Rosa Fort High School's Christian Alexander was named an Under Armour All-American, becoming the first from his school to get the honor, with 1,258 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns.

Lt. Col. Walleon Bobo has been named to the ROTC Hall of Heroes at Arkansas State University, honored for his service and role in educating JROTC cadets.

Memphis students participated in a taste test to influence their school lunch menus, providing feedback that aligns with nutrition guidelines and promotes food diversity.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools held their annual Food Show, with students testing and judging diverse meal options from vendors to influence cafeteria choices, ensuring compliance with nutrition guidelines.

Covington, Tennessee local authorities are addressing concerns of federal assistance disruptions by increasing police patrols, collaborating with community partners, and offering support to families in need.

The Memphis Cares Initiative, a collaboration between Memphis city, Shelby County, and local organizations, aims to help families affected by SNAP benefit cuts by expanding food pantries and services.

The Memphis Police Department warns of increasing copper theft, advising property owners on preventative measures and promoting the Connect Memphis program for public-police cooperation.

Avery Dargie becomes president of UTHSC's Medical Student Executive Council, working to improve the medical education and campus life while considering a future in emergency medicine.

MSCS introduced the 7 Mindsets program to enhance social and emotional learning district-wide for K–12 students, aiming to instill positivity and resilience.

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center's College of Nursing is improving healthcare in rural Tennessee, as highlighted in Nursing Magazine.

The Town announces its leaf collection season starting November 3rd, advising residents to keep leaf piles away from water meters to prevent damage and signal interference.

The University of Tennessee at Martin is hosting its 19th Young Writers Conference for high school students and educators, with registration closing on Oct. 24.

Collierville's Burch Library is hosting a Holiday Market with local vendors, artisanal goods, and family-friendly activities, accompanied by live violin music on November 23rd.