Good morning, Bartlett.

John Threadgill, president of the Bartlett Chamber since 2005, will retire at the end of January after more than two decades leading local business growth; board chairman Michael Patrick praised his commitment.

MLGW approved three-year rate hikes for water and gas for Shelby County families starting in January 2027.

The board established a new data center class and set residential water increases at 12% per year plus gas at 11%, with Memphis City Council votes expected after a Nov. 18 budget session.

Today, a Mid-South oncologist explained breast cancer risks and warning signs for younger women during a local segment (emphasizing early detection) to help residents take early action.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, local doctor Elizabeth John said women under 40 should report any breast changes (such as alterations in size, shape, or skin) promptly.

She noted that while cases in younger women are rare, they can be aggressive and need early evaluation.