Two years from now, if all goes as planned, Kennedy Chandler will be on your TV, playing for a big-time basketball program like Illinois, Kansas, Duke or the University of Memphis. For now, Chandler will fearlessly lead the Briarcrest Saints offense in
We live in Collierville, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t Memphis. And, Memphis basketball is on the map. Our city’s basketball, as most of the generations watching now know it, really started making waves in the college basketball scene almost thirty years
BRIAN STEWART Head Coach Brian Stewart began his career at Briarcrest Christian School, serving as an assistant football coach as well as coaching basketball and baseball teams from 1996-2002. Starting in 2003, he spent seven years coaching at Jackson Christian School, before
Collierville students grab your crayons and get creative for this year’s Fire Prevention Poster Contest! The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has announced “Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. Plan and Practice Your Escape!” as the theme for Fire Prevention Week, October
We’re just a little over halfway through the year, so why not get in the Christmas spirit?! No, we’re not asking you to start pouring the hot cocoa and sing ‘It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ (but if you feel
So much has been reported, and misreported, about the Millennial generation over the last few years. This group of individuals, mostly born between 1982 and 2002 (16-36 years old), represents well over 80 million people. You have heard the stereotypes: job jumpers,
“Service with a smile” is something that the Sanitation Division of Collierville Public Services practices every day. Sanitation Worker Alfred Lewis has practiced this motto for 21 years, and last week, he was recognized at a state conference for outstanding service to
Collierville knows how to celebrate its Independence! You don’t want to miss this exciting event put on by the Town this Wednesday, July 3rd at Cox Park. Did you know that Collierville’s fireworks show is one of the largest in the Mid-South,
When you live in a thriving Town with a state-of-the-art, knock out High School and local businesses being supported by community members on all fronts, it’s hard to imagine that there could be a serious issue, such as hunger, affecting your neighbor.