Each year, Memphis Teacher Residency (MTR) places educated, skilled teachers in under-resourced schools throughout Memphis. These individuals dedicated three years of teaching in Memphis to
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Your 2022 Overton Park Shell 2022 Lineup is Here! The free concert series is back just in time to fill your summer nights. The newly
Last year, Grizzlies Prep received the Governor’s Seal Civics Grant to start a middle school civics program. This Civics grant recognizes schools prioritizing teaching our
Memphis Athletic Ministries, known for building meaningful relationships with kids through sports, gifted kids with brand new kicks! On Monday, April 4hth, MAM kids left
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WE ALL KNOW BASKETBALL IS A BIG DEAL IN MEMPHIS. With Ja putting up 52 pointers and Memphis on track to make the NCAA tournament,
Some tasks we encounter in our lives seem more daunting than others. But, they can become the interceptors that change our lives. This is true
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Over the past 86 years, The Levitt Shell has provided a space for musicians and music lovers to thrive—and they’ll continue doing so while returning to their
If you haven’t seen Stax Museum’s new virtual film, THE MAGNETIC SOUTH: All Roads Lead to Soulsville and Stax Music Academy’s SOUL OF AMERICA: An
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Ja Morant continues to surpass the community’s expectations on the court through fearsome drives and determination. However, the 2020 Rookie of the Year doesn’t stop
It’s almost Christmas, and for many of us the excitement of the season is palpable. While anticipation is brimming for many, this can be a