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2. Shelby County layoff notices in 2024: 3 employers plan to cut ...

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   In comparison, 2023 saw seven WARN filings in Shelby County, impacting more than 640 jobs. In February 2023, American Car Center's closure accounted for almost half those jobs .

3. Shelby County Government fiscal year 2025 operating budget ...

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   Shelby County Board of Commissioners approved their $1.6 billion operating budget for fiscal year 2025 in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The almost 12-hour long meeting was tense, with the ...

4. Shelby County layoff notices in 2024: 8 employers plan to cut ...

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   Shelby County has eight Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) notices filed this year with more than 880 employees affected. In comparison, 2023 saw seven notices and 640 jobs lost.

5. Government of Memphis, Tennessee - Wikipedia

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   Eastern Shelby County is reckoned as the most Republican area of the state outside of the state's traditional Republican heartland of East Tennessee; the area's conservative white voters began splitting their tickets as early as the 1950s and switched parties outright in the late 1960s.

6. Shelby County, Tennessee - Wikipedia

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   The Shelby County area was part of the lands acquired by the United States government from the Chickasaw as part of the Jackson Purchase of 1818. Shelby County was established by European-American migrants in 1819 and named for Isaac Shelby, the former governor of Kentucky who had helped negotiate the land acquisition. [1]

7. Steve Cohen (politician) - Wikipedia

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   Cohen was then elected to serve as a commissioner on the Shelby County Commission, serving from 1978 to 1980. [1] During his time at the commission, he was instrumental in the creation of The Med, a community-funded regional hospital. [9] In 1980, Cohen served as an interim Shelby County General Sessions Court judge. [1]