Hernando’s Hide-A-Way in Whitehaven goes international
Hernando’s Hide-A-Way at 3210 Old Hernando Road in Whitehaven is among the city’s most popular attractions for international tourists. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)
Memphis is going international.
Memphis draws its fair share of domestic tourists, especially because it is commonly cited as the birthplace of the blues and rock ’n’ roll — two uniquely American forms of artistic expression.
But it turns out the rest of the world loves the city’s rich musical heritage just as much.
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Noah McLane
Noah McLane reports on business for The Daily Memphian. He was born and raised in Tennessee and attended journalism school at Middle Tennessee State University, where his passion for community-focused storytelling began.
Prior to writing for the business section, Noah was the editor-in-chief of his college newspaper, worked on general assignment for the Jackson Hole News & Guide in Jackson, Wyoming, and was most recently the statehouse contractor for The Daily Memphian.
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