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Public Policy explores the crossroads of modernization and small town tradition exemplified by the growing town of Collierville, TN. Listen in as we learn about economic growth, start-up businesses, and explore modern community. Each one-hour show features special guests including local entrepreneurs, business leaders, city officials, and key influencers of the movement. Hosted by Keith Essary.
Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser addresses trending social media topics, as well as what's now known as Turf Gate 2022. Economic Development Director John Duncan offers insight into Top Golf's decision to locate in Memphis, and answers the question, "What is Collierville – Suburb, Power Suburb, Town?"
Don Kitchens of Landers Ford Joins This Week’s Show, Blue Oval City’s Timeline (27:00), and How Ford's New Plant will Impact Suburbs like Collierville (08:15)
A favorite Collierville restaurant is working to open another location! Speaking of restaurants, can Collierville’s infrastructure support new restaurants in areas that are already bustling? This week, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss local traffic and the status of pending projects in and around Collierville’s downtown district.
Public Policy returns for 2022! We're discussing the make-up of the Collierville Town Square and how small towns like ours have developed (and are developing) their own. Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser addresses the need to build new homes to meet rising demands, and Economic Development Director John Duncan shares how local municipalities are preparing for Ford's arrival.
Whataburger and Chipotle are in their planning stages, and Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser addresses traffic issues that may be causing delays. Simmons Bank joins to talk about their recent expansion in Collierville, and Economic Development Director John Duncan discusses the future of Highway 72. Also discussed are Fire Station #6 and rising interest rates.
It's official: Kroger is expanding! Town Economic Development Director John Duncan joins Main and Mulberry to discuss recent developments in neighboring areas, changes coming to Carriage Crossing, lingering effects from COVID-19 on businesses, and how Collierville is positioned to take advantage of the new Ford development. Also discussed is how Germantown may be Memphis' new economic center for certain verticals and Alderman Missy Marshall joins in on the comments, announcing potential new residential developments.
Public Policy is back! This week Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser discusses citizen applications to serve on one of Collierville's many Boards - there's a lot of support this year! Also, an upcoming rezoning application may allow for a new donut shop in east Collierville. Town Economic Development Director John Duncan shares news about Collierville businesses that are expanding to create new jobs and a possible minor league baseball opportunity.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, especially in Collierville! Don’t miss this week’s episode in which special guest Director of Tourism Ashley Carver joins Public Policy to tell us all about the Town's upcoming Christmas in Collierville events. Town Economic Development Director John Duncan explains what the future of Collierville may look like, while Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser shares topical BMA Meeting updates and details how you can get involved.
Is it harder to open a business in Collierville than in other towns? In this episode, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss new businesses coming to Collierville, including a basketball training facility and Monster Mini Golf, what it really takes to open new businesses in Collierville, how Collierville will fare if interest rates rise, and the fate (for now) of the planned Ashby development.
Where is the Collierville Town Square going? In this episode, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss the impact of a traffic study on the potential new parking garage and hotel in the Historic District, the economic impact of the hotel, more updates on Blue Oval City and new Shelby County commissioner maps that would divide Collierville in half.
Here's what you need to know about the new Ashby Collierville development. On this episode, Maureen Fraser and John Duncan clarify some potential misconceptions about the Ashby Collierville development, and discuss public objections to the development, if this new development aligns with the town's growth strategy and how Collierville plans to grow overall. Also discussed is Memphis' new Ford electric car manufacturing plant and what goes into an alderman's voting decision.
Collierville Mayor Stan Joyner, with Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser, share their experiences during a live discussion about last week's tragic events. Join as the Mayor reads a new Proclamation, discusses current activity, and provides an update on victim status, future preparedness and ongoing resources for the public. We're publishing this video without time stamps this week as we hope the community watches the full show. Stay strong, everyone.
What does it take to run a $100 million dollar town? On this episode, Collierville Town Administrator James Lewellen joins Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan to discuss his upcoming retirement and the responsibilities of a town administrator. Also discussed: Collierville's commitment to growth, road pavings, progress on the hotel and parking garage development on the Collierville Town Square, the benefits of more corporate jobs in Collierville and a Hinton Park expansion up for vote next Monday.
Which new grocery store is coming to Lakeland? And why does it matter to Collierville? On this week's episode, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan give updates about the Planning Commission's agenda items, including new residential and commercial developments, real estate updates, the arrival of a new Five Below in Collierville and more.
Could Collierville be getting a House of Sports? On this week's episode, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss "smart" economic growth and commercial real estate updates, finding tenants for empty buildings in Collierville, the hotel and parking garage on the Collierville Town Square, the Shelby County Health Department's new mask mandate and how it affects Collierville and a variety of board meeting updates, including new Schilling Farms retail developments.
