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Madeline Faber

Madeline Faber is an editor and award-winning reporter. Her experience as a development reporter complements High Ground's mission to write about what's next for Memphis.

Madeline Faber's Latest Articles

On The Ground Podcast: Sheltering Memphis’ homeless population

In S2E3 of the On The Ground Podcast, High Ground News editor Madeline Faber interviews Tamara Hendrix and Dana Brooks, who provide services to Memphis' homeless population. They weigh in on the lack of resources available to women and their hopes for a new emergency shelter that will serve women Downtown.  

High Ground News is hiring

High Ground News is investing in community coverage by hiring a full-time reporter to cover Memphis issues through a neighborhood lens.

Join High Ground News’ coverage as a Creative in Research

Applications are open for the Creatives in Residence program, which will embed artists and researchers in the Madison Heights neighborhood alongside High Ground News journalists. 

Vintage advertisements and packages from Lucky Heart Cosmetics' products are on display at the new storefront at 939 Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard.
An intro to Memphis Black history

Beyond the National Civil Rights Museum and Beale Street, the vision and effort of Black Memphians can be found in every corner of the city.

Join the On The Ground team for “Great Heights: National Street & Beyond in Photographs”

As our four-month embedded engagement in The Heights area of Memphis draws to a close, we're celebrating the residents who shared their stories with a one-night-only photo exhibition.

Sharon Jones (class of 1979) and her sister Pasadena (class of 1980) pose for a photo at the annual Melrose High School alumni breakfast on Saturday morning, October 7, 2017. (Andrea Morales)
Shuttered for 40 years, old Melrose High School to open for weekend Orange Mound celebration

The Reimagining Historic Melrose event celebrates the neighborhood asset while drawing outside attention to a project potentially backed by funds related to the Fairgrounds redevelopment.

Leslie Lynn Smith, Epicenter president and CEO.
Epicenter raises $40 million, sprints toward the next phase of Memphis’ entrepreneurial movement

Having raised $30 million in philanthropy and individual donations, Epicenter has unlocked a $10 million challenge grant from FedEx. Memphis entrepreneurs could benefit from new programs born out of the $40 million fund as early as the first quarter of next year. 

(Eva Hill for HuffPost)
What it’s like to work at a suicide prevention hotline in Memphis

“We don’t read from scripts. It’s all off the cuff. Speak from your heart.”

Brett Hunter and Katie Hargrave host a community meeting to reimagine the center of National Street as the Heights Line biking and pedestrian path connecting Summer to Jackson Avenues (Heights Line Design Studio)
Help us shape our coverage of The Heights at a community newsroom

The On The Ground editorial team from High Ground News will be in The Heights from September through December covering the neighborhoods through online articles, video, photography and live events. Please stop by our weekly community newsroom to share your story ideas and help shape coverage of these dynamic Memphis neighborhoods.

Brett Hunter y Katie Hargrave son anfitrionas de una reunión comunitaria para volver a visualizer el centro de National Street como la ruta ciclista y peatonal de Heights Line que conecta Summer con Jackson Avenues (Heights Line Design Studio)
Ayúdenos a dar forma a nuestra cobertura de The Heights en una sala de prensa de la comunidad

El equipo editorial de “On Ground de High Ground News” estará en The Heights de septiembre a diciembre cubriendo los vecindarios a través de artículos en línea, video, fotografía y eventos en vivo.

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