A new public company is ready to be traded on the New York Stock Exchange, the Shelby County Board of Commissioners is discussing $18 million and the 77th Germantown Charity Horse Show rides again. That's what's up ahead this week.

Newsletter editor Bianca Phillips is here to talk all about it.

Plus:

• A Hernando High substitute teacher has been arrested for child pornography
• The Hound Dogs think they have a product that will work
• The Arlington mayor's shoplifting case is dismissed
• State prosecutors and civil rights attorneys argue over a bail statute
• The Memphis council chair was warned that her behavior could violate the city charter
• There's an app to track sex offenders in DeSoto County