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U.S. News has ranked Collierville and Houston High Schools amongst the top high schools in the country as part of its fourth Best High Schools rankings. The list is U.S. News’ first since 2009, when information on 1,800 schools was included. For 2012, that number has expanded to nearly 22,000 public schools in 49 states and the District of Columbia. Houston narrowly edged Collierville in the rankings, coming in at No. 7 in the state of Tennessee and number 1,036 nationally. Collierville finished with a No. 9 ranking in the state and a national ranking of 1,071. Both schools earned si...
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Memphis music community unites to ‘Play for Trey’ The Memphis music and business communities have come together to organize a fundraiser for Collierville High School sophomore Trey Erwin. “Play f...
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Board approves Byhalia Road widening project items; School referendum motions pass on consent agenda
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The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved initial items for the Byhalia Road widening project during Monday night’s regular meeting, while two items regarding the formation of a municipal school dis...
Collierville resident Jim Crossnoe poses for a picture with his medallion, certificate, sash and program he received from participating in the 100th commencement ceremony for the University of Memphis at the FedExForum.
-Photo by Christina Morgan
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It was a walk 41 years in the making. Collierville resident Jim Crossnoe graduated from the University of Memphis in 1971 when it was known as Memphis State University. But he did not get to parti...
Main Street Collierville Laura Todd presents Clarene Pinkston Russell with the Spirit of Giving Award. -Photos by Christina Morgan
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Main Street Collierville presented the annual Preservation Awards Ceremony on May 15 at the Museum of Biblical History. Before awards were handed out by Main Street Collierville Board President Ky...
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The Collierville Farmers Market held a soft opening on May 3 with nearly 10 vendors selling a variety of items from tea to kale. The CFM will hold its season grand opening today at the Collierville United Methodist Church at 454 W. Poplar Ave. from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. All vendors are expected to attend today’s market. Rachel Fisher of East Memphis buys produce from Steve Fulwood, owner of Cold Comfort Farm in McNairy County. Also pictured are Fisher’s children, Elizabeth, 4, (left) and Judah, 3, (right).
-Photo by Christina Morgan
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