Heth
Heth, AR · Business
actionnews5.com
New lien filed against Musk-linked data center in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Another company has filed a lien against MZX Tech LLC, a subsidiary of SpaceXAI, claiming it was not paid for work performed at a data center in Whitehaven. Ferguson Enterprises LLC, a Virginia-based company, says it is owed $4.2 million for construction at Colossus 2 on...
Action News 5
Action News 5's Kelli Cook learns all about credit freezing and what it means
choose901.com
Third-generation Memphis company continues regional expansion.
The new Germantown café marks another chapter in the growth of a company with more than 50 years of Memphis history. Founded in Memphis and now in its third generation, Ramblin’ Joe’s has built its brand around coffee, hospitality, and its belief that a coffee shop should be more than a place to grab a drink.
WREG
Nearly 13,000 MLGW customers at risk of being disconnected
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — While many are welcoming much cooler temperatures this week, it also means that power disconnects will resume soon. The latest from MLGW as of this morning are 12,900 customers are at risk of being disconnected. MLGW said that while Monday’s heat index is 101 degrees, there will be no disconnects Monday, but […]
WREG
Memphis mayor defends city’s deals with data centers, says he doesn’t trust Musk
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Mayor Paul Young says he’s “no fool” when it comes to trusting Elon Musk and SpaceXAI data centers, but defended his role in securing benefits for Memphis, saying the city has to look toward the economy of the future. The remarks came during the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Legislative Conference forum […]
whatnow.com
New Braiding Shop Opening in Memphis
There’s exciting news on the horizon for Memphis hair. A new salon called Aishas Braid Bar is making progress towards opening in the area, as evidenced by permitting documents. Aishas Braid Bar has been issued a certificate of occupancy from the Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and...
fox13memphis.com
WATCH: MLGW: 13,000 customers facing disconnection
For the first time in seven long weeks, the Mid-South will get a small break from this horrendous heat and humidity. That also means Memphis, Light, Gas, and Water will resume disconnections for customers who haven’t paid their bills.
The Commercial Appeal
Hundreds tour prime South Main Memphis real estate to urge biz momentum
About 400 people visited South Main Street in Downtown Memphis Sept. 17 to tour some of the area’s available prime real estate. Organized by the Downtown Memphis Commission, its "Property Crawl" invited current and prospective small business owners, investors, entrepreneurs and the public to take a gander at vacant spaces within three blocks between Talbot Avenue and GE Patterson Avenue. Serious participants hoped to find a location for their various companies within the 11 spaces shown off by the DMC. Milton Howery, the DMC’s Chief Marketing Officer, said the event was all about bringing awareness to the “amazing properties” downtown. Many of the 11 are move-in ready, and three are prepped with a kitchen for potential restaurant space. Memphis biz updates: DMC updates Downtown initiative, U of M launches new AI law course Howery said recent growth and walkability continue to make South Main a prime destination for locals, tourists and new business owners. Good Fortune, Felicia Suzanne’s and Ritual Coffee have all moved in within the last few years amid other art galleries, boutiques, shops and restaurants. “South Main is a great location particularly because it already has a bunch of great things from trolley nights to new restaurants
thecreditunionconnection.com
Memphis Credit Union Ditches Data Chaos: How Orion Financial Found Their Analytics Answer
You’re sitting on mountains of data, but turning it into something actually useful feels like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without instructions. In Swedish. While blindfolded. Orion Financial gets it. The Memphis-based credit union—managing $1.3 billion in assets across 11 branches in western Tennessee and Arkansas—just wrapped up a...
fox13memphis.com
The Commercial Appeal
Sorelle Boutique reopens in Collierville; Germantown grows snow fleet
A women’s clothing boutique Sorelle Boutique will reopen in the historic Collierville Town Square. Brittany McCalla, owner of Sorelle Boutique at 124 E. Mulberry Street, will open the new store at the former site of Patricia’s on the Square, a women’s and children’s boutique store, which closed permanently in 2024. McCalla held a soft opening Sept. 9 for the 1,800-square-foot store, while the grand opening was on Sept. 19. Collierville Town news: Mehner out as Collierville town administrator McCalla previously operated Sorelle Boutique for nearly four years at 6300 Poplar Ave. in East Memphis, a 1,600-square-foot location in the Paragon Place shopping center. Perfect timing for Collierville McCalla said her husband found the space at Collierville Town Square after two Germantown locations they were considering fell through. The Collierville native said the timing was "nearly perfect" and being at the Collierville Town Square is the right area to help grow her business. “We feel the Town Square is a good fit because there are coordinating businesses around us that complement our business well,” McCalla said. “Not even a month in, and I can already feel the community feel amongst the businesses here. I love it. Also, the foot traffic demographics
fox13memphis.com
MLGW: 13,000 customers facing disconnection
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - For the first time in seven long weeks, the Mid-South will get a small break from this horrendous heat and humidity. That also means Memphis, Light, Gas, and Water will resume disconnections for customers who haven’t paid their bills. Memphis residents like Annie Harris say the...
fox13memphis.com
Rising gas prices impact Memphis delivery drivers’ profits
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - In the state of Tennessee, gas prices are up fifteen cents in a week’s time. In the short term, economists worry drivers are stuck with $4 per gallon prices. Pain at the pump does not impact everyone equally. "It's outrageous,” said a delivery driver named Cornesha....
whatnow.com
Mentleaf Preparing to Heal Memphis
A Memphis store with a focus on natural remedies is getting ready to heal locals from a new location. Mentleaf, which is “dedicated to providing quality organic herbs and botanical products while working with individual needs and providing sources of herbal and natural medicine information”, has filed papers to open a new Madison Avenue storefront.
Yahoo!
Chinese manufacturer picks Charlotte for US headquarters
A manufacturer of electrical components is moving its headquarters to Charlotte and will establish its first U.S. manufacturing facility here. Shemar Electric USA is investing $15 million into a 94,640-square-foot manufacturing facility and headquarters at 11125 Metromont Parkway in north Charlotte. It will create 80 jobs and begin hiring later this month. It will add roles for engineering, maintenance, supply chain, warehousing and technical and business support.
hoodline.com
Memphis Hearing Clinic Closure Is Tied to Parent Company’s Chapter 7 Case
The Memphis location of the Hearing and Balance Center of West Tennessee has remained closed for weeks. Its parent company, Real Hearing USA, Inc., filed for Chapter 7 liquidation on Aug. 17, 2026, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida, according to the bankruptcy docket reviewed through PacerMonitor. A meeting of creditors is scheduled for Sept. 22.
WREG
SpaceXAI to fill more than 100 jobs in Memphis, Southaven
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — SpaceXAI has more than 100 jobs up for grabs at its data center sites in Memphis and Southaven, Mississippi. The company has listed 127 open jobs on its careers website. Available jobs include construction managers and superintendents, electrical, mechanical, facilities, software, civil, and operations engineers, as well as facilities maintenance assistants, a […]
actionnews5.com
Collierville residents, businesses asked to help conserve water
COLLIERVILLE, Tenn. (WMC) - The Town of Collierville is calling for residents and local businesses to help in the fight to conserve water. According to the city’s utility department, they are asking residents and businesses to voluntarily adjust their watering schedules to help reduce high demand and maintain consistent water pressure.