On this week's episode, Collierville Schools Superintendent Dr. Gary Lilly discusses why Collierville Schools must comply with the Shelby County Health Department's directive requiring masks in school, alongside contact tracing exemptions and a voluntary, free COVID-19 testing site specifically for students and teachers. Maureen Fraser explains the relocation of the Collierville Funeral Home and John Duncan explores office building updates in Collierville.
Even in 2020, Collierville's sales tax revenue increased! On this week's shorter episode, Collierville Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Collierville Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss sales tax revenue numbers, Whataburger and other restaurants coming to Collierville, Target's new partnership with Ulta and the recent vote to funnel $5 million into Collierville-managed emergency medical services.
What a burger! Is that how you say it? A new Whataburger was just announced for Collierville! With town officials Maureen Fraser and John Duncan, we discuss how the new development will impact Poplar traffic and the Chik-fil-A next door. There's also been a lot of online chatter about the Square's newly-proposed hotel and parking garage, following Monday's board meeting - we explore next steps for the proposal.
The Collierville rumor mill is spinning - like, who knows when Target will reopen? Maureen Fraser and John Duncan discuss some highly-debated Collierville social media rumors, the Collierville Target's damage and potential reopening, recap the town's Independence Day celebration and explain how new restaurants and businesses choose to open in Collierville.
Where will you be for Collierville's largest fireworks show ever? West Collierville Middle School's assistant principal Chris Murray and counselor LaTonya Mercer-Johnson discuss their experience as site directors with different Collierville middle and elementary summer camps. John Duncan and Maureen Fraser give updates on Carriage Crossing, this weekend's Independence Day celebration, the Town's upcoming survey of historic homes and buildings and upcoming events around Collierville.
How do you think Collierville should spend an extra $4 million? Keith, John, and Maureen are here for a casual discussion about how much Collierville will be receiving from the Federal Government's "American Rescue Plan," if Collierville may eventually set aside some land for large-scale events (like future concerts and next year's Bluff City Balloon Jamboree), and how the real-estate market may be changing.
Balloons, Zoom school, and Target restoration – oh my! Toni Durham, owner of Bluff City Balloons, stops by to talk about the sold-out event happening this weekend. Collierville Virtual Academy's Principal Tim Strickland provides details on the permanent virtual schooling option. Maureen Fraser and John Duncan discuss budget updates from the Board of Mayor and Alderman, state funding to Collierville, the Target fire and answer questions on potential new grocery stores.
PIO Pro Jennifer Casey joins Economic Development Pro John Duncan for a discussion about future plans for Carriage Crossing, new mixed-use developments and the potential economic impact of upcoming summer events, like the Town's Independence Day Celebration and a new, exciting hot-air balloon festival that's attracting a lot of attention.
The new service station proposed for Byhalia Road is back! There are new computers for high school students, a list of career pathways for Collierville students, two new potential restaurants by Chick-Fil-A, and does Memphis' Grit and Grind branding help spur economic growth? All this and more on today's jam-packed episode of Main and Mulberry: Public Policy.
Collierville's booming real estate market is facing some challenges - what are they? Special guest John Stamps joins Maureen Fraser to discuss Collierville real estate, mini-golf updates and the upcoming Independence Day Celebration, which will feature the longest fireworks show in the town's history.
Why was Malco’s mini-golf proposal rejected? Maureen Fraser explains her and the board’s decision (23:42). Plus, special guest Mollie Walker explains how she and others are advocating for infertility coverage across Tennessee - on a national stage.
Wright Cox, School Board Chairman, discusses the decision for a new virtual school. John Duncan, Town Economic Development Director, speaks to what's happening at Carriage Crossing. Maureen Fraser, Vice Mayor, addresses the blowup on social media over a new gas station. All this and more on this week's Public Policy.
What a week on Public Policy! Alderman Missy Marshall joins Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan this week. A potential new entertainment venue, new businesses coming to town, road pavings, the summer concert series and the biggest July 4th fireworks event ever are just a few of the topics discussed.
Extending Houston Levee and a 300-home development are up for votes! Does Collierville want to be a retirement community? These topics, incoming pickleball, Leadership Collierville and more are discussed on today's Public Policy between Maureen and John.
What do the new COVID-19 health directives mean for Collierville? Maureen, John and Keith discuss the new Shelby County Health Department guidelines that go into effect starting this weekend, along with potential concert venues, and increases in Shelby County property assessments.
Collierville's gearing up to host a nationally-televised basketball tournament. What's the economic impact? This week, Keith, John and Maureen discuss new developments, like a new mini-golf facility - recently approved by the Town's planning commission!
