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Ribbon Cutting
The Collierville Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for G-7 Environental Service at 141 Eastley Street. From left are Eric Davis, Connie Hess, Hank Hess, Sherri Gentelshies, Sonjii Owens, Gary Siebenschuh (co-owner), Sunny CashFran Persechini, Mary Lynn Siebenschuh, Terry Dean, Cythia Rothwell, Vivian Jeans, Carolyn Maciejewski, Sue Silva and Tommy Hart.
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Bank of Bartlett reports fifth consecutive profitable quarter
Bank of Bartlett reported its fifth consecutive quarter with an increase in net income.
Bank of Bartlett reported a net income of $8,996,379 with a 2.49 percent return on assets for the quarter and 3.3 percent for the year. Cumulative earnings for the first three quarters of 2012 were $11,996,981 resulting in total earnings of $14,058,689 for the most recent five quarters.
The bank reported 30-90 day…
Bank of Bartlett reported a net income of $8,996,379 with a 2.49 percent return on assets for the quarter and 3.3 percent for the year. Cumulative earnings for the first three quarters of 2012 were $11,996,981 resulting in total earnings of $14,058,689 for the most recent five quarters.
The bank reported 30-90 day…
Local tech whiz youngest ever invited to conference
Keith Mattix is a freshman at Houston High, but he’s no ordinary 14-year-old.
Next month, Mattix will be the youngest presenter ever in the history of TechCamp Memphis, a technology conference for local/regional tech professionals and enthusiasts.
Mattix’s, who taught himself binary code when he was just 8 and started writing basic programs by the time he was 12, was tutored for several…
Next month, Mattix will be the youngest presenter ever in the history of TechCamp Memphis, a technology conference for local/regional tech professionals and enthusiasts.
Mattix’s, who taught himself binary code when he was just 8 and started writing basic programs by the time he was 12, was tutored for several…
Houston to battle familiar foe in round one of playoffs
If the Houston High School varsity football team needs any extra motivation going into Friday night’s playoff game at Southwind they need look no further than Oct. 19, when the Mustangs were outscored 20-0 in the last three quarters of the eventual loss.
With a 21-6 lead going into the second quarter, Houston failed to score again and lost the home contest 26-21.
The narrow victory represented one…
With a 21-6 lead going into the second quarter, Houston failed to score again and lost the home contest 26-21.
The narrow victory represented one…
