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    The Bard of Memphis

    Corey Mesler’s hippie poet returns in The Adventures of Camel Jeremy Eros By David Bersell, for Chapter16.org Corey Mesler’s The Adventures of Camel Jeremy Eros follows its titular…

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    Clayborn Reborn From the Archives: Originally published in May, 2019 By Margot Payne Sometimes it takes decay, or the near total loss of a tangible…

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    Turning down the noise and slowing down time in search of something called wisdom

    StoryBoard debuts the Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Sometimes, news images have the odd effect of making me feel young and old at the…

    Candace Echols January 9, 2021 No Comments
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    SB 30 Episode 62: Puppies bringing happiness & light to dark times, in a new children’s book from new author Candace Echols

    “Sometimes they see things I don’t see, like in this book. . . where the children know something the adults don’t. In this story that…

    StoryBoard News Board December 31, 2020 No Comments
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    Seven ways the pandemic has changed me as a parent

    By Candace Echols The first-draft title for this piece was going to be “Seven ways the pandemic has changed my parenting.” But if I’m being honest, the…

    Candace Echols December 28, 2020 No Comments
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    SB 30 Episode 62: Puppies bringing happiness & light to dark times, in a new children’s book from new author Candace Echols

    StoryBoard News Board December 31, 2020 No Comments
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    SB 30 Episode 61: Mental health help, with Laurie Powell of Alliance Healthcare Services

    StoryBoard News Board December 18, 2020 No Comments
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    A Season of Safety – Ballet Memphis brings THE NUTCRACKER to your living rooms for the holidays

    Arts Board December 8, 2020 No Comments
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    SB 30 Episode 60 Teaser

    Sound Board November 11, 2020 No Comments
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    SB 30 Episode 60: The magic and majesty of the Orpheum’s Mighty Wurlitzer, with historian and organist Vincent Astor

    Sound Board November 7, 2020 1 Comment
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    Tracking History: Hi Records, which brought the music of the people to the people during the Civil Rights Era

    Shannon Seaton October 23, 2020 No Comments

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Central Gardens’ History – A Neighborhood Association Born Out Of Activism

Mark Fleischer February 17, 2017 No Comments

This month the Central Gardens newsletter explores the creation of the neighborhood association, from the original motivations to its ultimate formation in 1967, and its…

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Endangered Memphis History

Wm C Ellis & Sons, Memphis, Tenn

Mark Fleischer February 8, 2017 3 Comments Image

This is the first in a series chronicling an important piece of Memphis history while it still lasts. Driving – or better yet, walking –…

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Memphis, My Blog Is Still Alive!

Mark Fleischer January 30, 2017 2 Comments

“I want StoryBoard to be a sanctuary. A respite from everything we see daily on the news and from the vitriol of FaceBook. However you…

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Central Gardens’ History – Celebrating Fifty Years as a Neighborhood Association

Mark Fleischer January 24, 2017 No Comments

(A version of this appears in the Central Gardens January Newsletter ) 2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the Central Gardens Neighborhood Association. And for their…

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Welcome to StoryBoard Memphis

Mark Fleischer December 19, 2016 1 Comment

What Makes Memphis, Memphis? “StoryBoard uses collaborative storytelling to continually ask the central question: What Makes Memphis, Memphis? In re-examining Memphis’ glorious and painful pasts,…

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Memphis 3.0 Community Rallies

Mark Fleischer November 29, 2016 No Comments

(in progress) The last week of November marked the first public steps in Memphis3.0, the initiative to develop Memphis’ first comprehensive city plan since 1981,…

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Preserving Memphis and Her Heritage

Mark Fleischer July 20, 2016 No Comments

(in progress) There are institutions and then there are faces of institutions, and the face of Memphis Heritage is June West. In fact, one almost…

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The Battle For The Street

Mark Fleischer June 10, 2016 No Comments

“Madison is one of the last, walkable streets of its kind that we have left.” That’s what June West of Memphis Heritage told me when…

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My Own Private Memphis

Mark Fleischer March 18, 2016 No Comments

All over the country, and the world, people have unique and personal connections to their cities, their neighborhoods. Their connections are often surface-level. Maybe it’s…

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60-second video series is helping parents find some peace in the pandemic

High Ground News January 21, 2021 No Comments

By Cole Bradley, for High Ground News Many parents have spent the last 10 months in a near-constant state of fear and anxiety as they…

Community Literature Personal Narratives Yellow Chair ChronEchols

The Accidental Wisdom of the Heart

Candace Echols January 15, 2021 No Comments

More in The Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Elizabeth Stone once said, “Making the decision to have a child — it is momentous. It…

Neighborhoods

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Tributes: Tommy Pacello

Tom Jones November 18, 2020 No Comments

Editor’s Note: My thoughts echo what Tom Jones so eloquently says here, that some deaths make the world stop. Like many in Memphis, I knew…

Community Featured Story Midtown Overton Park Planning & Urbanism Planning Board Urban Design Review Board

Thru Nov. 30, Overton Park Conservancy seeks public input with park’s east side “Zone 1” planning effort

Urban Design Review Board November 10, 2020 No Comments

This month, the Overton Park Conservancy (OPC) is asking for public input as the group continues the comprehensive planning effort that began in 2018. “It’s…

Planning & Urbanism

Featured Story Medical District Neighborhoods Planning & Urbanism Smart City Memphis Tributes

Tributes: Tommy Pacello

Tom Jones November 18, 2020 No Comments

Editor’s Note: My thoughts echo what Tom Jones so eloquently says here, that some deaths make the world stop. Like many in Memphis, I knew…

