Memphis News Today: Stories That Matter to Our City

Here are a few ways you can commemorate Black History Month and MLK50.

Memphis Black Restaurant Week is part of a larger national trend and effort to support minority restaurateurs.

One of Memphis’ entrepreneurial couples, Lisa and Luis Toro, give advice on balancing love and business. You might also be interested in: Memphis Entrepreneurs | Memphis Business Ideas | Memphis Talent

The  Muddy’s Bake Shop “Pucker Up” cake made the roundup of the 50 best cakes in the 50 best states. You might also be interested in: Memphis Restaurants | Best Places to Eat In Memphis Near You

Honor Black History Month with these events as we approach the 50th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination.

Memphis makes the list of underrated places to travel in the U.S. and abroad during winter.

The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis remembers Martin Luther King Jr.‘s life and legacy of service with their King Day 2018 celebration.

According to a new study, the local nonprofit arts industry drives $197.3 million in annual spending and supports the equivalent of more than 6,100 full-time jobs. The sector created household income of more than $160 million and generated more than $22 million in government revenue.