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Memphis Mayor-elect Paul Young announces transition team leaders

Just weeks after he was elected the next City of Memphis, Memphis Mayor-elect Paul Young announced his transition team and co-chairs.

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Comcast to award $5,000 grants to Memphis small businesses

Comcast is offering these grants as part of its Comcast RISE program to help businesses and communities with a focus on economic growth.

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National Civil Rights Museum hosts Catalyst for Change

Panelists address myths, strategies, and actions for collective prosperity in the Black community.

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Memphis firm Carter Malone Group wins national minority business award

The Carter Malone Group won a national award presented by the U.S. Department of Commerce and Minority Business Development Agency.

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How to Support the Black Community in Memphis Right Now

How to Support the Black Community in Memphis Right Now Thrillist 1/27/2021 Milton Howery III © City Tasting Box None of the music, food, and culture that Memphis is so renowned for would exist if it weren t for the Black community that gave rise to it. And right now, in the wake of a global pandemic that has no end in sight to the continued racial inequalities in the United States, the Black community needs the support of all Memphis. It s important to support Black business now more than ever because we are going through a global pandemic, says Cynthia Daniels, founder of Cynthia Daniel and Co. and creator of Memphis Black Restaurant Week and Juneteenth Shop Black Virtual Experience. “While the numbers are much higher than they were six months ago, it is still hard for Black businesses, they have to rely on grants and loans. But now more than ever, the community is trying to rally around the ones choosing to stick through the pandemic and support them

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