Carnival Memphis honors Mid-South leaders during awards luncheon
Carnival Memphis celebrated Mid-South leaders during its annual Business and Industry Salute Luncheon Thursday.
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Carnival Memphis celebrated Mid-South leaders during its annual Business and Industry Salute Luncheon Thursday.
People have lived along the river for millennia, the benefits competing with the risks. Modern levee systems built in response to past disasters like the Floods of 1927 or 1993 aren't designed for the newest risk: increased rainfall caused by climate change.
Ralph Prater, one of eight Black men and women who integrated what was then known as Memphis State University, has died.
Congressman Mark Green, R-Clarksville, represents District 7 in the U.S. House of Representatives. America’s Main Street is resilient, but even the best of businesses can’t compete when government pays people to stay home. From labor shortages to shuttered businesses, coronavirus relief in the form of stimulus payments and increased unemployment benefits has had devastating and unintended consequences in Tennessee. Here are some of the real stories of lives affected when government “help” hurts. Why Cindy Sueiro said she closed G's Pancake House Cindy Sueiro, one of my constituents, s...