Neil Strebig
Business and Economic Development Reporter at The Commercial Appeal
Multimedia Journalist | Copywriter and Podcaster at Freelance
Chef turned journalist | Nerd | Scribe | Bylines: @memphisnews @DailyMemphian @LookoutSCruz via @Report4America @usatoday @ydrcom @nschronicle
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2 weeks ago |
knoxnews.com | Daniel Dassow |Neil Strebig
Elon Musk is connected to the Tennessee Valley Authority because the federal utility agreed to supply power to his Memphis AI facilities. As Musk's company xAI ramps up power and water use, Memphis residents have become more vocal in opposition to the project. After President Trump fired two TVA board members, the governing body has lost the ability to approve new projects, which could include xAI expansions.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Daniel Dassow |Neil Strebig
Is US safer from guns? Start the day smarter ☀️ Science of snowflakes Get the USA TODAY app Elon Musk is connected to the Tennessee Valley Authority because the federal utility agreed to supply power to his Memphis AI facilities. As Musk's company xAI ramps up power and water use, Memphis residents have become more vocal in opposition to the project.
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2 weeks ago |
commercialappeal.com | Neil Strebig
Shelby County Health Director Michelle Taylor criticized Memphis Mayor Paul Young's administration for its handling of xAI's presence and expansion in South Memphis. Taylor asserted that Young has the authority to enact ordinances protecting air quality, while the mayor's office stated that current standards fall under the federal Clean Air Act.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Neil Strebig
Neil Strebig, Memphis Commercial AppealWed, April 9, 2025 at 1:15 PM UTC1 min readA public hearing date is set for xAI and the company's continued gas turbine use in South Memphis. On Tuesday, the Shelby County Health Department posted a public notice for an in-person meeting regarding an operations permit for 15 natural gas turbines at the xAI facility at 3231 Paul R. Lowry Road in South Memphis. The public meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Friday, April 25, at Fairley High School, 4950 Fairley Road.
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3 weeks ago |
commercialappeal.com | Neil Strebig
The National Civil Rights Museum's annual event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has been moved indoors due to inclement weather. The event, which is free and open to the public, will take place at the museum located at 450 Mulberry St. in Downtown Memphis. The ceremony will be livestreamed on the museum's website, Facebook and YouTube channels beginning at 5 p.m.The event will move from the outdoor courtyard to the Hooks Hyde Hall inside the museum (overflow will use the theater spaces).
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