Neil Strebig is a Business/Economic Development Reporter at The 86'd Life. A Pennsylvania native and chef turned journalist, he has focused on the intersections of culture, society, and business, particularly in urban development and the construction industry. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Daily Memphian, Yahoo News, and The Commercial Appeal.
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Neil Strebig's coverage primarily focuses on local business developments and economic activities in Memphis, Tennessee. He frequently covers stories related to real estate, small businesses, workforce development, and government initiatives. To effectively reach out to Neil with pitches or contributions, consider offering insights about local economic trends, profiles of successful businesses in the area, updates on major commercial or residential construction projects within Memphis and its surrounding areas. It is also beneficial to highlight any newsworthy events related to the city's economic development or governmental changes that align with Neil’s coverage focus.
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Neil Strebig, Memphis Commercial Appeal Some new signage is planned in Memphis' Medicial District.
By: Neil Strebig
City of Memphis confirmed the land deal for the Colossus Water Recycling Plant closed.
By: Neil Strebig
The Olive Branch Planning Commission will discuss potential rezoning plans for an innovation district at its June 9 meeting.
Memphis Commercial Appeal Breakfast giant Kellogg's is reducing its Memphis workforce.
By: Neil Strebig
The Olive Branch Planning Commission will discuss potential rezoning plans for an innovation district at its June 9 meeting.
By: Neil Strebig
This week's Mane Street includes updates from Ducks Unlimited, Midas Automotive, and more.
By: Neil Strebig
On June 9, the Memphis City Council Public Works, Solid Waste and General Services committee provided an update on xAI's planned greywater plant.
By: Neil Strebig
On June 9, the Olive Branch Planning Commission voted against the DeSoto Innovation District and prepared stricter limits for data centers.
By: Neil Strebig
The Greater Memphis Chamber has added 22,000 jobs toward its goal of 50,000 by 2030 under the Prosper 2030 initiative.
By: Neil Strebig
On June 10, the NAACP and Mississippi State Conference of the NAACP updated an existing lawsuit after discovering more than 30 turbines at site.