Community Featured Story Midtown Overton Park Planning & Urbanism Planning Board Urban Design Review Board

Thru Nov. 30, Overton Park Conservancy seeks public input with park’s east side “Zone 1” planning effort

Urban Design Review Board November 10, 2020 No Comments

This month, the Overton Park Conservancy (OPC) is asking for public input as the group continues the comprehensive planning effort that began in 2018. “It’s…

Preservation

Black Lives Matter Civil Rights Movement Featured Story Inspirations Preservation Renovations - Reuse and Restoration

The Sacred and the Vulnerable in the Clayborn Temple

Margot Payne January 14, 2021 No Comments

Clayborn Reborn From the Archives: Originally published in May, 2019 By Margot Payne Sometimes it takes decay, or the near total loss of a tangible…

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The Orpheum Welcomes Back the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ

StoryBoard News Board October 29, 2020 No Comments

Free Limited Capacity Homecoming Event on November 19 MEMPHIS, TN – After over a year of undergoing a complete restoration by JL Weiler Inc. in…

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Essays Lifestyle Literature Yellow Chair ChronEchols

Called out by the little objects she left behind

Candace Echols January 22, 2021 No Comments

More in The Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Just before Christmas, we lost a dear family member. She was elderly and it wasn’t a…

Book Reviews Featured Story Literature Mid-South Literature

The Bard of Memphis

Chapter16 Community January 22, 2021 No Comments

Corey Mesler’s hippie poet returns in The Adventures of Camel Jeremy Eros By David Bersell, for Chapter16.org Corey Mesler’s The Adventures of Camel Jeremy Eros follows its titular…

History

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MaDear’s Scrapbook

Chapter16 Community December 23, 2020 No Comments

A granddaughter discovers an unexpected legacy of memories, questions, and untold stories By Lori D. Johnson for Chapter16.org For years, I thought I was the…

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The Long Road to Discovery of Angel’s Glow

John Matthews December 23, 2020 No Comments

By John Matthews The recently-released Coronavirus vaccine is being hailed as nothing short of a medical miracle due to the speed of its development. In…

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Essays Featured Story Lifestyle Literature Opinion Personal Narratives Yellow Chair ChronEchols

Turning down the noise and slowing down time in search of something called wisdom

Candace Echols January 9, 2021 No Comments

StoryBoard debuts the Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Sometimes, news images have the odd effect of making me feel young and old at the…

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A Vision for the Nylon Net Building, #7 Vance

Preservation Board October 27, 2020 1 Comment

UPDATED 11/10: With a demolition permit now filed, StoryBoard joins the building’s former owner to discuss the building and imagines possible re-uses for it UPDATED:…

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Here Lies The Virus

Eva Guggenheim July 17, 2020 No Comments

Eva’s SCRUMBLES can be downloaded and printed for your scrumbled pleasure.  Can’t scrumble-up the answer? All your answers can be found here.

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Bagpipe Player Wanted

Eva Guggenheim June 11, 2020 No Comments

Eva’s SCRUMBLES can be downloaded and printed for your scrumbled pleasure. Scrumbling for answers? They can be found here.

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A Season of Safety – Ballet Memphis brings THE NUTCRACKER to your living rooms for the holidays

Arts Board December 8, 2020 No Comments

A filmed version of the holiday classic, Nutcracker: a Gift from Ballet Memphis, premiers this Friday December 11th at 8pm on WKNO and WKNO2 In…

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ArtsMemphis holds annual ‘Art by Design’ fundraiser as Pop Up Market Dec. 4 & 5

Arts Board December 4, 2020 No Comments

Pop Up Market today and Saturday 10am to 4pm at ArtsMemphis’ gallery showroom, 575 S. Mendenhall, 38117 From ArtsMemphis: Feature image Missy Steffens/M.Steffens Interiors, photo…

Lifestyle

Essays Lifestyle Literature Yellow Chair ChronEchols

Called out by the little objects she left behind

Candace Echols January 22, 2021 No Comments

More in The Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Just before Christmas, we lost a dear family member. She was elderly and it wasn’t a…

Community Literature Personal Narratives Yellow Chair ChronEchols

The Accidental Wisdom of the Heart

Candace Echols January 15, 2021 No Comments

More in The Yellow Chair ChronEchols By Candace Echols Elizabeth Stone once said, “Making the decision to have a child — it is momentous. It…

Film Board

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‘Jaws’ and Dinosaurs on the Giant Screen: Pink Palace Museum Theater and Planetarium to Reopen July 21

Bill Walsh July 15, 2020 No Comments

Limited seating and COVID-19 protocols part of reopening The Pink Palace Museum announces the reopening of the CTI Giant Screen Theater and AutoZone Dome Planetarium…

Film Board Op Ed Opinion

BLUFF CITY LAW – A Look Back

Austin McLellan November 26, 2019 No Comments

No grit, no grind, no hustle, no flow. OP-ED CORNER By Austin McLellan Like everyone else in these parts, I was excited when NBC’s Bluff City…

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Why Merle Haggard Deserves a Nobel Prize

Chapter16 Community January 21, 2021 No Comments

Peter Guralnick discusses his latest book, Looking to Get Lost By Jim Patterson, for Chapter16.org If Peter Guralnick only accomplished rescuing Elvis Presley from the bilious…

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Write Like I’m Hungry

Chapter16 Community January 9, 2021 No Comments

Unlikely Angel delves into Dolly Parton’s formidable skill as a songwriter By Emily Choate, for Chapter16.org In recent years, Dolly Parton seems to have appeared in…

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