Kingsbury High’s student media team shapes the school’s narrative
Kingsbury High School's new online student publication aims to give students a voice and showcase the school's unique offerings.
The Heights is a collection of neighborhoods — Highland Heights, Mitchell Heights, Graham Heights, and others — located roughly between Tillman and Graham Streets to the east and west and Jackson and Summer Avenues to the north and south. It’s predominantly working class with modest homes, young families, and many senior residents. The area was first developed in the early 1900s and boomed as Summer Avenue grew into a major Memphis thoroughfare. Today it’s one of the most ethnically diverse areas the city, with business owners and families from more than 30 different countries. Join us for our in-depth coverage of The Heights from September to December 2018.
Kingsbury High School's new online student publication aims to give students a voice and showcase the school's unique offerings.
Memphis-based HopeWorks is a top-tier winner of First Tennessee's 25 Years of Giving contest. With the funds, the nonprofit plans further growth at its new Summer Avenue location.
The Heights’ many stakeholders are investing time and thousands of dollars into building and maintaining green spaces, but they’re hoping their efforts attract larger projects in the next few years.
Visit two Mitchell Heights gardens growing food, flowers, and community alongside the Mitchell Heights Neighborhood Association and its handful of dedicated members.
The Doghouse opened in July, and it’s growing fast alongside hopes for Summer Avenue's future.
Take a tour through Spain and Latin America with the students of Treadwell Elementary School to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
From gang relations to gardening, the Mitchell Heights Neighborhood Association is taking ownership of its 40-block neighborhood. Grown from that grassroots effort is a commercial nursery that recently secured a contract to plant flowers at Memphis City Hall.
Mitchell Heights es una sección de 40 cuadras de “The Heights” que recibe un poco de amor muy necesario de parte de unos pocos residentes dedicados. También es el hogar de un vivero de flores que recientemente obtuvo un contrato para plantar flores en el Ayuntamiento de Memphis.
It’s produced legendary music, three basketball legends including Penny Hardaway, and some of the city’s best food. Here are four more things you probably didn’t know about The Heights.
In a nondescript store front on National Street, some of the 20th century's biggest music stars once worked. Discover the one-time Heights recording studio that played a major role in garage rock, soul, and heavy metal and laid the groundwork for one of Memphis' most enduring musical legacies.
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