Germantown Residents Grapple with Property Reappraisal Impact Amid Tax Rate Debate
Germantown residents receive new property appraisal notices, and higher values may not mean increased taxes due to Tennessee's "certified tax rate" law. A proposed $0.29 tax adjustment could affect future tax bills.
Collierville Celebrates Richard Logston for 35 Years of Theater Magic Behind the Scenes
Richard Logston, a set designer with a 35-year career, is celebrated for his contributions to the Collierville arts scene, having designed sets for around 100 productions. He's Collierville’s first Technical Production Manager.
Rhodes College Senior Eleanor Ellsworth Shines at ASIANetwork Conference in San Antonio with Insightful Memphis Asian Foodways Research
Rhodes College senior Eleanor Ellsworth presented a research project on Asian food culture evolution in Memphis at the ASIANetwork 2025 Annual Conference.
Memphis Police Department to Host MPD Hiring Expo, Showcasing Career Opportunities and Benefits
The Memphis Police Department announced an MPD Hiring Expo for potential recruits, highlighting diverse career paths and offering competitive benefits, with easy access and pre-application at joinmpd.com.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools Interim Superintendent to Earn $325K Amid Community Debate
Memphis-Shelby County Schools' interim Superintendent Dr. Rodrick Richmond's contract sets his salary at $325,000, stirring local debate. The contract terms include health benefits, a district vehicle, and a unique termination notice requirement.
University of Tennessee at Martin Hosts Prestigious Southeastern Wildlife Student Conclave with Hundreds of Aspiring Wildlife Experts
UT Martin hosted the Southeastern Wildlife Student Conclave with 356 students and 20 university chapters participating in wildlife-themed competitions and workshops.












