As part of Memphis’ “Car-Free Challenge,” 18 residents (dubbed “Model Citizens”) from various neighborhoods have committed to going car free during the entire month of April and keeping the public […]
Adriene Holland and Chloe O'Hearn started their new hooping and fitness business, Co-Motion Studio, after testing the waters with a pop-up shop in the Crosstown neighborhood's MEMFix Cleveland Street event.
Sprawl, burdensome regulations, rising property taxes, and decreasing levels of municipal services – these challenges are the focus of the inaugural Strong Towns Boot Camp happening in Memphis this week. At these events our local leaders are being immersed in out-of-the-box civic planning that can save a fragile city with shrinking resources and growing demands – and you can learn along with them.
From Crosstown to Binghampton, Memphis has proven that temporary neighborhood activation projects can yield long-term results. With Tennessee Brewery: Untapped events ready for rollout this week, the city is once again ready to reimagine a forgotten space.
University of Memphis MBA student Zach Harrison is the founder of the new DepthChartz website, which helps high school and college student athletes gain first exposure.
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