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How the West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery honors those who have served on Memorial Day
Local News
Six years ago, 70-mile-an-hour winds hit Tom Lee Park
According to Memphis Weather's Twitter, 175,000 MLGW customers lost power that night.
Local News
How the West TN Veterans Cemetery Support Committee honors Memorial Day
"A veteran is somebody who wrote a blank check ... for up to and including his own personal life," Colonel Elmer Follis said.
Nation World
Championing famous and forgotten Asian Americans, this artist uses cookies as her canvas
Jasmine Cho, a self-described “cookie activist,” has gained fans over the last several years for her finely detailed cookie faces.
Local News
A look the the history of Chinese businesses on Beale Street
The Chinese community in Memphis is working to preserve their history, which goes back 150 years.
History
Memphis 13 honored with new murals at Rozelle Elementary
In 1961, 13 first graders enrolled into predominantly white schools, challenging the status quo in four Memphis public schools.
Education
Memphis 13 honored with new murals at Rozelle Elementary
In 1961, 13 first graders enrolled into predominantly white schools, challenging the status quo in four Memphis public schools.
Nation World
Auschwitz museum conserving 8,000 shoes of murdered children: 'Sometimes it's the only trace left'
The work is important but heartbreaking.
Nation World
'Unique and highly unusual' stained glass window from 1878 stirs questions about race in New England
Experts are debating the motivations of the artist, the church and the woman who commissioned the window.
Local News
Mural unveiled for the 'Memphis 13' who worked to end segregation
Sixty-two years ago, 13 Black first-grade children made history by integrating into schools like Springdale Elementary.
Local News
Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges sees sixth 'reading festival' held by National Civil Rights Museum in her name
Ruby Bridges was six-years-old when she became the first African American child to integrate an elementary school in New Orleans.
Local News
Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges discusses book bans at festival
On Saturday, Memphis' National Civil Rights Museum honored Bridges once again with her very own festival. She took the opportunity to discuss book bans in America.
Local News
Six years ago, 70-mile-an-hour winds hit Tom Lee Park
According to Memphis Weather's Twitter, 175,000 MLGW customers lost power that night.
Local News
How the West TN Veterans Cemetery Support Committee honors Memorial Day
"A veteran is somebody who wrote a blank check ... for up to and including his own personal life," Colonel Elmer Follis said.
Nation World
Championing famous and forgotten Asian Americans, this artist uses cookies as her canvas
Jasmine Cho, a self-described “cookie activist,” has gained fans over the last several years for her finely detailed cookie faces.
Local News
A look the the history of Chinese businesses on Beale Street
The Chinese community in Memphis is working to preserve their history, which goes back 150 years.
History
Memphis 13 honored with new murals at Rozelle Elementary
In 1961, 13 first graders enrolled into predominantly white schools, challenging the status quo in four Memphis public schools.
Education
Memphis 13 honored with new murals at Rozelle Elementary
In 1961, 13 first graders enrolled into predominantly white schools, challenging the status quo in four Memphis public schools.
Nation World
Auschwitz museum conserving 8,000 shoes of murdered children: 'Sometimes it's the only trace left'
The work is important but heartbreaking.
Nation World
'Unique and highly unusual' stained glass window from 1878 stirs questions about race in New England
Experts are debating the motivations of the artist, the church and the woman who commissioned the window.
Local News
Mural unveiled for the 'Memphis 13' who worked to end segregation
Sixty-two years ago, 13 Black first-grade children made history by integrating into schools like Springdale Elementary.
Local News
Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges sees sixth 'reading festival' held by National Civil Rights Museum in her name
Ruby Bridges was six-years-old when she became the first African American child to integrate an elementary school in New Orleans.
Local News
Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges discusses book bans at festival
On Saturday, Memphis' National Civil Rights Museum honored Bridges once again with her very own festival. She took the opportunity to discuss book bans in America.
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