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07/14/22

We Are Memphis Announces New Partnership with CARD

We are excited to announce that we have partnered with CARD, the lifestyle personal finance leader to bring you 16 new debit card designs – straight from Memphis, the epicenter of Soul! Now you can show off your Memphis pride every time you pay at the register.    Choose your favorite Memphis image or mark…

07/08/22

Memphis organization named ‘Southern Cultural Treasure’

A Memphis-based ballet organization has just been named a “Southern Cultural Treasure.” Because of that designation, Collage Dance Collective will receive up to $300,000 in general operating grants — distributed over three years — and a project grant of up to $7,500 from nonprofit regional arts organization South Arts. Collage and 16 other organizations located…

07/05/22

Elvis might get you there, but the soul of Memphis will make you stay

Memphis is the perennial underdog. From the outside looking in, it shouldn’t have much to offer. Built on cotton farming and now airmail—FedEx has its global headquarters in the city and is the largest employer—it’s a city with humble roots, but both culturally and historically, it’s always managed to punch well above its weight. And…

07/05/22

Local comedian brings basketball park for kids to Frayser community

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Children in one Mid-South community have a safer place to play thanks to a local comedian and activist. Mario Bradley, who performs as Grove Hero, is known for making people laugh with his comedy routines onstage. Offstage, he’s known for giving back to the community with housing and meals for the needy.…

06/21/22

FedEx St. Jude Championship promises more — of everything

Like any other self-respecting golf fan, Joe Tomek was glued to the final round of the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday. Tomek watched an exciting battle among PGA stars Rory McIlroy, Tony Finau and Justin Thomas, with McIlroy eventually coming out on top. But as the new executive director of the FedEx St. Jude Championship,…

06/21/22

Two Memphians selected for Harvard fellowships

Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design has announced this year’s round of fellows for its upcoming Loeb Fellowship, and it includes two Memphians. Derwin Sisnett, co-founder of Maslow Development Inc. and Gestalt Community Schools, and Shamichael Hallman, senior library manager of Cossitt Library, will join a cohort of seven other individuals working across the globe…

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