Rob Moore is a business reporter with a focus on local news in Memphis. He writes for various publications including The Daily Memphian, Ohio Capital Journal, City of Basketball Love, Watauga Democrat, and BMJ. Rob's articles cover a range of topics including local government, transportation, education, and community events.
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Memphis, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Rob Moore's coverage revolves around local news, particularly transportation and logistics, as well as business-related topics. His articles often include press releases and profile features.
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By: Rob Moore, Aaron Clippinger, Darius Mirshahzadeh, Scott Voelker
Rob is joined by the comedian and author of Daylight Robbery Dominic Frisby in this episode.
“Art museums are really starting to embrace fashion in this way, and I think (Siriano’s) message of inclusivity is something that will resonate with our community,” said the exhibition site curator.
“This event is really about people coming out and having a really great time in DeSoto County without having to spend a lot of money.”
Ohio Capital Journal ) — On April 7, Jake Zuckerman from Cleveland.com reported nearly 400,000 Ohioans have lost Medicaid coverage since pandemic-era enrollment rules were rescinded.
“Everybody is constantly focused on Memphis, Memphis, Memphis,” Tuggle said. “I will say something that’s probably going to shock you. The most violent criminals trying to get into our county are not coming from Memphis.”
By Clay Bailey, Daily Memphian Published: May 03, 2024 9:00 AM CT
Firefighters extinguished a vehicle fire in front of a house on Mt. Zion Road at Mt. Zion Connector near Alto.
Spring has sprung, leaving many people thinking about growing food and decorative plants.At the Habersham County Senior Center near Demorest, members there are no different.
Last week, Senate Bill 254 was referred to the Ohio Senate's Ways and Means Committee.
By: Rob Moore
FEMA received three recommendations from an advisory panel that would greatly improve the reliability of its flood maps and put an end to the practice of fill and build – if the recommendations are implemented.
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