This fellow was found Monday, January 23rd on Cooper St. Smaller male dog, possibly yorkie. Blonde with white patch on chest.No microchip.
Please contact Cheryl at 212-9070 if you have any information about who he belongs to.
It’s almost that time of year again – time for the annual Chili Cook-Off to benefit Peabody Elementary! This is one of the Midtown food lover’s favorite events, but it can’t happen without some amazing chili chefs.
To sign up as a Chili Cook-Off competitor, please click here to fill out the form. Registration is only $20 and all the funds raised from registrations and tickets go to benefit Peabody Elementary on Young Avenue.
This beautiful older gal was found Saturday, Jan. 21st in the 1900 block of Young Avenue. She did not have a collar, but does have some distinguishing characteristics the owner will recognize.
If this is your dog, or you recognize her, please email Kenneth at E-mail hidden to prevent spam.
There will be a public meeting held on Tuesday, January 31st with Councilman Kemp Conrad to discuss possible cuts within the Memphis Fire Department, including possible elimination of Truck 4 from the Union Avenue Fire location.
The meeting will begin at 6 pm at Peabody Elementary.
For additional information concerning the possible cuts, please click here to read the LampLighter article from Leah Roen.
You are cordially invited to attend
at
Southwest Tennessee Community College
Union Campus
Verties Sails Building – Gymnasium
To ensure compliance with federal regulations concerning a public participation process that promotes continued public awareness and access to the decision-making process, the Memphis Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) presents the Direction 2040: Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) for public review and
comment. The official review period begins Tuesday, January 17, 2012 and concludes February 17, 2012.
Continue reading “Direction 2040 Memphis Urban Area Long Range Transportation Plan Public Review”
Two dogs were found around Central and Cooper on Thursday. The smaller dog was injured and taken to Central Animal Hospital. His leg could be broken. The larger dog seemed protective of the smaller dog, so it is likely they are together. Both dogs had red collars but no tags. Very friendly. They were found Thursday around 4:00 pm.
If you recognize these dogs, or they are yours, you can contact Central Animal Hospital at 274-1444, where they both are currently.
To purchase your tickets now, please click here
For more information on Moveable Feast and the Mural Project, check out this article by Andy Ashby.
Reminder: Please double-check your mailing and email addresses so that we can make sure the physical tickets are sent to the correct address and we can send you a reminder or any updates by email before the event.
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