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In The News splashatdixon

Upcoming family activities at the Dixon


Memphis monkey makes the national news


Feature Story gaitor

City visionary: Brandon Gaitor

When Brandon Gaitor looks at a community, he knows the condition of the properties tells a story about the neighborhood's social conditions. His dedication to helping the city and its people led him to work with Neighborhood Preservation, Inc. where he is creating action plans to battle blight and property abandonment.  

Feature Story Denver's newest hostel, Hostel Fish

Can urban hostels turn a profit by striking a balance?

For a large urban setting, Memphis strangely has only a single hostel to offer travelers looking for non-traditional lodging. Here we offer lessons from Denver for creating a thriving hostel scene that balances style and amenities with affordability.

Feature Story code camp

Cracking the code to a bright tech future

For new local startup Code Crew, Memphis has all we need to be a thriving tech city – if we are willing to teach our youth. The organization empowers kids from underserved communities to be tech innovators through computer science training. Their pilot program, Grizzlies Code Camp, has kids learning app development while hopefully developing a love for tech. 

Development News relevantroasters

Broad Avenue-based Relevant Roasters opens coffee bar

By mid-July, Relevant Roasters on Broad will open a coffee bar for locals to check out limited-run roasts and pick up bags of coffee.

Development News internationalrockabilly

Fresh tunes: New music fests for Memphis

Two new music festivals will launch in Memphis this year in late summer.

In The News The elevator in the Pyramid stands 30 stories tall.

MIT recognizes a company with some Memphis ties


Levitt Shell promises free family-friendly fun


The Dixon partners with neighbors to host free summer camp