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Section of Bartlett's Brunswick Road to close to improve sight lines at intersection
Drivers along part of Brunswick Road in Bartlett will need to look for an alternate route as the suburb closes a stretch between Ellis and Patches to make an intersection safer.
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Two Bartlett police officers investigated for separate incidents
Two Bartlett police officers are in trouble from recent events - one arrested over the weekend on a domestic assault charge, and a second charged administratively for abuse of the department's sick leave policy.
Home robbery leads to arrests in Bartlett
One of two adults charged with an array of offenses in the robbery of a 14-year-old at his Bartlett home waived his preliminary hearing Friday.
Lifeblood Works to Ensure Summer Blood Supply
Growing up, David Wiemar can remember his father answering the phone in the middle of the night to go donate blood at the local children's hospital in Birmingham, Ala.
Bartlett woman sends text seeking Xanax to detective's number, police say
A woman reportedly trying to buy Xanax sent a mass text message looking for the drug - including to a Bartlett police lieutenant.
Bartlett adopts $61 million budget, $1.62 property-tax rate
The Bartlett Board of Mayor and Aldermen gave final approval Tuesday night to a $61 million budget and the $1.62 property-tax rate necessary to fund the financial blueprint for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The approvals came after a pair of uneventful public hearings that accompanied the third reading.
Collierville Board approves ambulance contract; rejects shelter bids
As expected, the Collierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a city ambulance contract with Rural/Metro Corp. and rejected the bids for expanding the animal shelter.
Memphis.directbuy.com Improves Outdoor Products Selection by Partnering with Leading Brands
Memphis.directbuy.com, the leading home improvement club in North America, updates its inventory of outdoor products by partnering with the most trusted outdoor brands.
Bartlett approves new beer ordinance, sets final vote on tax rate for June 11
The Bartlett Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a revamped beer ordinance Tuesday night, and advanced the final reading on the budget and property-tax rate to June 11.
Tennessee first lady takes on literacy
Tennessee First Lady Crissy Haslam spoke to at the Women to Women Willaimson County Chamber luncheon at the governor's residence.
Beale Club Reopening About Timing
The negotiations to reopen one of Beale Street's busiest and most profitable nightspots were about not missing one of the busiest Downtown weekends of the year and how to handle the allegation that some employees of Club 152 either sold drugs or were complicit in drug sales in the club.
Ceremonies recognize ultimate sacrifice of those who fought for freedom
Across Shelby County on Monday morning, veterans, their families and supporters paid their respects, remembered those lost at war and bowed their heads in recognizing Memorial Day for its purpose rather than a day of cookouts and ballgames.
Bartlett and Germantown to Vote on Starting School Districts
An ordinance on referendums to establish municipal schools for two Shelby county suburbs has been approved.
New crop of green thumbs get gardening bug in Bartlett
At the intersection of Summer Avenue and Yale Road, there's a family business that's experiencing a dramatic growth in sales year over year.
Talks Underway for Club 152 Reopening
The owners of Club 152 on Beale Street and prosecutors with the Shelby County District Attorney General's office have been talking since the club was shut down a week ago as a public nuisance.
Results available for Southaven Republican runoff
He will walk free. Action News 5's Nick Kenney reports from the courtroom that Timothy McKinney The man accused of killing a police officer will avoid a fourth trial after striking a plea deal.
Suburbs Return School Districts to Ballot
As three of Shelby County's six suburban towns and cities locked in July 16 referendums on forming municipal school districts, there were indications of renewed discussions between the suburban leaders and Shelby County Commissioners on the terms of forming those districts.