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Former Railgarten space reopens as a play-and-relax destination for families (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A familiar Midtown Memphis venue has a new purpose — creating a place where children can play while parents relax, work and connect with other families. Stomping Grounds has opened in the former Railgarten space, transforming the location into a family-focused gathering spot with indoor and outdoor play areas, creative activities and food options. “This is Stomping Grounds, and the concept is just kind of a family place to gather,” co-owner Lindsey Shanmugasundaram said. “
Mississippi mother’s promise keeps three brothers together, inspires new book (opens the original)
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BATESVILLE, Miss. (WMC) - Six years after welcoming three brothers into her home, Felice Ford is sharing the family’s journey in a new book and encouraging others to consider the needs of children in foster care — particularly older youth. Ford adopted Shunkietrick Nunley and gave him and his younger brothers, Shundarius and Shuntrez, the stability of staying together as a family. The boys had spent years in foster care, and at one point, the oldest brother, Shunkietrick, was trying to look afte
Families look for ways to save on back-to-school shopping across the Mid-South (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Back-to-school shoppers are starting earlier this year, and many Mid-South families are looking for every possible way to make their budgets go further. The National Retail Federation reports 62% of shoppers have already started buying school supplies. The organization estimates families will spend an average of $863 on back-to-school shopping this year. For some parents and grandparents, saving money means traveling farther to find the best prices. “With two kids, as high
Mom to Mom: One-pound baby’s NICU fight brings community together (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - She weighs just over two pounds, but Sylvie Stevens has already moved an entire Mid-South community. Sylvie was born in June at just 25 weeks — about four months before her due date. At birth, her mother, Presley Stevens, said Sylvie weighed only one pound. Now, she is spending her first weeks of life in the NICU at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, fighting for every ounce. “I never in my life dreamed I would be in this position,” Presley said. For the Stevens family, life
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