MLGW is selling more natural gas as fuel now than ever before, driving profits and saving drivers cash. 

Now that the Tennesse Brewery has been promised a future, a father and a son are laying plans for the next chapter in the building's history. Outlines for a mostly residential renovation have been released, but first, the beloved pop-up beer garden festivities will return for some final "good times" before construction launches. 

For ArtsMemphis and newly installed President Elizabeth Rouse, supporting the local arts requires more than cutting checks. Looking beyond the usual grantmaking role, the organization is re-writing the book for typical arts funds by being a mentor and advocate in all corners of the community.  

Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes, an associate professor of chemistry at Rhodes College, writes a compelling argument for a liberal arts training among STEM majors for the Washington Post.

In Memphis, a city known for its generosity, it is not just foundations that are giving back--the city's corporations and local businesses are benefiting from proactive philanthropy as well. Both in and out of the workplace, foundations and corporations are making an important shift toward the involvement and engagement of individuals.