2019 Page Robbins Golf Classic—Thursday, October 3rd, 2019 A day filled with golf, fellowship, and fundraising— that is what players receive from a day at the Page Robbins Golf Classic presented by Patriot Bank and Patriot Bank Mortgage. For more than a
On Tuesday, September 24th, the Collierville Chamber of Commerce hosted a visit to the University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences CHIPS facility for their Premier Partners program. According to the Chamber’s website, “Partner level membership conveys a company’s high-level commitment to
From October 17-21, the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall will be here in Collierville. It’s a ⅗ scale replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C., standing about six feet tall and 300 feet from end-to-end. The wall includes all 58, 272 names
A last-dollar scholarship program is gaining momentum in our community and is a win-win for Tennessee taxpayers and students. The statewide scholarship program, Tennessee Reconnect, is transforming the lives of adult students without an Associate or Bachelor’s degree that are eager to
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
Melanie and I left family and friends in 1994 and moved from Richardson, TX (Dallas) to Collierville. We had a strong network of close family in Dallas, tons of friends from our SMU days, and a strong group of couples from our
Thirty years ago, Jerry Kimble began working at Collierville Public Services as a Maintenance Worker. In three short years, he moved up to a Heavy Equipment Operator, and has been at it ever since. “I like cutting grass and driving tractors. It’s
It’s time to recognize those taking the initiative to be eco-friendly in our community! The Collierville Environmental Commission [CEC] is hosting its second annual Collierville Forward program. Collierville Forward encourages participants to create an environmentally friendly project, implement the idea, and submit
Recently, you may have noticed a plethora of teal ribbons adorning the light posts around Collierville Square. The ribbons say, “Know the Symptoms: The Silent Disease,” and “An Awareness Campaign for Ovarian Cancer.” September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. As they