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
City of Memphis Invests $600,000 in Safer Communities Grants
MEMPHIS, Tenn., December 9, 2025 – The City of Memphis, through the Joint Office of Neighborhood Safety
City councilwoman says failed resolution to stop National Guard ‘gaslit’ residents
By Imani Williams MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The City Council’s proposed push back on the National
Former Shelby County Division of Corrections Investigator Pleads Guilty to Accepting a Bribe as a Public Official
Memphis, TN – A Memphis man has pled guilty to accepting a bribe as a public
“I don’t feel safe”: Black Memphis residents report harassment by Trump’s police task force
By:Wendi Thomas and Katherine Burgess When Reggie Williams turned 18 two decades ago, his mother entrusted him
City Council passes ordinance to allow xAI property tax revenue to benefit community
By: Shaquiena Davis The ordinance allows tax funds from xAI to be used to support
Memphis City Council approves $2.5M emergency relief fund amidst federal government shutdown
By: Gabriel Huff The Memphis Emergency Meal Provision and Housing Interim Services Loan Fund (M.E.M.P.H.I.S.
Northside Square debuts in North Memphis after years of development
By: Desmond Nugent $81M Northside Square opens first phase in North Memphis, transforming former high
Shelby County judge grants temporary restraining order on edict to realign MSCS board elections
By: Desmond Nugent Attorney Allan Wade said the ruling pauses any litigation or new candidates from
‘Tennessee Three’ Democrat announces bid for Congress against longtime Memphis representative
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — One of three Tennessee lawmakers who drew national attention in 2023
Shelby County lawmakers torn over National Guard deployment to Memphis
By: Sam Stockard Tennessee lawmakers representing Shelby County are running into a partisan split over