Easy Way brand to be part of Downtown revival project
A development corporation bought the Memphis brand and plans to incorporate it into its $30 million Downtown project.
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November 2026
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The Early Word: Easy Way is coming back, and Jelly found his fur-ever home
Historic Temple Israel is gone, Midtown Autowerks is moving and the Chamber hires its new CEO.
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Mississippi River Expeditions brings wilderness adventures, energy to Mud Island
A canoe excursion company is the third new business at the Mud Island River Park in the last two years, giving Memphians a new view of the city from the water.
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What to Order: Libro’s meatloaf
When a good friend repeatedly encourages you to order a particular dish, you should listen.
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After nearly 5 years, Jelly finally has a home — and a new name
The black-and-white pit bull spent most of his life in a small kennel at the Humane Society, always overlooked by potential adopters. But Shellie Quarles saw something else in his eyes.
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Why hasn’t Mississippi’s US Senate race been called?
Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race remains undecided as Democrat Scott Colom’s lead continues to grow. Outstanding affidavit and absentee ballots in DeSoto County and across the state are a key reason why.
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Recipe Exchange: Erling Jensen’s rack of lamb
You know a dish is good if it’s been on a menu for more than 30 years.
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Rhodes extends president’s contract another 5 years
Jennifer Collins was named Rhodes College’s 21st president to replace interim President Caroll Stevens.
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Jayden Reid’s father had a plan. It landed a point guard in Memphis when the Tigers needed one most.
Jayden Reid didn’t score the Tigers to victory in their season opener by accident. He’s been working since the third grade to become the player Memphis needed.
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Where does Memphis stand in the American Conference race?
Which game should Memphis fans have their eyes on next week, and what potential tiebreaker scenarios exists? The Daily Memphian breaks it all down.
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Lakeland commissioner wants representation on MLGW board
State legislation earlier this year added two suburban voting members to the MLGW board, but a Lakeland commissioner wonders if his city doesn’t deserve a seat too.
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Musk confirms two additional sites near Macrohard data center
Elon Musk confirmed that two new sites at Colossus II are under development, as the company and its subsidiaries continue to buy more Southaven land.
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Chamber names next president and CEO
Joshua Gunn has served in executive roles from Glendale, Arizona, to Durham, North Carolina, where he was born and raised. And he was a successful hip-hop artist before stepping into business leadership roles.
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The Early Word: Crosstown CEO’s new gig and Musk’s two new data centers
Collierville is getting a new place to congregate, one Little Petals location has a buffet and you can be on “Love Island USA”
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Food Files: Congregation Coffee opening new location
Also, dessert shop I Love Waffle Cream is opening Downtown, and Little Petals now has a stand in FedExForum.
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Crosstown Concourse CEO stepping down, moving into a new role
For the first time since it opened, Crosstown Concourse is looking for a new lead executive.
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The Early Word: Reimagined Central Station and TN DOGE are coming soon
Pearson has things to say about gerrymandering, and we dig into the data on what happened with his loss. Plus, the Grizz lose again.
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Memphis investors buy Central Station hotel with plans to reinvigorate South Main landmark
Staley Cates, Bill Rhodes, Henry Turley and Kevin McEniry are among the buyers of the 123-room hotel, which will get a rebrand, an Oak Steakhouse, a cafe and a private club.
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Scott Colom takes DeSoto, final verdict still awaits on statewide results
Mississippi’s tight U.S. Senate race between Democrat Scott Colom and incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith still remains undecided with Colom — as of Thursday morning —leading by less than a percentage point.
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Memphis vs. VCU: What to know for Tigers’ home opener
The Tigers will play their first home game of the 2026-27 season against VCU, after starting the year with a win over No. 18 Iowa State.
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Analysis: How Tennessee’s congressional delegation changed with Tuesday’s elections
Despite Republicans’ redistricting efforts, it appears Tennessee will retain a Democrat in its U.S. House of Representatives delegation — just not one from Memphis. But despite losses, the city’s Democrats may have paths forward in future elections.
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LPI buys trio of medical-office buildings
Formerly known as Loeb Properties Inc., the company owns and manages several properties in East Memphis, including Park Place Centre, an upscale retail center at Park and Ridgeway Road.
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Jerri Green and her supporters were beaten — but not defeated
Jerri Green lost the race for Tennessee governor by 2.5 percentage points, a narrow margin in a state dominated by Republicans for two decades.
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Memphis can help national shortage of medical devices for kids, experts say
Healthcare officials and investors discussed the opportunities available in pediatric medical device innovation as the region and nation face a critical shortage.
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Table Talk: Dog & Bone wants a picture of your pup
Want your pup’s picture in place of honor while supporting a good cause? Head to Dog & Bone for its Doggo Wall of Fame, with proceeds going toward Streetdog Foundation.
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