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Publisher, High Ground News
Memphis
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Governmental meetings
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By Emily Trenholm| High Ground News Verified An unassuming residential building in South Memphis' Westwood neighborhood is on track to be added to the National Register of Historic Places. The Ernest C. Withers House, at 480 W. Brooks Road, was the family home of the renowned Memphis photographer and also served as his photography studio during important periods of his career. Withers, who lived from 1922 until 2007, is recognized internationally for his work.
What's Behind the Big Rent Increases in Memphis? With Jacob Steimer and Austin Harrison. on Apple Podcasts
By Emily Trenholm| Apple Podcasts@ 58 min MLk50 reporter Jacob Steimer visits Memphis Metropolis for a discussion of his recent reporting about dramatic increases in local rents and how families are being impacted. Later in the show, regular commentator Austin Harris provides some historical context to how the local rental market has changed over the past 15 years and talks with Emily about potential policy changes that could keep rents in line. 58 min
By Emily Trenholm| High Ground News Verified An unassuming residential building in South Memphis' Westwood neighborhood is on track to be added to the National Register of Historic Places. The Ernest C. Withers House, at 480 W. Brooks Road, was the family home of the renowned Memphis photographer and also served as his photography studio during important periods of his career. Withers, who lived from 1922 until 2007, is recognized internationally for his work.
Company Info
High Ground News
Solutions-oriented, sidewalk-level journalism for Memphis. On the Ground series spotlights unique neighborhoods and the visionaries moving Memphis forward. High Ground News is a weekly digital magazine and website focused on what's next for the city of Memphis. We connect our readers to the city's most visionary and active people, businesses, and organizations – the folks who are making changes and solving problems. We cover big corporate growth to small neighborhood movements, highlighting the development and innovation that are propelling Memphis forward. Our focus areas include economic and neighborhood development, healthy communities, entrepreneurship, non-profits, sustainability, leadership, technology, and innovation. We'd love to hear what you think. Send us your feedback, tips, and ideas to editor@highgroundnews.com.
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