JUICE Orange Mound has a plan to revitalize the neighborhood that starts with equipping residents with the tools to lead the way. "Our land is our history," said JUICE's founder. "Its ownership is both our past and our future."
Frayser CDC held an open house July 13 for three newly-built homes. They plan to build 30 over two years and hope the activity will increase home values, homeownership, community pride and new investment.
Hollywood Feed is well-known for high quality pet treats and supplies, but they're also doing their part to help reduce the number of animals in Mid-South shelters.
On June 3, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris hosted his first prom. More than 400 seniors citizens packed the Stax Museum for food, music and dancing. And to see who'd win king and queen, of course.
On May 18, Gateways for Growth convened a diverse group of immigrants who now call Memphis home. They enjoyed sweet treats at La Michocana and set to work brainstorming ways to make Memphis a more immigrant-friendly city.
“You can find a burger or a hot wing on just about every corner, however [healthy] options are not provided to them. We’re going to offer things that people really want to eat and have a taste for in this neighborhood, but have to go outside of the community to get.”
Neighbors of Gaisman Park came together for a weekend cleanup and celebration of the diversity and vibrancy of community's residents.
Looking for an unassuming deli with some of the best (and perhaps only) Indian-Korean-Creole-American fusing food in town? Look no further than Sam's Deli and husband and wife team Brad and Shamira Wilbanks
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