by Amanda | Sep 4, 2019 | Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Food and Drink, Home and Garden, LampLighter, Opinion
By Sheree Stubblefield This year, the CY 4 Miler has decided to go green. What better way to do that than to partner with the greenest folks we know, Compost Fairy? They are passionate people starting a compost revolution. Together, we plan to make our race zero...
by Amanda | Aug 28, 2019 | Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Family, Food and Drink, Homepage Feature, Opinion
By Chris and Debbie McHaney The CY 4 Miler has been going strong since 1992 when Richard Coletta chaired the first race. The goal was to find a unique and fun way to raise money for the CYCA. The board wanted a race that was different and stood out from the pack which...
by Mark Jordan | Apr 9, 2019 | Food and Drink
The Cooper Young Community Farmers Market is gearing up for the start of their spring/summer market season. While the market runs all year long, each season brings new vendors (along with your weekly favorites!) and new varieties of fresh, local foods. Farmers, food...
by Amanda | Mar 25, 2019 | Arts, Business, Community News, CYCA, Food and Drink, Uncategorized
By Sheree Stubblefield We can all unequivocally agree that Midtown is where’s it at. Midtown Memphis Development Corporation basically exists to make sure it stays that way. That’s not exactly their mission statement but it’s pretty close. They...
by Amanda | Mar 21, 2019 | CYCA, Food and Drink, Home and Garden, Opinion, Uncategorized
By Stephanie Gonzalez You’re sniffling, it’s raining nonstop, the dogs are constantly tracking mud in from the backyard. It can mean only one thing: Spring is here! The season of renewal is a great time to pare down some of the clutter that’s gathered in your home...
by Mark Jordan | Mar 1, 2019 | Community News, Family, Food and Drink
Cooper-Young will celebrate all things Irish and Memphis with the fourth annual Cooper-Young St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sunday, March 17 at 1 p.m. The 2019 theme is “The Irish, Perennial Servants of the People, Honor Public Servants.” Historically, the Irish community...
