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School Supplies for Home and Office Article by Amy Birdsong Golden | Photography by Bonner Morgan 1. A dedicated command center transforms clutter into clarity. Because if you’re going to make a pile, make it pretty. Your home office or kitchen nook can become the pulse point for a smooth, stylish school year with some help from Margot Decoration , found at La Maison Antiques. One new back to school goal? Lunchbox notes! 2. A classic, non-digital watch isn’t just timeless—it’s...
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A Family Thread
Stitching Tradition into Children’s Fashion Article by Jeannie Tabor | Photography by Provided Shannon Coles Latham always knew she would own her own business. Little English, a line of traditional children’s clothing and gifts, celebrated its 20th anniversary last year with Shannon at the helm. “Everyone in my family is an entrepreneur. My father Alfred Cowles Jr. owned Bluff City Electronics, and my brothers, Alfred and Daniel Cowles, still own and operate it today. My sister Colleen...
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Fashion Forward
Inspirational Street Style: Back to School Edition Article by Amy Birdsong Golden | Photography by Bonner Morgan Sonja, Shelbi + Spencer “We are all in uniform. Shelbi has a new one - post grad as a vet tech before she heads to veterinary school. My beautiful wife works in Environmental Health Services for Shelby County and always makes her work fit look sharp. Me? I am in the gym with clients at my training studio. As for Gauge and Uncle Bootsy, they are just waiting for duck season and...
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Goetze Art & Design
Bringing art to life in Laurelwood—connecting collectors with meaningful pieces that reflect their personality and style Article by Morgan Zanone | Photography by Bonner Morgan and Sarah Voigt Heavily influenced by her mother’s love of art, Amanda Goetze has been collecting and studying art from a very early age. Amanda has taken her passion for art and turned it into a career. When she first started her business, she sold art out of her home, eventually moving into a gallery space. Amanda...
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A Basque Country Adventure
An exploration of how adventure travel invites deeper connection, shared challenges and lasting family memories. Article and Photography by Kit Garrott When traveling with family, relaxation is often the main priority. Planning leisurely time spent enjoying each other's company and the place, wherever a group trip may take you. However, on a recent family hiking trip through the Basque Country of Spain and the Pyrenees Mountains, we relaxed, but only after a day outside. We challenged...
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Breadwinner
The fine art and fun of sourdough Article by Margaret Ledbetter | Photography by Bonner Morgan The smell of fresh bread is pure goodness. There is a joyful, communal component to baking bread dating back to ancient times. Leaning into the power of baking, Kara Jamison, home chef and sourdough enthusiast, is a testament to the process and the product. Her interest was sparked when her young boys were training as competitive wrestlers. They had demanding schedules and regular weigh-ins. She...
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Bone Appétit
Whip up simple, dog-approved snacks to keep your pup happy and cool this summer. Article by Marshall McGahey and Mary Drew Beard | Photography by Bonner Morgan As the temps keep climbing and tails won't stop wagging, it's time to treat your pup to something cool and homemade. These two easy recipes are perfect for spoiling your four-legged friend during the dog days of summer. Whether you're whipping up frozen Pupsicles with a crunchy pretzel handle or baking peanut butter-pumpkin treats...
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Horseshoe Lake Tradition
Small Town, Big Bang: Horseshoe Lake’s July 4th Tradition Article by Morgan Zanone | Photography by Julie Ross Photography, Morgan Zanone Horseshoe Lake celebrates Independence Day on a grand scale for a charming, small-town community. Located in Arkansas about 45 miles southwest of Memphis, Horseshoe has long been a popular retreat among Memphians. The lake was once part of the main channel of the Mississippi River. Many years ago, the meandering Mississippi changed its course, leaving behind...
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Jeweled Creation
Mednikow offers custom jewelry design using their top quality gemstones and metals Article by Jeannie Tabor | Photography by Bonner Morgan Most Memphians are probably aware that Mednikow Jewelers is the place to go for fine jewelry. In their Perkins Avenue store, you can find a dazzling array of engagement and wedding rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces from the finest jewelry brands available. But many may not know that Mednikow Jewelers can help you create one-of-a-kind customized...
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Table Talk
Summer Settings Perfect for Takeout Article by Amy Birdsong Golden | Photography by Bonner Morgan Life is precious but your “things” don’t have to be. Open up the china cabinet and your entertaining closet. Because TacoNGanas is a special occasion – especially when plated on your favorite historic Italian porcelain. Add a Jenga set or dice to turn the evening into a playful gathering. Fresh flowers and real glassware are proven to keep mosquitoes at bay and beat the Memphis heat. Did you...
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