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Beale Street Cover Charge Cut, Larger Debate Remains -
Thursday, May 25, 2017
The Saturday night summer cover charge on Beale Street is going from $10 to $5 next month. But the discussion about the Beale Street Bucks program is hardly over. And the crowd control measure is certain to raise longer-term questions about who controls the city-owned district.
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Council Hears Railgarten Dispute in 2 Weeks, Appoints Impasse Panels -
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
Memphis City Council members will hold an evidentiary hearing in two weeks to sort out a Midtown restaurant-bar that ran afoul of the approvals needed to open with annexes including intermodal containers and an outdoor area.
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Last Word: End of The Season, Honoring Forrest and MATA's Coming Campaign -
Friday, April 28, 2017
It’s over. No Game 7 for the Grizz and the off-season begins. Spurs advance after beating the Grizz at the Forum Thursday 103 – 96. But in the process, the Grizz created a chapter in Memphis basketball lore where it is about more than winning on the court.
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Lack of Available Labor Defines Workforce Landscape -
Friday, April 28, 2017
If the American South were its own country it would have a larger economy than Germany, which is one of the reasons why coordinating regional workforce efforts in the Mid-South is paramount.
At the second annual RegionSmart Summit Thursday, April 27, hosted by the Mid-South Mayors’ Council, Michael Randle, owner and publisher of Southern Business and Development, shared this and other interesting statistics of the labor force during his presentation.
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Mid-South Mayors’ Council Announces Lineup for RegionSmart Summit -
Thursday, February 23, 2017
The Mid-South Mayors’ Council, an initiative of Urban Land Institute Memphis, has release the lineup for its second annual RegionSmart summit, which will be held at the Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education on Thursday, April 27.
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Mid-South Mayors’ Council Announces Lineup for RegionSmart Summit -
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
The Mid-South Mayors’ Council, an initiative of Urban Land Institute Memphis, has release the lineup for its second annual RegionSmart summit, which will be held at the Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education on Thursday, April 27.
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Memphis Leader Gains Regional Recognition -
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Dr. Glen Fenter, president of the Greater Memphis Alliance for a Competitive Workforce, was recently lauded by Southern Business & Development magazine.
The regional publication named Fenter as one of its 2015 Persons of the Year for his contributions to workforce development in the Mid-South. As leader of GMAC Workforce, Fenter is working to create a pipeline of skilled workers by aligning K-12 and higher education programs with employer needs in the Memphis region.
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Workforce Leader Glen Fenter Gains Regional Recognition -
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Dr. Glen Fenter, president of the Greater Memphis Alliance for a Competitive Workforce, was recently lauded by Southern Business & Development magazine.
The regional publication named Fenter as one of its 2015 Persons of the Year for his contributions to workforce development in the Mid-South.
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Archived Article: Memos -
Wednesday, May 19, 1999
Robert Miller Elected to Harrah's Ruth Hendricks has been appointed catering sales manager for the Peabody. She formerly served as operations manager for Memphis in May. Ken Nelson has been promoted from catering sales manager to assistant director ...