The Latest from Memphis
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Historic Clark Tower Goes on the Market in East Memphis
East Memphis’ landmark Clark Tower is officially for sale, opening a new chapter for the city skyline. See what makes this 1973 architectural icon unique and what the future could hold.
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Regional One Health Begins $1 Billion Expansion as Extended Care Hospital Closes
Regional One Health launches a $1 billion expansion to modernize Memphis’ medical care, while its Extended Care Hospital in Midtown prepares for closure. Discover how these changes will affect Memphis families and local healthcare.
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Greater Memphis Chamber Begins Search for Next CEO
The Greater Memphis Chamber has opened its national search for a new CEO, marking a pivotal moment for Memphis business growth and community impact. Learn what this means for the future of our city.
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Greater Memphis Chamber Launches Nationwide CEO Search
The Greater Memphis Chamber has started a nationwide CEO search, aiming to bring bold new leadership to Memphis’s economic development scene.
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Memphis Business Leaders on the Move: July 2026 Highlights
Memphis celebrates achievements and new faces in the local business world this July. Read on for highlights of promotions and movers shaping our community.
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New Used Car Dealership Coming to Mt. Moriah in East Memphis
A new used car dealership is rising near the iconic Krystal on Mt. Moriah in East Memphis, promising more options and investment in this thriving retail corridor.
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Renovation Plans Signal Bright Future for DoubleTree Downtown Memphis
Downtown Memphis could soon see the DoubleTree hotel on Union Avenue back in business, thanks to renovation plans from Ohio-based Continental Hospitality Group.
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New Grant Brings Fresh Groceries and Growth to Uptown Memphis
The Memphis and Shelby County CRA has secured an EPA grant to develop a new mixed-use grocery site in Uptown, addressing key community needs and growing the local economy.
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Memphis Business Owners Have a New No-Cost Accelerator Opportunity
Memphis growth-stage business owners can now apply for the ICCC no-cost accelerator, a national program offering strategy workshops, capital access, and pitch competitions—right here in Memphis.
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Developers Unveil Vision for Memphis Public Market in Downtown
A proposed Memphis Public Market could soon bring local flair, food, and family fun to Downtown, making space for community and culture. Learn how this project plans to highlight Memphis’ unique energy.
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Midtown Memphis Business Bounces Back With Heartfelt AC Donation After Theft
After a Midtown Memphis business lost its air conditioner to theft, the community stepped up. Thanks to an anonymous donation, the shop now has a new AC—and a renewed sense of Memphis pride.
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Memphis Downtown Incident: National Guard Member Involved in Fatal Shooting
A National Guard member was involved in a fatal shooting early July 5 in Downtown Memphis. The Shelby County District Attorney confirms an investigation is ongoing.
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Memphis Empowers Artists as Entrepreneurs
Memphis is boosting its creative economy by providing artists with the entrepreneurial support they need to succeed. Learn how local programs are helping Memphis artists build sustainable careers.
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Celebrating America’s 250th: Memphis Businesses That Changed America
From FedEx to St. Jude, Memphis has quietly shaped the daily lives of Americans with incredible business innovations. Discover how the Bluff City changed the nation as we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary.
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Memphis Art Museum Unveils Bold Riverfront Plans Downtown
Downtown Memphis is getting a creative makeover as the Memphis Art Museum unveils dazzling new riverfront signage and art installations set to attract locals and visitors alike.
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Memphis Business Community Rallies After A/C Theft
When a Memphis business was left sweltering after their A/C unit was stolen, the local community responded with a new air conditioner and plenty of support. Discover how the Bluff City’s spirit shines in…
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Creative Entrepreneurs Shine in the Spotlight of Memphis
Memphis is turning its creative energy into business opportunity as local entrepreneurs blend art, music, and innovation. See how these visionaries are reshaping Memphis’s economic landscape.
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Spotlight on Memphis: Business Movers and Achievers for July 2026
Meet the leaders and change-makers shaping Memphis business this July. From key promotions to dynamic new hires, discover how local talent is moving our city forward.
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More Than 1,400 Corporate Jobs Lost in Memphis as Layoffs Outpace Last Year
Shelby County has already seen over 1,400 corporate jobs lost in 2026, outpacing last year’s layoffs, according to new state reports. Resources and support are available for affected Memphians.
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What to Expect from Memphis High School Football in 2026: Top Transfers and Title Contenders
The 2026 Memphis high school football season is bringing key player transfers and exciting new contenders to the TSSAA gridiron. See how local teams are preparing for a shake-up and what fans can expect…
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Lennys Grill & Subs Empowers Veterans With New Franchise Opportunity in Memphis
Lennys Grill & Subs is launching a new Veteran Franchise Program, helping U.S. veterans become business owners while strengthening Memphis’s proud community support for those who served.
