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When they joined a religious order decades ago, Maureen Griner and Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer took vows of poverty. The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St....
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When they joined a religious order decades ago, Maureen Griner and Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer took vows of poverty. The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St....
For tens of thousands of children in Memphis, most of them children of color, poverty is not a temporary living condition. It’s a trap...
Mr. Bobowski tried everything he could think of to turn the two KIPP charter schools in North Memphis he led into launching pads for...
A dozen members of a generation that regularly experiences active shooter drills and “soft” and “hard” lockdowns in their schools hosted a meeting the...
There’s no great mystery about why teen births have been declining steadily in Shelby County for 15 years. “Education and contraception work,” said Ashley...
Jackie Johnson, a 23-year-old single mother of two, lives on a street in South Memphis that has more vacant lots and abandoned houses than...
A 14-year-old boy was playing basketball in a park near his home last year when a bullet fired from a passing car tore through...
In October 2020, while Memphis-Shelby County Schools were teaching remotely because of the pandemic, and the state was pressuring administrators to reopen as soon...
It affects every child in every school every second of the day. It’s more important than the books they read, the problems they solve,...
The quarter-final soccer match for the 2021 Fall State Cup was about to begin in Murfreesboro, and the team from Memphis had a problem....