On-demand digital printing company Mimeo announced it will move its headquarters to Memphis, bringing 171 new jobs to the city. The company received $2.5 million in tax breaks to relocate.
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The Memphis Music Hall of Fame recently inducted seven new members, including Aretha Franklin. Have you heard of the other six inductees?
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Mason Temple, a flagship sanctuary for the Church of God in Christ (COGIC), was once the largest African-American church in the country. The temple, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has also played a pivotal role in the civil rights movement.
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Most of us spend lots of time with our co-workers. What could you do differently to be a better one? Sources from human resource blogs to Reader’s Digest offer tips on how to be a better co-worker.
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There’s no shortage of design inspiration each holiday. From the homes on St. Charles to the Instagram posts, it’s easy to feel both excited and overwhelmed. Here are some decorating tips that strike a balance between festive and frugal:
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From the stress of pressing deadlines to hours sitting in front of a computer, heart health is not top priority in most workplaces. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America making it important to incorporate cardiovascular wellness into your office culture. Here are five tips to protect your heart health while at work:
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With end-of-year giving near the top of everyone’s list, it can be difficult to determine which organizations to serve. From shelters to schools, there are so many people doing amazing work. Here are some questions to guide your personal giving this year:
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Pretty soon, it’s going to start looking a lot like Christmas in downtown Memphis. On Saturday, Nov. 17, a kid-friendly Holiday Tree Lighting event will take place from 5–7 p.m.
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Memphis-based nonprofit Youth Villages recently awarded $10 million in matching grant funds to expand services to help young people successfully transition out of foster care.
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If you’ve walked the streets of Memphis lately, you’ve probably noticed the artwork that has been appearing on the sides of buildings throughout the city. As it turns out, these murals are no accident. They’re all part of an effort by the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art to bring selected works beyond the museum’s walls.
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Memphians who want to avoid the malls should check out one of the many holiday artist markets in the city. Here are a few recommendations:
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When most people think of Thanksgiving, they imagine a home-cooked meal of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and other classics. But it’s actually rather common for families to dine out. Here are three great Memphis restaurants that are open on Turkey Day.
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You’ve got some hungry guests coming for Thanksgiving, which means you need to find a tasty turkey. Here’s what you should consider:
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It’s the perfect time of year to evaluate your finances to see how you can improve in 2019. Tips we share with our customers include:
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On any given day during the holidays, homemade pastries, white chocolate and sugar cookies might be in the break room. So how will you stay healthy during this season of sweet treats?
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With so many great organizations to support, how do you pick just one and still make a lasting impact? There are a few things to consider before writing that check or volunteering.
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Since surviving the Rwandan genocide and becoming an orphan after witnessing the murder of her parents as a young girl, Jeanne Celestine Lakin has addressed her dark past and enlightened audiences with her memoir, “A Voice in the Darkness.” Furthering her mission to help others, she is proud to announce the creation of her nonprofit, One Million Orphans.
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Name-calling, spreading false rumors, receiving unwanted images or threats: These behaviors and more are the types of bullying a majority of teens are subjected to online. Cyberbullying isn’t a new aspect to social media culture, and it’s hardly something that disappears, even among adults.
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This year’s Komen Race for the Cure will once again take place at the home of the Redbirds in downtown Memphis. Anyone with a family member or friend who has struggled with breast cancer will be pleased to learn that this is the only race in the community that gives grants to local hospitals for mammograms and diagnostics.
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Memphis Area Legal Services (MALS) is the go-to legal advocate for low-income families in western Tennessee. Started in 1968, in the wake of Rev. Martin Luther King’s death, MALS represents clients in Shelby, Fayette, Tipton and Lauderdale counties.
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More and more students are attending the University of Memphis, and other organizations have taken notice. One nonprofit wants to give these students more transportation options.
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Memphis is a great place to be for women entrepreneurs. According to the website magnifymoney.com, Memphis is No. 4 on the list of best cities for women to start businesses and is notable for its high median income for women entrepreneurs and its strong startup scene.
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For more than two months, Restaurant Iris lay dormant, as it underwent renovations for its 10th-anniversary year. So what’s new with Restaurant Iris 2.0?
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Believe it or not, basketball starts next month, and the Grizzlies recently added new faces to the roster. Let’s welcome these players to Memphis:
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No matter how packed your daily schedule may be, you deserve a home-cooked meal. Here are a few quick recipes that are easy to make and even easier to grab on the go.
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Mental health issues such as depression and anxiety are often not addressed in the workplace until there’s a crisis. Interventions and practices that promote good mental health in the workplace can include:
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You’ve got the carving knife, a stencil (that you’ll never tell the neighbors you used) and a trash bag for all the seeds. Now, you just need the pumpkin to turn into a jack-o’-lantern.
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The kids are off to college and now there’s extra space in the house you don’t know what to do with. Consider renting your entire home or a spare room on AirBnB.
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When it comes to honesty on social media, consumers expect it more from businesses than they do politicians – or even their family.
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