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Memphis Residents Get 50 Percent Off Starlink Internet as SpaceX Expands AI Plans
SpaceX is offering Memphis residents a 50 percent discount on Starlink satellite internet service, supporting local tech growth with the arrival of xAI’s new data center.
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Memphis Business Bounces Back with Donated Air Conditioning After Theft
A Memphis business is back on its feet with a donated air conditioning unit after a theft, showcasing the strong community spirit that keeps our city cool in more ways than one.
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Ashley Boggs Robilio: Carrying on the Legacy of Memphis Hospitality
Ashley Boggs Robilio, born and raised in Memphis, carries on a family tradition of hospitality as a leader in Huey’s restaurant chain and as a member of the Greater Memphis Chamber’s Chairman’s Circle.
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Pioneer Church Finds a Home in Downtown Memphis: Transformation Coming to 4th Ave Warehouse
Downtown Memphis’ 4th Avenue warehouse is being transformed into the new home for Pioneer Church, bringing new life and community energy to a historic space near the river.
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Memphis Welcomes Art Davis as New CFO to Guide City’s Economic Growth
Memphis welcomes Art Davis as the new CFO during a pivotal time for city growth. With a fresh $900 million budget, Davis aims to guide our city’s economic strategy and capture more of Tennessee’s…
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Memphis Business Battles Stolen Air Conditioner During Scorching Summer
A Memphis business is feeling the heat after their air conditioning unit was stolen in the midst of a summer heatwave. Learn how this issue is affecting local companies and what you can do…
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Memphis Mayor Paul Young Initiates Key City Leadership Changes
Mayor Paul Young announced new Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer appointments, signaling a fresh approach to city management amid economic challenges in Memphis.
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Entergy Arkansas Steps In Amid Lawsuit Over Google Data Center in West Memphis
Entergy Arkansas is seeking to intervene in a lawsuit over the release of details about its contracts with Google to build a data center in West Memphis. The case could impact jobs, local infrastructure,…
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Memphis Man Sentenced to 78 Years for Series of Business Robberies
A Memphis man has been sentenced to over 78 years in federal prison for a series of business robberies involving a firearm. The outcome highlights ongoing efforts to address gun violence and support safety…
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The Front Porch in East Memphis Builds Community Over Coffee and Conversation
The Front Porch in East Memphis has become a local gathering spot, combining coffee, community events, and mental health resources in a welcoming environment. See how this unique Memphis space is cultivating connection citywide.
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Memphis Businesses Rally for Venezuela: Donation Drive and Fundraiser Launched After Devastating Earthquake
Memphians and local businesses have launched a donation drive and fundraiser to aid victims of Venezuela’s recent devastating earthquake—showing the power of our city’s giving spirit.
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How the EDGE Loan Program Empowers Memphis Small Businesses
EDGE’s small business loan program is giving Memphis entrepreneurs critical support, helping them expand and thrive. Learn how this city-first initiative is growing local success stories.
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Memphis Entrepreneurs Shine at 4th Annual Small Business Expo
Memphis entrepreneurs and aspiring small business owners met Downtown for the 4th annual Small Business Expo, gaining valuable connections and resources to fuel their ventures.
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Memphis-Based Tucker Boyz Transportation Files for Bankruptcy: What It Means for Our City
Tucker Boyz Transportation, a Memphis-based trucking company, has filed for bankruptcy—highlighting the changing landscape of the local logistics sector and what it means for Memphis jobs and businesses.
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Memphis Welcomes Small Business Expo Back to Downtown
The Fourth Annual Small Business Expo returns to Downtown Memphis, bringing together local entrepreneurs, community leaders, and supporters for a day of connection, learning, and celebration.
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Spotlight on Memphis Business Leaders for June 2026
This June, Memphis celebrates business professionals making moves across the city. Discover new promotions and honorees who keep the Bluff City thriving.
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Catch Memphis Business Academy Basketball Action Live Online
Memphis Business Academy basketball games are now available to stream live and on demand via the NFHS Network, so fans can cheer on the Lions from anywhere. Discover how you can support Memphis high…
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Memphis Business Faces Summer Heat Challenges After AC Theft
A Memphis business was left battling the recent summer heat after thieves stole its air conditioning unit, impacting both employees and customers. Discover what happened and how locals can support neighborhood businesses facing similar…
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Local Generosity Keeps Memphis Business Cool After A/C Theft
When a Memphis business lost its A/C to theft, a local HVAC company’s generosity restored more than just cool air. Discover how Memphis rallies behind its own.
