by Sheree Stubblefield | Jul 26, 2019 | Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Family, LampLighter, Opinion
By Jackson Danley Hey neighbors, I have been busy since my last update. Earlier this month, we hosted our annual 4th of July parade and it was a great time for all! Dozens of CY residents braved the heat at Peabody Elementary for all the festivities. Before the parade...
by Sheree Stubblefield | May 13, 2019 | Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, LampLighter, Opinion
By Sheree Stubblefield Friday, May 10 I had the opportunity to take the bus in Memphis for the first time at the “Bus Bunch” event hosted by Commute Ops Memphis and the CYCA. Commute Ops is an advocate for alternative transportation options and we wanted...
by Sheree Stubblefield | May 4, 2019 | Business, Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Family, Homepage Feature, LampLighter, Uncategorized
By Robert Hatfield On Thursday, May 2nd, I had the honor of participating in Shelby County Schools’ Principal for a Day representing the CYCA. Each Principal for a Day met their assigned school’s principal at Bellevue Baptist for a breakfast and introduction to the...
by Sheree Stubblefield | May 1, 2019 | Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Family, LampLighter
By Sheree Stubblefield Cooper-Young Community Association is proud to announce the winner of its very first scholarship, Jackson Danley! Danley lives in the neighborhood and attends Central High School as a Junior. He boasts a 4.0 GPA and is an Eagle Scout. When asked...
by Sheree Stubblefield | Apr 10, 2019 | Business, Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, Family, LampLighter
By Sheree Stubblefield Spring cleaning season is upon us! To help Cooper-Young prepare, the Lamplighter interviewed Carla Worth and Mallory Elkins, owners of Aunt Keys Apothecary, a Midtown-based natural cleaning company. Aunt Keys officially began in 2013, although...
by Sheree Stubblefield | Apr 10, 2019 | Business, Community News, Cover Story, CYCA, LampLighter, Safety
By Sheree Stubblefield Approximately twenty years ago, the word “recycling” was added to the lexicon of the average American home. It was becoming “normal” rather than an extreme practice of the new-age, “granola” community. Nowadays, some people are hyper-recylists...
