Memphis government offices close for Juneteenth, altering trash collection schedules; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday collections unchanged, Thursday moved to Friday. Team Waste services continue as normal.

Memphis families can attend a Father's Day event to honor and support the role of dads in community development, hosted by Commissioner Charlie Caswell, Jr. aiming to bolster family bonds and reduce social challenges.

ShelbyCares Community Health Fair in Memphis offers free wellness activities and education, including haircuts and CPR training, promoting healthy living in underserved communities.

Municipal Park's playground will be temporarily closed for new sod installation, requiring a brief period of patience as improvements are made.

Collierville is conducting smoke tests on its sewer system from June 9 to July 25 to detect issues and maintain efficiency, using non-toxic smoke and causing minimal disruption.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is campaigning for Tennessee's Best-Looking Cruiser award and has called for public votes on social media. Votes are cast on the Tennessee Traffic Safety website before the June 20 deadline.

Collierville Burch Library will have limited services on June 11 due to maintenance, affecting checkouts, self-service kiosks, the app, databases, and public computers. Wi-Fi remains available.

Collierville is preparing for its Independence Day event on July 3rd with food, music by American Blonde and Soul Shockers, and a large fireworks display. Ellie Sawyer will sing the national anthem.

Rhodes College entered their first team in the Memphis Dragon Boat Festival, embracing cultural exchange and teamwork in the annual rowing competition.

Shelby County Fire Department's Recruit Class 86 is undergoing intense training, including drills on gear usage, search and rescue, physical fitness, and forcible entry, to prepare for firefighting challenges.

The Shelby County DA's Office emphasizes the importance of year-round mental health awareness, sharing advice and encouraging community support beyond Mental Health Awareness Month.

Millington schedules maintenance work including hydrant testing, painting, and water main flushing, starting June 2, potentially affecting water quality.

A community gathers to honor the Clayborn Temple, a site pivotal to the Civil Rights movement, after a fire, with Martin Luther King III speaking and a $1.5 million grant for reconstruction.