The restaurant owner said he wants to serve both food and a foundation for the entire neighborhood, with a heavy focus on meeting a need for the South Memphis community.
A former Lemoyne Owen student is using her personal story with epilepsy to help teachers and students in classrooms how to be better-equipped when responding to students experiencing seizures.
Nearly a decade ago (In 2015) Action News 5 highlighted the 90-year-old crossing guard helping students get to and from school safely. The now 99-year-old is getting ready to celebrate her 100th birthday on August 12th.
In this edition of 901 Now, A local real estate agent is shining bright on the big screen after being handpicked to star in a tv show on The American Dream TV network aka ADTV.
The Jewish Foundation has been a major supporter to several organizations, giving away more than $67 million--a large portion of that sum right here in Memphis.
Some students in the 901 Now are getting ready to reach new heights.
This fall Southwest Community College will offer an aviation degree with FAA Part 141 certification.
Some students will walk away with their high school diplomas, college degrees, or both. This edition of 901 Now highlights some high school students who are two degrees smarter.
From Nigeria to the 901 Now, a mom, international student, and now University of Memphis graduate is out to prove that it’s never too late to strive for your goals.
Whether it’s for your home or office, he wants the rugs to complement the person. From your favorite cartoon, sports teams, logo, favorite quotes, and even your favorite portrait of someone.
As we enter the season of summer travel, for many its time of excitement but for children and adults with special needs, traveling by plane can feel extremely overwhelming. That’s why Memphis International Airport has launched a new initiative specifically designed to support families of children with special needs.
In 2019, Celia Newman launched the ‘She Got Game League.’ Newman said she wanted to showcase women’s talent in the City of Memphis and empower women to continue to chase their dreams!
Pickleball, paddles, and production! The big 3 for a local manufacturer in the “901 Now” providing customized paddles for all who love the game.
Statera Paddles is one of the few pickleball manufacturers in the world.
A local Consignment Boutique is hosting a free community clothing event next week for women at shelters and other non-profit women organizations in the 901 Now.
Gun violence is a pressing issue in Memphis, and as a city known for its rich musical history, one local artist is using their talent to inspire change and bring attention to this critical problem.
As several events and organizations gathered to honor the life and legacy of Doctor King - Street organizations used the day to immerse themselves into Memphis' community, while also improving relationships with each other.
Red Door Urban Missions is a nonprofit that serves the marginalized, helping them turn their lives around and make positive impacts in their communities. Now, they are taking their mission to the basketball court.
As musicians prep for the Grammy’s next month, Brandon Lewis is prepping to host a songwriters' session in Los Angeles to cultivate opportunities for those aspiring to one day have a Grammy of their own.
St. Francis has served the Midsouth for 50 years. Sunday marked that special landmark for the hospital. The anniversary is also special for two physicians who have both been with the hospital for 50-plus years.