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Memphis Business Faces Summer Struggles After AC Theft
A Memphis business is battling the summer heat after discovering their air conditioner was stolen, reminding the community of both the challenges and resilience that come with running a local shop.
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Memphis Medtech Accelerator ZeroTo510 Opens Applications for 2024 Challenge
ZeroTo510 is now accepting applications for its 2024 Medtech Challenge, shining a spotlight on Memphis as a national leader in medical device startups and healthcare innovation.
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Memphis Business Finds Cool Relief After A C Unit Theft
When a Memphis business lost its A C unit to theft, local donors stepped in to save the day, proving that community spirit keeps Memphis cool—even in the hottest months.
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Celebrating Memphis Business Achievers: Movers and Shakers for June 18, 2026
Discover the latest Memphis movers and shakers in our business community. Meet the new hires, recent promotions, and standout leaders making a difference across the Bluff City.
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Memphis Airport Chairman Focuses on People First Amid State Takeover
As the state steps in to appoint new members to the Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority board, Chairman Wright Cox reminds Memphis that people—not just policy—keep our airport soaring.
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Memphis Startup Express Wages Offers Early Pay for Workers
Memphis startup Express Wages, founded by local healthcare CEO Alfred Milan, helps workers access their pay early. This local fintech is making big waves in the Memphis job market.
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What’s New in Memphis Development: Fresh Construction Projects Reshape the City
Fresh building permits in Memphis and Shelby County hint at new restaurants, vital service expansions, and business growth, keeping the city’s future bright.
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Meet the Memphis Running Backs to Watch in the 2026 High School Football Season
The top 10 Memphis high school running backs for the 2026 football season are making waves citywide. Find out which local stars are earning recognition and raising the game for Memphis-area football.
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Local Memphis IT Experts Uncover the True Business Cost of Tech Support
Memphis IT experts warn small businesses about hidden tech support costs beyond their monthly bills, offering tips on proactive solutions and cost-saving strategies.
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Memphis Business Battles Heat After Air Conditioner Theft
A Memphis business is working to stay cool and serve customers after their air conditioner was stolen in the middle of the summer heat. Find out how they’re coping and what you can do…
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Upgrades at AutoZone Park Could Boost Memphis Redbirds and Local Businesses
The Memphis Restaurant Association is urging city leaders to approve $5 million in upgrades to AutoZone Park, home of the Redbirds. Improvements could boost downtown Memphis businesses and fans alike.
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Memphis Business Bounces Back Thanks to Community A/C Donation
When a Memphis business faced summer’s worst after an A/C theft, the city’s community rallied to help with a donated unit, proving again that Memphis spirit stays cool under pressure.
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New Downtown Safety Initiative Gives Memphis Businesses a Direct Line to Help
Memphis businesses downtown will soon have a new communication line for safety concerns, thanks to an upcoming initiative backed by city officials and the Downtown Memphis Commission.
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Celebrating Memphis Business Leaders: Movers and Shakers of June 2026
Memphis celebrates its June 2026 business movers and shakers, highlighting the newest promotions and hirings across leading industries in the city. Discover who’s shaping the future of the Bluff City this month.
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Greater Memphis Chamber Surpasses Job Creation Milestones with Prosper 2030
The Greater Memphis Chamber marks progress with Prosper 2030, already bringing 22,000 new jobs to West Tennessee and energizing Memphis’s future workforce.
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Greater Memphis Chamber Spotlights Business Culture and Innovation
Memphis businesses are at the forefront of innovation and workplace culture. The Greater Memphis Chamber’s mid-year Chairman’s Forum brought leaders together to discuss how fostering creativity and collaboration is critical to the city’s thriving…
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West Memphis Mayor: Nuclear Energy Could Fuel Major $45 Billion Growth
West Memphis could soon welcome up to $45 billion in new business investment, with nuclear energy as the key to powering this regional economic growth.
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Greater Memphis Chamber Shines Light on Economic Growth and Resilience
The Greater Memphis Chamber’s mid-year chairman’s forum celebrated local business successes, showing how Memphis remains resilient and innovative, even as some sectors face layoffs.
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Kellogg’s Announces Over 100 Layoffs at Memphis Facility: What It Means for Local Workers
Kellogg’s is set to lay off over 100 employees at its Memphis facility, impacting many local families. Discover how Memphis is responding and where affected workers can find support.
