Project 50 is a weekly feature on a Mid-South nonprofit that will go on through 2014. I hope that you decide to get involved with at least one organization you hear about this year and put your love for Memphis to work.
Hello and Happy Wednesday! Today in the news, we have a visit from Lauren Bush Lauren, a mad month of beer, one more Mardi Gras party, and an event honoring women in Memphis music.
No need to speculate anymore, because the line-up for the 2014 Memphis in May Beale St. Music Festival is official.
There are signs of Memphis' history all around town. Literally. Some, like the Arcade Restaurant's iconic neon sign is still a working part of that business, while others, like the Universal Life Insurance sign, are now just historical markers. Some of my favorites are the forgotten, fading murals on buildings downtown that make you wonder what happened there fifty or 100 years ago.
Project 50 is a weekly feature on a Mid-South nonprofit that will go on through 2014. I hope that you decide to get involved with at least one organization you hear about this year and put your love for Memphis to work. For this week's Project 50 edition, we have a guest post by Channing Peeples from Youth Villages.
I've got a kind-of-random giveaway to kickoff today…
