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Jeff Hulett

Originally from Chicago, Jeff moved to Memphis in 1990 not really knowing much about the south. In fact, the first week he lived here he was suspended from school for not saying, "yes ma'am" and "no ma'am." Jeff has since developed a passion for Memphis and especially Memphis music. A member of several bands including Snowglobe and Me & Leah, Jeff works as a communications consultant with many non-profits including Playback Memphis, Church Health, Room in the Inn-Memphis and BLDG Memphis. Jeff lives in the Vollintine Evergreen neighborhood with his wife and two daughters. 

 

Jeff Hulett's Latest Articles

"My mission is to heal – whether it’s with smoothies, supplements, or words," says Sondra King, founder of K&B's Smooth Nutrition. "I want everyone to experience life, not just existence."
Women Working It: Sondra King is a smooth operator of health, wellness, and putting words to action

"My mission is to heal – whether it’s with smoothies, supplements, or words," says Sondra King, founder of K&B's Smooth Nutrition.

Students at Grizzlies Preparatory Charter School in 2017.
Teach901 hits the recruiting trail to combat Memphis teacher shortage

“Right now, every school in our city is struggling to find teachers,” says April Pruett, Teach901 Coordinator. “We, at Teach901, are hoping to come alongside our schools — and our city — to help them alleviate this burden, because no one would be where they are today without the help of a teacher.”

How Memphis Fashion Week champions the next generation of Memphis fashion designers

Time is running out for Memphis fashion designers to apply for the Emerging Memphis Designer Project. This year's Memphis Fashion Week is scheduled for May.

How this Memphis nonprofit is finding ways to make our charitable donations more impactful

Slingshot Memphis, an innovative nonprofit fighting poverty in new and creative ways, is supplying community members with tools and resources that get more mileage out of their end-of-year-gifts this holiday season. These new resources are enhancing and taking poverty-fighting philanthropy efforts to new heights.

Agape’s new Competitive Edge Youth Training program aims to address generational poverty

Agape’s partnership with Workforce Mid-South and American Job Center will provide job training, career education, and more.

Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign: Behind one man’s quest to remove illegal signs from his neighborhood

“I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if I knew there were 20 signs out there,” says Chris Collier, a resident and “the Leslie Knope” of Berclair.

Well-known local developer adds children’s books to his already impressive repertoire

“I’m not looking for accolades or awards,” says local developer and children’s author Dwayne A. Jones. “I just want to help others live better lives.”

Women Working It: This woman-led publishing house is poised to make a splash in Memphis — and beyond

“I want RiverHouse to leave a legacy of hope for this city that I love. Memphis has given me so much. It’s my home, and I love it,” says president and CEO Latrivia Welch. “Hopefully, with these new changes to the company, I can give more back to city that has propped me up and taken such good care of me over my adult life.”

Lowenstein
Historic Lowenstein Mansion to be renovated, redeveloped as boutique hotel in Victorian Village
Recycled tires serve as art and safety features along Broad Ave. bike lanes. (submitted)
Recycled tire art makes Broad Ave. bike lanes safer and creates jobs

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