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Rhonnie in the Community

April 2022

South & East Memphis neighbors band together to fight blight

 

The Southeast Memphis Economic Corridor is working with city and county to clean up abandoned properties, assist small businesses, and add affordable housing...

October 2019

Kroger Donates Empty Store to Competitor to Stave Off Food Desert

 

Grocery chain Kroger is donating an empty store in South Memphis to one of its competitors to ensure that residents have groceries in their neighborhood.

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The chain closed their supermarket on Lamar Avenue in the Orange Mound neighborhood in February, causing an uproar among locals who feared that they would not have any food options in their neighborhood, according to WREG.

October 2019

Disposable Society​

After reaching what she felt was the pinnacle of her career at the young age of 29, Rhonnie suffered a massive stroke. She had to learn to walk and talk again. After recovering from the stroke, she discovered that she had become a part of a "Disposable Society," a group of people with one commonality. They were unhireable. In this Talk she explores the true cost for a region when we cast aside potential employees who have unique backgrounds or challenges including skills gaps, disabilities, re-entry, ageism or even mothers returning to the workforce. She shares how we can work together to help the Disposable Society become an active part of the workforce again.

January 2018

Shelby County Commissioners Block Landfill Building Permits

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Monday afternoon busloads of Hickory Hill neighbors showed up at the Shelby County Commission meeting to support a temporary ban on landfills construction anywhere in Shelby County.

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