The Mid-South Transplant Foundation and partners Hope City Church and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity are throwing a party with food, games, music, and discussions on the need for organ donation among black Mid-Southerners.
The redevelopment of South City will include a steel sculpture by Memphian Terry Lynn. The sculpture will honor the legacy of Foote Homes, Lynn's grandfather, and future hopes for South City.
Well-loved treat shop La Michoacana has six locations across the Mid-South. The family-owned business is now planning for new stores in Olive Branch and Little Rock.
For many Memphians, a Downtown court appearance is more than inconvenient. It's inaccessible. Community Court lets Memphians resolve minor code violations in their own neighborhoods.
Friends for Life will open The Corner on November 4. The community space will feature a pharmacy and local art for sale and offer PEP, PrEP, STI testing, education and more for anyone in need.
Where Midtown and the Medical District meet sits roughly 20 acres of vacant land. It's changed hands repeatedly along with promises and rumors for development, like the fabled Midtown Target. Now it's up for sale again.
A new public art project is debuting August 28, but it’s far from the typical mural or sculpture. Rain or Shine is usable art inspired by three months of community listening to ensure it truly serves a diverse public.
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