Heal The Hood Foundation of Memphis is located in Hickory Hill and offers a host of  programs and events for youth in the neighborhood including mentoring, basketball, music, film, martial arts and more.

Meghan Medford and Mirna Garcia from the Summer Avenue Merchant's Association talk about the new international flags on Summer and dive into SAMA's efforts to remove blight, reduce crime and make Summer a destination for dining and shopping.  

Groove is in the air three times a week at the Hickory Hill Community Center's senior line dancing class. The classes are free and led by former Grizzlies Granny, Roxie A. Jones. 

With this month's launch of the new Power Center Academy Elementary School and 9th Grade Academy, Gestalt's charter school network now serves grades K-12 in Hickory Hill. Their next steps include a preschool, a grocery store, restaurants and more.

John Paul Shaffer with BLDG Memphis and Greg Love with The Works Inc. discuss BLDG Memphis' survey of Memphis mayoral and city council candidates, the biggest issues facing Memphis' neighborhoods and the importance of responsible and responsive policy.  

UrbanArt Commission has chosen four neighborhood groups to create public art that supports their existing work. In Binghampton, the teens of Carpenter Art Garden are turning creative expression into a potential profession.

Marquiepta Odom with the YWCA of Greater Memphis and Sherica Hymes, founder of Total Woman Summit, discuss this year's summit on September 28, the YWCA's work to support families fleeing domestic violence and how the summit and YWCA are working separately and together to empower women to put themselves first.

Aurora Collegiate Academy is a K-5 neighborhood school. Most of its students are Latinx and low-income. It's also Shelby County School's top-performing elementary charter school with a strategy for success that includes students, faculty and families.