis this weekend for their annual state cluster event, bringing a boost to local businesses and showcasing the city’s trademark hospitality.

Entropy Technologies LP’s recent $10.7 million investment in Memphis-based AutoZone highlights the city’s status as a business powerhouse and underlines growing investor confidence in the Bluff City.

First Trust Advisors LP has increased its stake in Memphis-based AutoZone by 25.4 percent, signaling confidence in the company’s growth and its vital role in the Bluff City’s economy.

A Memphis state representative recently met with a student detained by ICE, showing the city’s ongoing support for its immigrant community. The visit underscores the commitment to keeping Memphis students and families informed and…

Urban Loft Co. is expanding its presence in Memphis’ Edge District with a mixed-use development designed to boost local business and enhance the neighborhood’s character. Discover what this means for Memphians and the future…

Discover the latest promotions, new hires, and business movers in Memphis for March 2026, and see how local leaders are shaping our city’s vibrant future.

Townhomes in The Lake District and new pickleball courts in Southaven are just a few highlights of the exciting growth happening in the Memphis suburbs. Explore what’s new for families and fun-seekers alike.

The University of Memphis exceeded its $8 million fundraising goal, securing $8.37 million for a new soccer and track stadium. The planned facility promises new opportunities for Memphis soccer, student athletes, and the wider…

A beloved West Coast burger chain is taking over a familiar spot. In-N-Out Burger will soon open its first Memphis location at the former Circle K and BP site on Poplar and Estate, bringing…

Rock N’ Roll Sushi is bringing its pop culture sushi experience to Oxford, Mississippi, just south of Memphis. Learn how this new spot connects Memphis flavor with college town vibes.

Christian Brothers University announces new finance and strategy leaders in preparation for President-Elect Ron Brandon’s arrival, strengthening its commitment to growth and Memphis’s educational legacy.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant addresses recent trade rumors and reacts to Jaren Jackson Jr.’s new deal, reassuring fans of his commitment to Memphis and the team’s future.

Barclays PLC has reduced its stake in Memphis-headquartered AutoZone by over 31 percent this quarter. Learn how this move fits into the bigger picture of Memphis business.

IKEA has confirmed it will close its Cordova store this year, impacting 114 Memphis workers. Learn more about what’s next for employees and local shoppers.

Memphis is shining a spotlight on local business talent with a fresh wave of promotions and appointments in March 2026. These new roles are shaping the city’s economic future and energizing our community.

After the nuisance closure of a Southeast Memphis hotel, neighboring businesses are expressing relief and optimism for safer, more welcoming surroundings. The move promises positive change and supports ongoing revitalization efforts around American Way.

Take a look back at Memphis history on March 4. From Old Towne celebrations to Germantown’s show rings, each year brought moments that define our city’s spirit.

Memphis high school basketball players showcased impressive performances in Week 16 of the 2025–26 season. See which local athletes made headlines and learn how to follow the action as the playoffs approach.

A major investor has increased its stake in FedEx, signaling strong confidence in one of Memphis’ most important employers and economic drivers.

JPMorgan Chase has raised its stock price target for Memphis-based AutoZone to $4,300, signaling strong confidence in the local auto parts giant. This upgrade highlights AutoZone’s influence in Memphis and potential for continued growth.

Several Memphis restaurants closed their doors in 2026, marking an end to many local favorites. See the full list and reflect on the memories these eateries created across the Bluff City.

FedEx, Memphis’s hometown shipping leader, saw a slight recalibration from major investor Staley Capital Advisers. Learn what this means for Memphis and local economic watchers.

AAON’s Memphis plant is experiencing growing pains as it ramps up to meet strong national data center demand. Find out how operational challenges today are paving the way for future growth in both Memphis…

Memphis-area girls basketball teams are shaking up the TSSAA playoff rankings with two new teams joining the city top 10. Find out which Memphis schools are making headlines as state championships draw near.

STG Logistics has chosen Memphis for its latest cross-dock warehouse, boosting the city’s logistics industry and creating local opportunities.

The Studio Karaoke is now open in Memphis at Poplar Plaza (3460 Plaza Ave) with five private, Memphis-inspired karaoke suites for groups of 2–18, food and drinks delivered to your room, and late-night hours…

Every February 28, Memphis reflects on local high school championships and community milestones that helped shape the city’s unique history. Discover the moments and memories that connect generations across the Bluff City.

Memphis high school students staged a walkout to protest the ICE detainment of a fellow classmate, drawing attention to local immigration issues and showcasing the power of youth advocacy in the community.

Oak Court Mall, a Memphis staple since 1988, is set for demolition amid changes in retail trends. Learn about the reasons, what’s next for this East Memphis landmark, and how you can be part…

Downtown Memphis businesses faced challenges during a recent water main break, but the city rallied to support each other and recover quickly. See how you can help local shops and restaurants rebound.

Meet the latest Memphis professionals achieving career milestones in the February 2026 People in Business roundup. See who’s making waves across the local business community.