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Get Out!: Dancing with the Stars kicks off eventful weekend Jackson

Empower Teen Council funds to be raised at Vintage Ball

Oak Court Mall to Host Health and Wellness Fair May 1, 2021

Updated: 3:53 PM CDT April 29, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tennessee Oak Court Mall to Host Health and Wellness Fair Oak Court Mall will host their first annual Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, May 1 from 12 p.m. – 4 p.m. Vendors will be set up throughout the center court and guests are invited to stop by and visit vendors as helpful information will be provided from local community partners. In addition, there will be music and fun activities for the kids. “Oak Court Mall is proud to host this event as the city begins to open up; we believe this is a perfect opportunity to educate the community on how to get back out safely,” said Carmen King, General Manager.

Foundation accepting proposals for Community Impact Grants

WBBJ TV February 1, 2021 JACKSON, Tenn. The Foundation is now accepting proposals from non-profits for Community Impact Grants, according to a news release. The release says the organization plans to focus on projects that will benefit Madison County residents during the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The Foundation plans to award $30,000 to one project, and additional projects may receive funding if additional funds are available, the release says. Last year, the Foundation awarded $40,500 in grants to A Step Ahead Foundation, Arise 2 Read, Behavior Health Initiatives, Boys and Girls Club of Jackson, Madison Haywood Developmental Services, Regional Inter-Faith Association, Scarlet Rope Project and the Jackson Symphony.

Five Things To Do This Weekend in Memphis: January 22nd-24th

Five Things To Do This Weekend in Memphis: January 22nd-24th Five Things To Do This Weekend in Memphis: January 22nd-24th Memphis weekend events will feature free pie for National Pie Day, a revolution in art, a passionate heart for theater, and two milestone anniversaries. Friday, January 22, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. × National Pie Day Drive-Thru Event, Ellison Community Recreation Center — Millington We all owe a big thanks to Charlie Papazian. Who is this man? He founded National Pie Day in 1975. A school teacher in Boulder, Colorado, he liked pie so much that on January 23, his birthday, he declared that this day would be forever remembered as National Pie Day. Papazian really loved pie. In fact, he loved it so much he would have a birthday pie instead of a birthday cake. Since then, his idea for a National Pie Day has spread all over the United States.