Hollywood Feed is well-known for high quality pet treats and supplies, but they're also doing their part to help reduce the number of animals in Mid-South shelters.  

275 Food Project is working towards a $1.5 billion reinvestment in local food. They're connecting farmers to buyers, reactivating spaces and building a container restaurant in Soulsville. Now High Ground takes a first look at their Ground Up fellowship.

Chuck Guthrie and Larry Tyger are antique experts, but their Market on Madison is an expertly crafted blend of vintage finds and local Memphis craftsmanship from fine art to candles. 

Angela Garland and David Jordan dive into Agape's mission to keep kids out of foster care, reduce poverty and take youth from Frayser, Whitehaven and Hickory Hill around the world with a global curriculum.   

At the Madison-Cleveland intersection, BAM Thrift Store's familiar blue awnings and chain link fence will be replaced with landscaping, a stylish patio and a coffee shop. Construct is expected to begin by June 15.

On June 3, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris hosted his first prom. More than 400 seniors citizens packed the Stax Museum for food, music and dancing. And to see who'd win king and queen, of course. 

Andy Nix and Khalil Castal of MyCityRides discuss how the lease-to-own scooter program is helping Memphians access transportation, see more of their city and save thousands of dollars in annual transportation costs.

The fight for LGBT equality started in a bar, but the movement's success is now threatening the very spaces that birthed it. Memphis' last two gay bars are now working to stay relevant in an increasingly less hostile world. 

South Memphis' 38126 ZIP code has Memphis' highest poverty rate. The Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis’ Vision 2020 plan is focused on 38126 with more than $4.7 million already invested. 

Madison Heights’ Utopia Animal Hospital uses innovative practices with a personal touch to provide positive client and patient healthcare outcomes.