Every day, thousands of Mid-South households struggle to feed their families. Too often, families have to choose between paying for medical care or utilities or
The path to end the city’s large public housing projects was a 20-year journey that brought city leaders to a tent last week near the
In a way, transforming South City – the area around what used to be Foote Homes – into something new is a return to the
A dinosaur is crumbling at the corner of Danny Thomas and Mississippi boulevards. Foote Homes, a 1940s-era public housing project, is undergoing demolition in anticipation
As the last of the city’s large public housing developments is demolished, the oldest of the mixed-income communities that replaced them is about to turn
Glimpses of an emerging neighborhood shone through as a bus-load of architects, engineers and planners crisscrossed the southern frontier of Downtown. June 29, 2016 —
Memphis has a crippling issue with blight, and one nonprofit is front and center with changing the culture that led to the city’s inundation of
A hotel, movie theater and restaurant are included in plans unveiled Friday to redevelop Central Station, a project that is expected to cost $52 million
The Memphis City Council has approved the appointment of Pamela Z. Clary to serve on the Memphis-Shelby County Airport board of commissioners. Clary was nominated