Memphis tax abatement could pull industrial user from DeSoto County
ITT Goulds Pumps would leave Southaven after 20 years for a Memphis building under an incentive approved Wednesday, Oct. 21.
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October 2026
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Parking-guidance system at airport to be finished next month
Officials said the system is already in effect on the sixth floor of Frederick W. Smith International Airport’s seven-story economy garage.
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Oak Court Mall demolition enters next phase
Crews have been working to demolish the former Macy’s portion of the Poplar Avenue property this year, and are moving on to the main mall building.
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Table Talk: Breakfast, lunch and dinner at Old Whitten Tavern
When people ask why their patty melt is called the Bonnie Melt, owner Angelia Filka always replies, “Bonnie did it better.”
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Everybody knows your name at Old Whitten Tavern
When Old Whitten Tavern opened, it was a 21-and-up bar that allowed smoking and served only beer and pizza. But they’ve since replaced high tops for high chairs.
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The Early Word: Long data-center pause fails, but anti-ICE vote succeeds
The troubled Central Lofts have a new future, a Bartlett bar feels like “Cheers” and we’ve ranked the top 10 Grizz rookies.
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Inked: Central Lofts, home sales numbers and a Collierville car wash
Central Lofts has a new owner, local home sales fell by double digits in September, and a Florida investor bought the former Glide Xpress Car Wash in Collierville.
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Where will Cam Boozer rank in the history of Grizzlies rookie debuts?
As Cam Boozer takes the FedExForum floor against the Utah Jazz tonight, Chris Herrington revisits the top 10 rookie debuts in Memphis Grizzlies history.
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DeSoto County moves toward banning kratom sales
The proposed restriction would apply to unincorporated areas of the county, not to the county's cities.
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Bad blood between Penny Hardaway and UT’s Rick Barnes? Memphis coach sets record straight.
Almost eight years later, Penny Hardaway addresses what he was hoping to accomplish during a 2018 war of words with Tennessee’s legendary coach.
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Musk spends ‘4 days a week’ in Memphis as SpaceXAI’s presence continues to grow
The parent company of SpaceXAI announced its third-quarter earnings as its founder and CEO spoke about operations at its local data centers.
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Hardaway speaks on trying times, NIL, expectations, last season, still coaching, negative recruiting and more
Highlights from Hardaway's remarks at the Memphis Rotary Club luncheon as he enters his ninth season leading the program.
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VA cuts ribbon on new Millington clinic
The U.S. Veterans Affairs clinic has seen more than 3,500 veterans since it opened June 1, U.S. Veterans Affairs officials said.
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Fired Collierville battalion chief sues town, Mehner in federal court
His attorney said he brought concerns forward prior to the departures of both former Town Administrator Molly Mehner and former Fire Chief John Selberg.
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The Early Word: School takeover back on hold; more Collierville Fire drama
The data-center moratorium vote is back, and council member Yolanda Cooper-Sutton is suspended from some duties.
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A new Millington VA clinic is providing care. But veterans and officials say rural access remains vital.
Veterans and VA officials say the new Millington clinic addresses one ongoing issue for those who have served: access, especially for those in rural communities.
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Herrington: As a new Memphis Grizzlies season arrives, it offers a simple promise
“This Memphis Grizzlies season, which arrives in full form Wednesday night with an opener against Ol’ Pal Jaren Jackson Jr. and his Utah Jazz, will be a different kind of experience.”
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Hill: Cam Boozer won’t demand the attention, but his debut is a ‘big deal’
Cam Boozer doesn’t have to flex his personality to drum up excitement for his NBA debut against the Utah Jazz. The circumstances will do that for him.
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McCarter withdraws from Lakeland forum hours before scheduled start
Lakeland mayoral hopeful Connie McCarter withdrew from a Monday night candidates forum saying she saw no benefit to her campaign to appear.
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Can state tax credits bridge the multimillion dollar gap for Memphis’ historic landmarks?
State historic tax credits could be especially beneficial in Memphis, particularly Downtown, where buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places are eligible for the credits.
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The Early Word: What could save the Sterick; plus a card game with cats
The Memphis Safe Task Force is a hot political topic, and we’ve got recs for ribs and fall coffees.
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Early voting’s first four days shadow 2018 trend
Also in the roundup: Commissioner Rhonda O’Dell’s second letter about Edmund Ford Jr., “Souls to the Polls” rallies worked to boost the early vote turnout Saturday and Pearson and Molder make appeals beyond party lines.
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Monday recap: Tigers suffer disappointing loss, but still in mix for conference title
Memphis Tigers beat writer Frank Bonner II and columnist John Martin break down the Tigers 31-17 loss at Tulane and how it impacts the American Conference race.
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Asphalt plant could move to Southeast Collierville
Standard Construction is looking to move farther away from residential homes in Collierville to a more industrial area within the suburb.
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What to Order: The Bar-B-Q Shop’s glazed ribs
In a town where you can get your ribs wet or dry, you might not even know there’s another option — glazed.
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