For the next city building cycle, the biggest single line in Memphis’s proposed capital plan isn’t police, fire, or roads—it’s libraries. That choice, layered onto freight, interstate and port upgrades, hints at…
Read Article →A new truck plant, supplier park and regional freight spine are beginning to overlap. The open question is…
Read →City Council agendas, utility briefings and BLS snapshots now line up closely enough to sketch where the metro’s…
Read →From a long-shuttered Orange Mound school to an Uptown pool and a riverfront landing, Memphis is quietly putting…
Read →A five‑year capital plan that only binds year one, small forgivable loans for more than 120 firms, and…
Read →From a 19th‑century riverfront library to a long-boarded-up school in Orange Mound and a reworked Mud Island boat…
Read →From a long-boarded school in Orange Mound to a future splash pad in Douglass, capital plans and campus…
Read →Memphis Is Finally Winning the AI Race. Banning Data Centers Now Would Be a Huge Mistake Memphis has…
Read →From a boarded-up school in Orange Mound to riverfront stacks on Front Street, Memphis is putting money and…
Read →From an old-growth forest fence to a shuttered school and early library, the city keeps circling back to…
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