Daughters Of Zion CNPP Grantee Announces Carolyn McLemore As The DOZ CNPP Entrepreneur Of The Week- February 6 – February 12, 2022
By: Staff Carolyn McLemore Memphis Mommas/Coco Cookie Bar 901-608-1735 Years In Business: 2 Number of
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Daughters Of Zion CNPP Grantee Announces Mrs. Tracy Y. Munn As The DOZ CNPP Entrepreneur Of The Week- Jan 31,2021 – February 5, 2022
By: Staff Tracy Y. Munn Gadara Handbags & Accessories Years In Business: 6 Number of
Daughters Of Zion CNPP Grantee Announces Junnica Harris and Brandi Cain As The Isabel Guzman Entrepreneur Of The Week
By: Staff Junnica Haris ( left) Brandi Cain ( right ) Your CBD Store 901-572-1814
Mr. Treveles Simmons Recognized As Daughters Of Zion’s Community Navigator Pilot Program Guzman – Sutherland Entrepreneur Of The Week January 16-22, 2022
By: Staff Treveles D. SimmonsTax Professionals of AmericaYears In Business: 18Number of Employees: 12Elevator Pitch
Daughters of Zion SBA CNPP Grantee Makes An Immediate Impact Educating Underserved Memphis, Tennessee Entrepreneurs
By: Staff Daughters of Zion, a Small Business Administration- Community Navigator Pilot Program (CNPP) Grantee,
Legal Bad Apples – how many bad lawyers does Memphis Have ? Attorney Juliet Akines and Attorney Laura English are exhibits in a case study of a local women’s ordeal with at least two attorneys recently by Sharon Anderson
Two different complaints against two Memphis attorneys are on file with the Tennessee Board of
SHELBY COUNTY CAN’T MAKE PAYROLL, YET SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TO FUND A $100 MILLION “MORE FOR MEMPHIS” POVERTY-PROFITEERING SCHEME: Government Gangsters — Part 10
By: The Shelby County Observer, Public Affairs Staff Investigative Report — November 17, 2025 The
‘Inhumane conditions:’ Clerk Tami Sawyer worried about inmates at 201 as judges say ‘no’ to additional operations
By Michaela Redmond MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Shelby County General Sessions Court Clerk Tami Sawyer expressed
Former General Sessions Court CAO claims clerk fired him for not signing off on inappropriate use of county funds
By Lydian Coombs and Imani Williams MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Clerk Tami Sawyer’s now-former Chief Administrative Officer, Jeffrey
Shelby County may not have enough money to meet November payroll
By: Kayla Solomon MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Shelby County may not be able to pay its
Trump signs government funding bill, ending shutdown after a record 43-day disruption
By KEVIN FREKING, JOEY CAPPELLETTI and MATT BROWN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump
TikTok influencer accused of destroying marriage ordered to pay woman $1.75M
By: Taylor Ardrey A popular social media influencer was recently ordered by a North Carolina
Safety commissioner wants more state troopers to cover posts patrolling Memphis
By:Sam Stockard More than $43M requested for 139 positions Tennessee’s Department of Safety and Homeland
Federal suit says jailers allowed male detainee to sexually assault 2 inmates at Shelby Co. women’s jail
By Lydian Coombs MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Two Memphis women are alleging that authorities at the
FBI investigating Florida teen’s death aboard Carnival Cruise ship
By: J.D. Gallop The family of an 18-year-old Florida high school senior whose body was
DOJ’s No. 2 frames legal fight as “war” on judges, state bars
By: Avery Lotz, Andrew Pantazi U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche urged young lawyers to join the