The MBJ reports that Harbor of Health on Mud Island, which closed four months ago after losing its only doctor, has reopened under the Regional One Health banner and now has a nurse practitioner, with a doctor soon to be selected. I liked that little clinic. When I got hired at a previous job for Memphis City Schools, I went there for my pre-employment physical.
The monthly South Main Association meeting happens Tuesday, August 11, at Stock&Belle, 387 South Main. A representative from the Memphis Police Department will speak on how not to be a victim of crime, offering tips and answering audience questions. There will appetizers compliments of SMA. Free for members, $10 for guests. Staying safe from crime has been a heavily discussed topic on the south side lately, making this a meeting worth attending even for non-members.
Stock&Belle has added 387 Pantry, with kitchen staples, gourmet delicacies and exclusive local offerings from Dr. Beans Coffee and Hanna Farm. I’m sure South Mainers will be happy about this new grocery shopping option in their ‘hood.
Donations will be taken for murdered MPD officer Sean Bolton at National Night Out tomorrow at the Farmers Market pavilion.
Newly launched in Memphis: Beer from Tallgrass Brewing Co. based in Manhattan, Kansas.
Following the passing of “Rowdy” Roddy Piper last week, there is more bad news for wrestling fans: His on-screen nemesis Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka has been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
The Hungry Memphis blog announced Guess Where I’m Eating Contest 74 today. Man, that place sure looks familiar.
Bardog tweeted that the health inspector was there this afternoon. 99 in both bars and 95 in the kitchen. Not surprised. Aldo runs a tight ship.
… and I’m headed there right now. Melissa Monday at Bardog followed by librarian glasses at Blind Bear.