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Rhodes students put Memphis public art on the map

The Memphis Art Project is mapping public murals and installations around the city and promoting off-the-beaten path tours of its colorful communities.

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Restaurant roundup: Ethiopian and Indian look for new locations

In this week’s roundup, a food truck is dropping anchor in a new brick-and-mortar store, and a hidden Indian gem is looking at an Eastern expansion.

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City Visionary: Kim Moss

Memphis is a place full of seemingly tireless people creatively working to push the city forwardgrit and grind doesn't just characterize our basketball. In this series, we introduce you to some of the city's visionary leaders who are facing challenges and innovating for solutions.

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Memphis Fashion Week is full-fledged and strutting this week

This week, Memphis Fashion Week has added three days of events to the culminating Friday and Saturday night fashion shows. Several events are open to the public and local retailers will be hosting special fashion-themed events.

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Young blood: the challenge of turning Millennials into Memphians

Agencies and organizations across the city are getting creative in their efforts to attract and retain the highly coveted young-professional demographic, knowing these Millennial workers bring with them fuel for economic growth and urban revitalization. 

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Healthy food festival brings good times and good habits to Broad Avenue

The first Healthy Memphis Food Festival will bring local health and wellness vendors to Broad Avenue in April.

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Community coalition sets the stage for something new at the Coliseum

In a new city climate where historic structures and long forgotten neighborhoods are being energetically revitalized, a coalition of Memphians insists the Mid-South Coliseum has a shot at a re-imagined future that capitalizes on its music history. Could their vision stay the wrecking ball?

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Free job training for unemployed Memphis residents

EPA grant administered by Memphis Bioworks provides job training and placement assistance.  

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Memphis Symphony recieves one million dollar gift