Memphis Trash Collection Back on Track After Winter Storm Memphis Solid Waste Collection services have officially resumed across the city, bringing much-needed relief to residents after a period of disruption caused by recent severe winter weather. Starting Friday, February 6, 2026, sanitation crews are back on their regular routes, working diligently to clear the backlog and restore normal operations. Service Resumes City-Wide The City of Memphis announced the full resumption of solid waste collection on … Read More

Memphis, Get Ready: Your Super Bowl LVIII Viewing Guide The biggest event in American sports, Super Bowl LVIII, is almost here, and Memphis is buzzing with anticipation. Whether you plan to host a lively watch party at home or immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of a local establishment, securing your viewing strategy now will ensure you don’t miss a single play, touchdown, or iconic commercial. Get ready for a thrilling game day experience as … Read More

Morant’s Season Up in the Air: What it Means for Memphis The buzz around FedExForum has shifted from playoff aspirations to anxious whispers following recent comments from Grizzlies General Manager Zach Kleiman. What started as routine updates has turned into a cryptic cloud, leaving the status of star point guard Ja Morant’s season very much in question and fans across Memphis holding their breath. The Uncertainty Surrounding Ja Morant Grizzlies GM Zach Kleiman’s recent remarks … Read More

A Memphis Senior’s Hidden Three-Year Struggle A poignant story has recently emerged from the heart of our Memphis community, casting a stark light on the silent struggles many face. For three challenging years, a senior citizen in the Bluff City called their car home. This narrative isn’t just about survival; it’s a powerful testament to human resilience and an urgent call for us, as Memphians, to examine and bolster our local support systems for our … Read More

Indie Memphis Film Festival Returns! Memphis’ vibrant arts scene is getting a major boost as the beloved Indie Memphis Film Festival announces its highly anticipated return. This annual cinematic celebration brings a diverse array of independent films, engaging filmmakers, and enriching experiences right to the heart of our city. Get ready to mark your calendars for another unforgettable showcase of storytelling and local talent. The Heart of Memphis Cinema A Legacy of Independent Storytelling For … Read More

Memphis & the Blues Highway: Tracing Our Musical Roots For us Memphians, the story of the blues isn’t just history; it’s the rhythm in our streets and the soul of our city. The legendary U.S. Highway 61, often called the Blues Highway, winds its way through the Mississippi Delta right to our doorstep, carrying with it the sounds and struggles that birthed a global musical phenomenon. The Legendary Blues Highway 61 Highway 61 served as … Read More

MSCS Closures: What Memphis Families Need to Know For the ninth consecutive day, Memphis-Shelby County Schools remain closed, profoundly impacting thousands of students and their families across our community. This prolonged closure, initially prompted by severe winter weather, widespread power outages, and critical water infrastructure challenges, has brought vital concerns about student nutrition, academic progress, and daily life to the forefront for Memphis households. Unprecedented Pause for MSCS The decision to keep MSCS schools closed … Read More