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Prep Curry from Memphis TN was on V101 this morning with the MMS. | V101 | Mike Evans and The Memphis Morning Show
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“I landed in California with $6. I had $66 when I got to the airport, but to take my two pieces of luggage, that’s $30 a piece,” said Prep Curry.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis native is spreading his signature style worldwide.
Local 24 News reporter Brittani Moncrease shows us howPrep Curryis taking drive and fashion to another level. Six dollars. It doesn't seem like enough, but with a dream and ambition, it was all Prep Curry needed.
“A flower is literally the only living thing that I say that you can move from one place to another place. With the right love, just care, that flower can bloom,” said Memphis native, Prep Curry.
Click this link to read the rest of the story. LocalMemphis.com
“I landed in California with $6. I had $66 when I got to the airport, but to take my two pieces of luggage, that’s $30 a piece,” said Prep Curry.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis native is spreading his signature style worldwide.
Local 24 News reporter Brittani Moncrease shows us howPrep Curryis taking drive and fashion to another level. Six dollars. It doesn't seem like enough, but with a dream and ambition, it was all Prep Curry needed.
“A flower is literally the only living thing that I say that you can move from one place to another place. With the right love, just care, that flower can bloom,” said Memphis native, Prep Curry.
Memphis' "Top Cop" Director Rallings came by to say goodbye to us... | V101
MEMPHIS, Tenn — Memphis Police Director Mike Rallings, is scheduled to retire next April.
“I am going to work up to my last day,” he says.
But he’s in for a rough time.
The murder of George Floyd, the shootings of others by police officers has changed everything. Then, toss in a pandemic, and you’ve got big problems.
“The gangs, the guns, the drugs, the domestic violence,” the Director says, has really plagued our community. And unfortunately, our community has spoke out about a lot of things, but there hasn’t been a lot of talk about violence. And to me,” Rallings says, that is what plagues Memphis.”
MEMPHIS, Tenn — Memphis Police Director Mike Rallings, is scheduled to retire next April.
“I am going to work up to my last day,” he says.
But he’s in for a rough time.
The murder of George Floyd, the shootings of others by police officers has changed everything. Then, toss in a pandemic, and you’ve got big problems.
“The gangs, the guns, the drugs, the domestic violence,” the Director says, has really plagued our community. And unfortunately, our community has spoke out about a lot of things, but there hasn’t been a lot of talk about violence. And to me,” Rallings says, that is what plagues Memphis.”
