Applications open Tuesday, Jan. 28. Anyone interested is encouraged to apply in person at the Southaven Chamber of Commerce during weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The park has been the site of events like fitness classes, happy hour, festivals and A Taste of the District, which spotlights local restaurants. 

Two Olive Branch warehouses bought by Atlanta-based firm, Great Clips signed a lease in Arlington and Bellevue Montgomery got $500,000 from City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development.

Carter Malone Group LLC and Colliers announce promotions. 

The vending machine, a pilot project, is part of a larger effort to increase access to harm-reduction supplies across Shelby County, which recorded 910 suspected opioid overdose-related deaths in the last two years. 

Lance Moll will serve in his role until Jan. 31 and move into an executive advisor position until July 31. 

Two county officials told the Shelby County Commission last week that the xAI supercomputer could generate at least $13.5 million in tax revenue. 

“It really is unfortunate because I believe that owning your own home, especially that first home, is truly the American dream.”

Anyone can be a victim of this crime, but teenagers are the most vulnerable. And the results can be deadly.

Kelcie Nollner didn’t have a background in restaurants when she opened her first one in 2014. But she knew her salad-focused concept could find a following.

Memphis-area baker and TikTok plaintiff Chloe Sexton isn’t ready to give up despite Friday’s ruling.

The three-story building will feature a rooftop observation deck that will overlook the airfield and be used for community outreach. 

Mike Pohlman is retiring from his position at the Pickering Firm Inc. in June. 

FHN President and CEO Bryan Jordan said the fourth quarter and full-year 2024 results reflect a “focused execution” of the bank’s strategic priorities. 

On Wednesday, Jan. 15, HopeWorks broke ground on Next Story, a new $3.6 million short-term housing facility near Binghampton for men transitioning from prison into society.

The developer who won the auction for the 230-room Crowne Plaza Memphis Downtown could be denied ownership weeks before closing.

Another Crunch Fitness could be headed to Memphis, and a shopping center on Madison Avenue sold for $1.78 million. Plus, ConMed Corp. leases a new building.

Marx-Bensdorf Realtors, Southern College of Optometry, Turner Construction Co. and Valentine Insurance Services announce promotions and additions. 

The Cooper will be on 5.8 acres at Cooper Street and Central Avenue with 250 multifamily apartments, 27 rental townhomes, a 125-room hotel, surface parking and a 325-space parking garage.

“It is important to us as a company that we grow in Memphis. We want our fellow businesses to grow, too.”

The Business Blitz goal is to bring businesses, residents and community stakeholders “in a celebration of local commerce.”

A downgrade signals to the investment community that the financial performance has changed enough that the probability the hospital will not be able pay its debt has gone up, said an assistant professor in finance at the University of Memphis.

If the closing came faster than Memphis expected, retail experts and the mall’s owners say there is a silver lining.