Former MCS superintendent Kriner Cash may lead New Orleans district
Kriner Cash may be at the helm of another southern school system. The past leader of the former Memphis City School district is one of three finalists being considered for […]
Community fitness gets Memphis moving
Exercise innovators are building communities around physical activity, engaging people of all fitness levels and weaving the changing landscape of the city into their programs.
Back to school: CBU focuses on adult learners
Christian Brothers University just saw its first adult student graduate from the recently created College of Adult Professional Studies. The degree program was created with non-traditional students in mind, focusing on the unique needs of working adults.
Coming attraction: The shifting landscape of the Memphis film scene
Memphis is seeing more creative content produced each year by local independent filmmakers as the rise of episodic television props up an industry hurt by Tennessee's lack of competitive film incentives.
