For entrepreneur Tanacha Thedford, paying tribute to her two grandmothers is at the heart of Big Momma’s & Granny’s Catering. This September, the company plans to open its first brick-and-mortar location in Bartlett.
Developers Tom Intrator of 18 S Main Mem, LLC and Nick Patel of TCH Memphis, LLC announced upcoming construction on two Downtown redevelopment projects: a mixed-use building in the South Main Arts District and a new hotel on the east end of Beale Street.
Nonprofit Neighborhood Christian Centers, which assisted 53,000 people in need last year, will be opening its eighth area location later this summer. Initially, the center will be housed in St. Patrick Presbyterian Church on New Byhalia Road in Collierville, with a target demographic of helping the poor southeast Shelby County.
Community cohesion is the focus for Community Lift as it begins the application process for this year’s round of micro-grants for its Empowerment Fund, now in its second year.
Just a couple of months after entering the Memphis market in Midtown at Overton Square, Hopdoddy Burger Bar is preparing a new East Memphis location with ground-up construction at the site of a former Sears Automotive Center.
A new automobile museum highlighting the Edge District’s rich automotive history is on the way to 645 Marshall Avenue. The building, which was constructed in 1925, once featured a car showroom and assembly shop.
Developer Hamilton & Holliman LLC is finalizing designs for its first ground-up, mixed-use project downtown, with plans for another larger project if the multifamily market stays strong over the next couple of years.
Based on its work on the Wolf River Greenway Trail and protection of lands related to the aquifer and our clean water supply, Memphis-based Wolf River Conservancy took home the award for Conservation Organization of the Year at the recent Tennessee Wildlife Federation (TWF) 53rd Annual Conservation Achievement Awards in Nashville.
New restaurateur Arturo Azcarate is all set to welcome his first guests late this week to his Curry N Jerk restaurant at 126 Monroe Avenue. The venture is in honor of Azcarate’s mother, Sharon Rose Bynoe, who passed away eight years ago.
The Lamar Avenue corridor, one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares, will finally get a much-needed overhaul thanks to a $71.2 million U.S. Department of Transportation Infrastructure For Rebuilding America grant to be used for roadway repairs and capacity upgrades.
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