I was working through an agency with them and they put me on the Do not Return list and made me…read moredrive to them twice before they told me why I sent home both times. They stated because I had my phone out on the floor and that is how we clocked in and picked up shifts was on our phone. They policy says no phone but that's how the agency policy I worked for had they employees clock in. I been getting discriminated against at these nursing homes and called Nigga and Nigga bitch. I'm asking some one to investigate these companies being bias and racist. Thank you.

I think Memphis Jewish home and rehab gave me the wrong medicine and I started having serious side…read moreeffects I have never had these side effects in my life with the medicines I take normally.. the nurses could have done it internally.

I'm so glad I stopped in! This is a beautiful library for the community. They literally have…read moresomething for all ages. I took my toddler just to explore and see what they have to offer for his age range and I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the amount of resources. When I pulled into the parking lot, there were plenty of places to park. I also noticed a place to charge electric cars! Nice touch to a modern day facility. There is a blood pressure station as soon as you walk in. I tried to check mine, but my toddler wouldn't let me sit still long enough. When then walked to the front desk and they showed us to the children's area. It was super inviting with multiple stations to learn and play! There were coloring sheets, puzzles, legos, blocks, and so much more. I also loved the unique reading areas with a huge selection of books! We checked out four of them! I loved the outdoor play area. It's so kid friendly and clean. The staff were absolutely amazing! They were helpful. Matter of fact, they selected the books for me to check out. My toddler got a little fussy and they didn't hesitate to assist. I appreciate them for that. This will definitely be somewhere we add to our weekly routine. Love it!

Decent library in Southaven, Mississippi that is located by the police department and city hall…read more The staff was friendly and it was good to be just in a library and remember the amount of time during my childhood that I spent in a library.

I love libraries. When we travel I like to visit local libraries as they need our support. This one…read moredid not disappoint. They have a summer reading program which gives away free books. It was also very easy to get a guest pass to use computer and print some documents I needed. They have a great used book section. Their book and dvd selection was extensive. Top it all off with a friendly staff and I give it 5 stars.

Hey Wellness Friends! This was our 2023 Event and it was a huge success as usual…read more We are so excited about this event!! McFarland Community Center and Live Well Beautiful Coaching & Counseling, LLC is hosting its annual Princess to Queen event to celebrate and inspire our young ladies in the community and in honor of National Women's Month. Please share with your social circles and your social community. This FREE event is open to young ladies from the age of 7 to 17years old. This event will be packed with activities such as self-confidence building, self-esteem building, and honoring our young ladies through empowerment and encouragement. Each young lady will go home with their personal Princess to Queen gifts. If you know of any young ladies that would be perfect for this event, please register them here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/princess-to-queen-event-2023-tickets-536155193617

My favorite spot to eat. Drinks are not watery nice and frendly service fast also i love coming…read morehere close to my home too

I had a police officer come to my home to serve an order of protection to my spouse this afternoon…read more The male black police officer was so kind and professional with me. The police officer asked me multiple times if I was ok and if I needed anything. I was so grateful for this police officer. I live in a suburb outside of Memphis. I have called the police in the past in the suburb that I live in for domestic issues. It was a joke how poorly my situation was handled by the suburban police officers. I was born and raised in Memphis, Hickory Hill. It does break my heart to see what has happened with the level of crime in Memphis. I can't imagine what all the Memphis police staff deals with every day and night. If I need any assistance again, I won't bother calling the police where I live. It honestly wouldn't do any good. I would call the Memphis Police. I know that they would do everything in their legal power to help me.

I have spent nearly a year trying to connect with the people that are responsible for maintaining…read moreMemphis City with no success!!!! I either get handed down to a different person being that I'm talking to the wrong person or I get somebody that's supposed to be in the right department but tells me how to help the situation instead of them finding the solution!!!! I have met with the chief deputy Muse under Mayor Young, I have spoken with my city councilman Ms Walker, I have spoken with different code enforcement supervisors for the city and the county, I have also spoken to the assistant to Mayor Young and I have gotten absolutely nowhere!!!!! It is all lip service and all they want to tell you is how you can help the situation instead of them working on finding the solution to our problems here in Memphis city and Shelby county Tennessee. I would like to know again why we elect people that are not committed to finding the solution!!!!!! Everyone I have talked to this year has told me what to do instead of them saying let me help resolve the problem!!!!! This is very very sad. You wonder why people are giving up and they don't care!!!!

Went in to donate 4 large crates of books on 6-26. Girl at the front desk was on point and found…read moresomeone who had answers.ended up dropping all for totes but had to wait till they offloaded the other 2 on Monday to pick totes up. Wry friendly from all the ladies. Good job.

The ladies that work there are very nice and very helpful! They are very patient and willing to…read moretake the time to help!

As with the Government, you don't want them in your life if it can be avoided. I avoid this place…read morelike the plague but unfortunately, sometimes you need to replace things. What a pain in the neck to come in here. Government control of anything, goes to crap quick. Plenty of employees but yet nothing seems to move but at snails pace. Rinse and repeat. Awful and it could use a good clean up crew. This place is filthy. Avoid

Surprisingly, I was in and out in no time, especially with no appointment. That has never happened…read moreto me in my 70 years of life.

Jacqueline Smith has spent 37 years protesting outside the motel where MLK was fatally shot in…read more1968. After being forcibly removed from the premises when it closed, she has devoted her life to protecting his legacy. As the motel door of room 303 was prised open by 4 officers burst into Jacqueline Smith's home of 11 years, picked her up & carried her along the balcony, down the steps and on to the street below. She was the last resident of the Lorraine Motel. Her eviction was captured on page 16 of the New York Times that day in March 1988, under the headline "Eviction empties motel where Dr King died". "You people are making a mistake," Smith said, while sobbing. "If I can't live at The Lorraine, I'll camp out on the sidewalk out front." Today Jacqueline Smith was dressed in a black hat, scarf & dark clothes, she sits at a table, surveying the scene from behind her sunglasses. Pointedly, she has her back to the Memphis memorial to Martin Luther King. For me, she was a reminder of the people still left behind. She's a sad statement about the way we care for the most vulnerable across the street from a multimillion dollar Museum.