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Blue Monkey Bids Farewell After 27 Years in Midtown Memphis
After 27 years, Midtown Memphis’ iconic Blue Monkey bar and grill is closing its doors. Find out when you can stop by for one last visit and how this beloved local spot shaped the…
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St. Jude Memphis Marathon Celebrates 25 Years: Registration Now Open for 2026 Event
The St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend is celebrating its 25th year in 2026 with general registration now open. Join thousands in supporting vital pediatric research and experience the Memphis community coming together for a…
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What’s Moving In: Former Winchester Furniture Warehouse Gets a Fresh Start
The old Winchester Road furniture warehouse in Memphis is being redeveloped as an Extra Space Storage facility, bringing new opportunities and added value to the area.
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Colossus Water Recycling Plant Land Deal Finalized in Memphis — Construction Awaiting Restart
The Colossus Water Recycling Plant land deal is officially closed in Memphis, setting the stage for future construction on this important eco-friendly project. While building is paused, city leaders are optimistic about advancing sustainability…
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Memphis Business News: Movers and Achievers for June 2026
Celebrate the Memphis professionals making headlines this June with our roundup of promotions and achievements shaping the city’s business landscape.
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Inside the Local Businesses Powering Downtown Memphis
Downtown Memphis continues to flourish, thanks to hardworking local businesses and their never-give-up Memphis spirit. Explore the establishments keeping our city vibrant and unique.
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Memphis Food Truck Owner Rallies Community After Fire
After a fire devastated a popular Memphis food truck, the community is showing true Bluff City spirit by rallying around the local owner and offering support. See how you can help one of our…
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Downtown Memphis Sees Tourism Rebound: Beale Street Buzzes Again
Downtown Memphis is buzzing again as visitors return in record numbers. Beale Street and other beloved attractions are fueling the city’s post-pandemic tourism comeback.
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Downtown Memphis Businesses Adapt as Trolleys Set for Return
As Memphis awaits the return of its beloved downtown trolleys, Main Street businesses are adapting with creative solutions—ensuring downtown stays vibrant until the trolleys roll again.
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Memphis Business Tees Up Support at Charter School Golf Charity
A Memphis business is making a difference by sponsoring a golf charity event for a local charter school, boosting education and bringing the community together.
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Four Arrested in West Memphis Gas Station Shooting
Four people have been arrested after a fatal shooting outside a West Memphis gas station. Authorities are continuing their investigation as the community seeks answers and reassurance.
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Memphis Police Seek Suspect in Worley Brothers Scrap Metal Theft
Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who stole thousands from Worley Brothers Scrap Metal in North Memphis by dragging out a safe. Authorities released surveillance images hoping for help from the Memphis community.
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South Memphis Shooting Leaves One Injured, Suspect in Custody
A shooting in South Memphis on Monday left one person seriously injured and a suspect in custody. The Memphis Police Department continues to investigate as the community focuses on safety.
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Memphis Food Truck Owner Seeks Help After Devastating Fire
A Memphis food truck owner is reaching out for community support after a fire destroyed their business. The city’s spirit shines as locals rally to help restore this neighborhood staple.
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Memphis Redbirds Partner with Premium Parking for Easier Ballpark Access
The Memphis Redbirds and Premium Parking are teaming up this season to make attending games at AutoZone Park easier and more affordable, including discounted parking just a block away. Memphis fans can now enjoy…
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Memphis People in Business: Movers and Achievers for May 28, 2026
Discover the latest Memphis business movers and achievers for May 28, 2026, as local professionals earn well-deserved promotions and step into new leadership roles shaping the city’s future.
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MLGW Plans $60M Expansion and New Service Center for Memphis Growth
MLGW announces a $60 million expansion and new service center, promising improved utility service and infrastructure for Memphis residents.
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Memphis Businesses Tee Up Support for Charter School Success
Memphis businesses come together to sponsor a charter school’s golf charity event, raising funds that benefit local students and build a stronger community.
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Memphis Food Truck Owner Seeks Community Support After Devastating Fire
After a devastating fire, a Memphis food truck owner is seeking support to rebuild. Learn how Memphians are coming together and how you can help keep our local food scene strong.
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What Memphis’s $12 Million American Conference Payout Means for the City and the Tigers
Memphis earned a $12 million payout from the American Athletic Conference for 2025, showing strength among G5 schools and creating new opportunities for local impact.
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Spotlight on Success: Memphis Business Leaders Making Headlines May 2026
Meet Memphis’s newest business leaders and achievers—discover who’s climbing the ladder and making their mark in the 901 this May 2026.
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Ritual Brews New Energy into Downtown Memphis Coffee Scene
Ritual, a new coffee and cocktail restaurant, brings fresh energy to Downtown Memphis’ South Main neighborhood, taking over the beloved former Bluff City Coffee space.
