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
Memphis residents question soaring MLGW utility bills
By: Jared Thomas MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Thousands of people in Memphis are trying to
Polo Isn’t a Hurricane Anymore — But Its Leftover Moisture Is Heading Straight for Us
By Addison Bentley MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) -While conditions across the Mid-South have stayed relatively quiet
Beale Street businesses ride out Memphis law enforcement surge
Local elected officials hold disparate views of National Guard deployment, Memphis Safe Task Force By:
Christian Brothers University will be changing their athletic affiliation from NCAA D2 to NAIA
By: Evan Hayes Christian Brothers University will be changing its athletic affiliation from NCAA Division
Family of driver fatally shot by Memphis police files $35M wrongful death lawsuit
By Joel Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The family of Timothy Cook has filed a
Leaders discuss development of hot mix asphalt plant in East Collierville
By Lydian Coombs COLLIERVILLE, Tenn. (WMC) – Leaders of the Town of Collierville met Monday
Property assessor warns that empty office buildings in Downtown Memphis could cost taxpayers
By Jared Thomas and Lydian Coombs MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The Shelby County property assessor
Eyesore Next Door: 100 vacant, blighted homes in Memphis demolished in 60 days; city leaders say more to come
City leaders warn neglectful homeowners to repair dangerous, vacant properties to help fight blight. By:
Arrest made after fight leads to gun being drawn at Memphis Zoo
1 charged, another cited after argument escalates during ‘Tennessee Tuesday’ By Shayna Norwood, Michaela Redmond,
Former IKEA property sold to new-to-Memphis retailer
By Jacob Gallant MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The former IKEA property in Cordova has been