Retail development on the rise
Retail development in the Memphis area is booming in what construction and retail officials describe as the most active period for retail construction since the recession, with everything from a […]
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New coworking studio and venue opens in Cooper-Young
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Strong starts and strong futures: The reality of early childhood education
The Urban Child Institute connects the dots between education from age zero to three and the success of children. They'll host an annual symposium, Brain Awareness Night, next week to encourage the community to become more involved in early childhood education and language development.
Memphis entrepreneurs know their neighbors
Some local independent retailers are holding their own against large competitors by carving out a niche audience, and making sure they know their shopper better than anyone else.
The workplace at archer>malmo is a dog’s best friend
Memphis company archer>malmo is honored for being a dog friendly environment.
CBU students take food from cafeteria to the community
CBU has the only local chapter of the Food Recovery Network, a nationwide organization that diverts cafeteria leftovers into the hands of nonprofits.
The blight fight: 314 new local homeowners as a result of Wells Fargo settlement
Memphis continues to edge back from the Recession with a landmark lawsuit against Wells Fargo Bank in restitution for predatory lending practices.
New coworking studio and venue opens in Cooper-Young
Lisa Mac recently expanded her photography studio into an inclusive space where creative types can work side-by-side. As proprietor of Studio688, she is looking to also help cultivate the Memphis creative class by offering workshops and performances.
Strong starts and strong futures: The reality of early childhood education
The Urban Child Institute connects the dots between education from age zero to three and the success of children. They'll host an annual symposium, Brain Awareness Night, next week to encourage the community to become more involved in early childhood education and language development.
Memphis entrepreneurs know their neighbors
Some local independent retailers are holding their own against large competitors by carving out a niche audience, and making sure they know their shopper better than anyone else.