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Tennessee Reviews Complaints About Memphis Medical Supply Company
A Memphis medical supply business is under state investigation after customers nationwide reported fraudulent charges for products they never received, drawing important attention to consumer protection in Memphis.
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Local Businesses Power Education with Charter School Golf Fundraiser
Memphis businesses are teaming up to sponsor a local charter school’s charity golf event, raising funds and support for students across the city.
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The Crest at Bellevue: New Townhomes Coming to Midtown Memphis
The Crest at Bellevue, a planned set of 8 townhomes near Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church, signals exciting new residential growth in Midtown Memphis. Find out how this project fits into the neighborhood’s vibrant future.
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The Power of Collaboration: Building a Circular Future in Memphis
Memphis is embracing the circular economy, a future-focused approach transforming waste into opportunity. Discover how local businesses, including FedEx, are leading innovative collaborations to build a cleaner, greener city.
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Early Morning Fire Engulfs South Memphis Business on Bodley Avenue
Before sunrise, a fire broke out at a business on East Bodley Avenue in South Memphis. Emergency crews responded promptly, and officials are investigating the cause of the blaze.
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EpicenterU Students to Startups Initiative Brings Innovation to Memphis and Beyond
Epicenter Memphis and Arkansas State University join forces to launch EpicenterU, a new program that will empower Delta region students to innovate and connect with Memphis’s rich entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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Memphis Restaurants Shine with Perfect Health Inspection Scores in April
Twenty-nine Memphis restaurants achieved perfect health inspection scores in April, setting a high bar for food safety and community pride in the Bluff City.
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Memphis Entrepreneurs Shine at BizWeek Competition
Three Memphis entrepreneurs took home $10,000 in prize funds at the Memphis Medical District Collaborative’s BizWeek pitch competition, highlighting our city’s dedication to supporting local small businesses.
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Memphis Bids Farewell to Outdoors Inc. After 52 Years of Adventure
After 52 years of serving local adventurers, Memphis retailer Outdoors Inc. is closing its doors, marking the end of an era for outdoor enthusiasts in the Bluff City.
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Find Relaxation and Fun with Goat Yoga Just Outside Memphis
A goat ranch just outside Memphis is offering unforgettable goat yoga and cuddle sessions—perfect for a family-friendly outing or relaxing weekend activity unique to the Mid-South.
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Goat Yoga and Cuddles: A Unique Wellness Experience Near Memphis
A Tennessee goat ranch just outside Memphis is offering the ultimate stress relief: goat yoga and cuddling sessions for all ages. Discover how this local gem is bringing comfort and connection to the Mid-South.
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End of an Era: Outdoors Inc. Bids Farewell After 52 Years in Memphis
Outdoors Inc., Memphis’s iconic outdoors and bike retailer, will close its doors after 52 years of serving the city’s adventure lovers. This marks the end of a legendary era for local outdoor enthusiasts.
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Memphis Businesses Team Up to Support Charter School with Golf Charity Event
Memphis businesses recently sponsored a charity golf event to benefit a local charter school, demonstrating their commitment to education and community growth. Discover how these efforts are helping Memphis students succeed.
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St. Jude Corvette Drive Celebrates 15 Years of Accelerating Hope for Families Nationwide
The St. Jude Corvette Drive, a signature Memphis fundraiser, celebrates 15 years of supporting families nationwide with over $5 million raised for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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Downtown Memphis Businesses Brace for Road Closures: What You Need to Know
Planned MLGW road closures in downtown Memphis have local business owners concerned about disruptions to customers and traffic. Stay informed on routes and support your favorite spots during essential infrastructure improvements.
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Memphis Businesses Tee Up Support for Charter School at Charity Golf Event
Memphis businesses are partnering with a local charter school to support student success at an annual charity golf tournament. See how these community-driven efforts are making a difference for education in Memphis.
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Spotlight on Memphis: Business Achievers Making Moves in May 2026
Each month, Memphis celebrates leaders and rising stars shaping the business community. Discover the latest promotions and notable movers for May 2026 in our roundup.
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Remembering Brandon Clarke: Memphis Grizzlies Forward Dies at 29
Remembering Brandon Clarke, the Memphis Grizzlies forward who died unexpectedly on May 12 at age 29, and the lasting impact he left on Memphis, his teammates, and the NBA.
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Remembering Brandon Clarke: Memphis Grizzlies Forward Dies at 29
Memphis grieves the unexpected passing of Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke at age 29, celebrating his lasting impact on and off the court.
