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Site clearing for the $500 million-plus first phase of Union Row (seen here to the left of the LaQuinta Inn) is expected to begin this fall on the south side of Union Avenue. It will give rise to roughly 700 apartments, 300 hotel rooms, 90,000 square feet of retail and possibly as much as 350,000 square feet of office space. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Union Men

Part 1: Meet the Unlikely Business partners behind largest memphis development ever

An inside look at the deal to reshape Downtown Memphis

Marc PerrusquiaSeptember 17, 2019

Charlie Wall, 8, takes part in a hearing test at the University of Memphis Speech and Hearing Clinic, Wednesday, July 17, 2019. Doctors at the U of M are conducting research to help kids who can hear, but whose brains can’t process what their ears collect. (Mark Weber/Daily Memphian).

Charlie Wall, 8, takes part in a hearing test at the University of Memphis Speech and Hearing Clinic, Wednesday, July 17, 2019. Doctors at the U of M are conducting research to help kids who can hear, but whose brains can’t process what their ears collect. (Mark Weber/Daily Memphian).

Brains vs. Trauma

Part 3: How Memphis scientists help Children whose brains struggle to hear

Cutting-edge brain studies focus on Auditory Processing Disorder

David WatersSeptember 14, 2019

Dr. Eraina Schauss fills a syringe with electro gel which is then inserted into small holes in the qEEG cap. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Dr. Eraina Schauss fills a syringe with electro gel which is then inserted into small holes in the qEEG cap. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Brains vs. Trauma

Part 2: Memphis scientists treat young trauma victims by ‘training’ Their brain waves

Researchers believe neurofeedback impacts learning, behavior, coping

David WatersSeptember 13, 2019

Kevin Broady tries to keep his twin one-year-old girls Serenity Broady and Kennedi Broady (right) entertained during a graduation ceremony for parents and kids in Le Bonheur’s Nurse-Family Partnership at the hospital’s community outreach center on Aug. 2, 2019. The program connects nurses with first-time pregnant mothers to guide them through early child development. (Jim Weber/Daily Memphian)

Kevin Broady tries to keep his twin one-year-old girls Serenity Broady and Kennedi Broady (right) entertained during a graduation ceremony for parents and kids in Le Bonheur’s Nurse-Family Partnership at the hospital’s community outreach center on Aug. 2, 2019. The program connects nurses with first-time pregnant mothers to guide them through early child development. (Jim Weber/Daily Memphian)

Brains vs. Trauma

Part 1: Memphis brainpower takes on ‘epidemic’ of chronic trauma, distress in youth

Families get help protecting kids from Adverse Childhood Experiences

David WatersSeptember 12, 2019

Rev. Randall Mullins and his wife, Sharon Pavelda, with the Lynching Sites Project of Memphis, stand in front of the Ell Persons historic maker. The couple launched the project in 2016, with help from retired professors Tom Carlson and Margaret Vandiver, and retired oceanographer George Grider. Their goal is to locate and memorialize the site of every post-Civil War lynching in Shelby County. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Rev. Randall Mullins and his wife, Sharon Pavelda, with the Lynching Sites Project of Memphis, stand in front of the Ell Persons historic maker. The couple launched the project in 2016, with help from retired professors Tom Carlson and Margaret Vandiver, and retired oceanographer George Grider. Their goal is to locate and memorialize the site of every post-Civil War lynching in Shelby County. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Faith

lessons learned in ‘grueling but healing’ work on Memphis Lynching Sites

Memphis couple "showed us what a community looks like"

David WatersMay 29, 2019

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