The Home Place has been a part of the Northside community since 1946, but Lucille Nichols is who really makes it feel like home.
For the past 50 years, Lucille has been working as assistant administrator and administrator at the Home Place.
A pregnant woman, Italian blues guitarist and a serviceman, Clark Carpenter never knows who will end up getting into his car.
That’s because he’s one of more than 16,000 drivers employed across the globe as an Uber driver.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal School members of the 2017-2018 Alumni Board of Directors are (back, from left) Taylor Triplett, Judy Varney, Abram Orlansky, Tina Wells, Katie Browning, Justin Croft, Andrew Neely, Paul Buckley; (front) Amy Brooks, Bradford Blackmon, Cab Green, Erin McCain, and Ann Heidke.
Jackson Prep inductees into the National Junior Honors Society include (from left, back) Annie Jicka, Lampton Moore, George Pittman, Joseph Ciaccio, Olivia Smith, Ellyn Waits, Logan Huff, Hunter Yelverton, Owen Abney, Patrick Faulk, Walker Box; (third row) Havens Smith, Julia Phillippi, Caroline Huff, Abby Huff, Worth Hewitt, Jack Harvey,
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School members of the 2017-18 varsity fast pitch softball team were (from left, back) Head Coach Burney King, assistant coach Lindsay Roe, Collins Cooke, Kallen Mitchell, Betsy Seage, Isabella Fraser, Julia Mitchell, Katlyn Garner, Olivia Hardwick, Ashley McCaughan, Assistant Coach Stacy Sullivan; (front) Hana Ando,
Germantown High School recently held its annual Night in the Spotlight. Beauty and Beau winners were announced by grade.
Madison Central High School sophomore class favorites are (from left, back) Reggie Black, Christopher Ogburn, Justin Storm, Logan Landis, Brooks Stewart, Will Wharton, Jimmy Holiday and Graham Quarles; (front) Sydney Stokes, Claire Humphreys, Allison Hill, Libba Ewing, Mary Morgan Williams, Katie Wellborn, Anna Johnston, Chloe Livingston, Sarah
Madison Ridgeland Academy seniors voted Most Talented are (from left) Lilly Cobb and James Hutcheson.
Kicking off National Poetry Month at Jackson Academy are (from left, back) Sarah Breyden Moulder, Anna Ballard Tharp, Grace Simmons; (front) Jordan Ashford, Alex Williams, and Davis Meeks.
Guy McClain spoke about his recent mission trip during First Presbyterian Day School’s chapel service. Shown are (from left) Parker Page, Meredith McClain, McClain, Katherine Speed, Rhett Griffith, and Jacob Marble.
A report detailing the One Lake Project is now available for view online.
Rebekah Browning Barber, age 72, passed away very unexpectedly, on May 31 at her home in... READ MORE
The Home Place has been a part of the Northside community since 1946, but Lucille Nichols is who really makes it feel like home.
