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Nearly seven weeks after Dr. Marie Feagins was selected to be the next superintendent for Memphis-Shelby County Schools, the first of her scheduled area meet and greets starts today, April

Cato Johnson will officially take the reins as board of trustees chair in March. He replaces Doug Edwards, who has held the role since 2021.

Officials say the program will have a curriculum that is aligned with the states Early Learning Development Standards, and that is utilized in area school districts.

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WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Community members said they were fed up because of litter lining the main thoroughfare into Ward 7. “This is Pennsylvania Avenue. When you come straight from the city, this is what you see,” said Cato Johnson. “How would you feel if you had certain things like plastic bottles and plastic […]

"We must recognize the need to increase diversity in our workforce and top leadership positions," said Cato Johnson of Partnership Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Georgette and Cato Johnson YMCA in Whitehaven officially opens today.

Two people were detained by Memphis police Wednesday after voicing concerns about Gov. Bill Lee’s plan to sign the bill that would restrict public drag performances.

YMCA of Memphis and the Mid-South will host a ribbon cutting for its new Whitehaven facility Wednesday, March 1.

In recent days, the governor has said he will sign a bill into law that bans drag shows in public.