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Harrah's donates to help the hungry

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Harrah’s Entertainment recently donated $35,000 to the Memphis Jewish Federation to help fund the Scheidt-Hohenberg and Harrah’s Hot Meals Program.

Improved Education Makes You More Money

During the challenging time we are all looking for more opportunity. If you are out in the job market and trying to separate yourself from other applicants or looking to separate yourself for the others in your office. Continuing your education could help.

According to a recent study released by the U.S. Census Bureau, a bachelor’s degree can add an average of $23,000 to an individual’s income.  The Union University BSOL program allows students the opportunity to increase their earning potential while continuing to work. The Union University campus in Germantown, Tennessee is now accepting applications for the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership degree completion program which will begin on August 12, 2010.  In this program, adult students with an associate’s degree (or 60 hours of college credit) can complete a bachelor’s degree in as little as eighteen (18) months attending class one evening a week.  Financial aid is available for the program.

Germantown aldermen ignore residents' objections on new retirement community

The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved an outline plan for a new senior living facility.

Formation Development Group of Georgia plans on building 182 units on almost seven acres of wooded property east of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church at Poplar and Kimbrough.

Read about residents' concerns in The Commercial Appeal.

Firehouse Subs Foundation donates to Germantown Fire Department

After a year collecting donations and raising funds to help the Germantown Fire Department, Germantown Firehouse Subs franchisee Jim Maxwell, along with the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, have donated $11,500 worth of equipment to the town’s fire department.

Read more about it in the Memphis Daily News.

Germantown in-fill project is host for Vesta

The Memphis Area Home Builders Association is trying a new tact — or perhaps new tract — for this year’s Vesta event in the face of a trying economy and depressed home sales.

What’s significantly different with this year’s show is the location — an infill site in the heart of Germantown at Neshoba and Cordova Roads.


Read more: Improving housing market has home show developer optimistic all five homes will sell - Memphis Business Journal

Photo courtesy MABHA

Germantown man beats cancer and pursues lifelong dream

A Germantown man beat cancer and is days away from fulfilling a lifelong dream.   29-year-old Ryan Swanson always wanted to own his own business.  He worked hard, he studied, and then he was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma – Stage 4.

The diagnosis only made him fight harder...and on Tuesday, June 15th Ryan Swanson will officially open the Ryan Patrick Salon.

Ribbon cutting for home staging business

The Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Mid-South Home Staging & Design.

Owner Rick Sanders cut the ribbon. 

You can contact Rick at (901) 326-1496 for all your staging and decorating needs.