It's budget time for the Town of Collierville and it's an assessment year. Will you pay more Collierville taxes? Should new businesses in town be incentivized with tax breaks? Also, a new restaurant is announced and there's an update on potholes from Snowmageddon 2021.
Malco's proposing a new putt-putt destination inspired by the Collierville Town Square, Collierville self-sustains through a boiling water warning, and the panel discusses the emergence of a new development on South Byhalia. Plus, Maureen shares her experience volunteering at Germantown/Collierville's vaccination site!
Empty retail space, how weather is affecting Town Services, and the Water Tower District. It's another snow day in Collierville, and we're here to talk about it. Special thanks to the usual crew, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan, for going above and beyond to join us for today's broadcast.
When will the Collierville High School be back to 5 days in school? What does the future of education look like? How has COVID-19 permanently affected in-person school? On this episode of Main and Mulberry: Public Policy, Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss all the details involved with returning to school in-person full-time.
Apartments in Collierville? Watch for the facts, pros and cons on this episode of Main and Mulberry: Public Policy, with Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan.
This week, we get the scoop on Collierville road conditions (potholes and repavings), state and Town alcohol ordinances, and COVID-19 guidelines directly from Town Administrator James Lewellen.
Who says which roads are paved and when? On this week's episode, Collierville Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan give updates on the current road paving projects as well as discuss e-commerce growth and municipality cooperation.
Today's topics include Collierville's growing population, local real estate inventory, sales tax revenue and more.
In Collierville, local elected officials are being sworn in! Town Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director discuss a local brewery’s food and beverage ratio. And this leads to a discussion about some new types of family-friendly establishments that feature live music, outdoor activities, and craft beer. But how might Collierville need to change its regulations to allow for places like these?
The tallies are in! Collierville just voted in two run-off elections, and the panel discusses the results. Town Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser and Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss how a new board may affect economic growth, Covid-19 guidelines, and more. We also discuss Collierville’s Retail Gap Analysis that indicates whether we have too few or too many pizza shops, burger joints, you name it!
What is the right and wrong type of development for Collierville? When developing a town, it has to have x-percentage of this and y-percentage of this. But what are the two things Collierville needs most to grow in the right direction? We get into it on this episode of Main and Mulberry: Live, as we speak with Town Economic Development Director John Duncan and Town Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser.
Two runoff elections coming right up! Host Keith Essary, Collierville Economic Development Director John Duncan, and newly re-elected Collierville Alderman John Stamps dig into the details of the results of Collierville's 2020 Local Elections. The panel also discusses the upcoming runoff elections, important dates, and some hot topics that remaining candidates may need to address. And what the heck is "Smart Growth?"
With Election Day right around the corner, Host Anna Bells speaks with Collierville Economic Development Director John Duncan and Collierville Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser about the pace at which the Town of Collierville is growing, the importance of voting for local elected officials, and ... Oh! The Brooks Collection was featured on NBC.
With the upcoming Alderman elections, there’s a lot of talk about how Collierville should be growing. Town Economic Development Director John Duncan joins us to define the path that the Town is currently on and why. Also, hear about the Town of Collierville’s “Moon Missions,” as they’re described, like a minor-league baseball team or an indoor/outdoor tennis facility.
Crime in Collierville is about to get a lot harder. Alderman John Stamps joins the show this week and explains how Collierville is installing License Plate Video Cameras at all of the town's entries and exits. Mr. Stamps and Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser also update on the last BMA meeting, as well as continue talks about local election hot topics like "change", future developments, and how to handle budget cuts. Listen to this week’s episode to be in the know!
This week, host Keith Essary and Tennessee State Representative Kevin Vaughan put Collierville Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser on the hot seat to respond to some unanswered questions from Tour Collierville’s Alderman Debate, dealing with some hot button issues: pot holes, budget cuts, Collierville water, taxes, jobs and more!
On this episode of Main and Mulberry Live, we discuss some Tennessee legislative changes, Collierville EPLEX controversies, residential development costs, and more. Get perspectives at both state and local levels, from TN State Rep. Kevin Vaughan and local Alderman and Vice-Mayor Maureen Fraser.
Is Collierville a "boomburb" town? How are protests affecting the Town? These topics and more are discussed as Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser and Economic Development Director John Duncan join us for the Main and Mulberry Radio Show.
David Pippin is the owner of 3 Guys Pizza Pies, and he has first-hand experience owning a restaurant during the coronavirus pandemic. David highlights the importance of supporting local businesses and how the local community has supported his own efforts. Following the podcast, Host Keith Essary and Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss their thoughts, as well as the potential long-term impacts of people and businesses coming to Collierville.
With a majority of the Town of Collierville's Aldermen seats up for election in November, Collierville could look a lot different in 2021. On this week's episode of Main and Mulberry Live, listen to Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser discuss the upcoming elections along with an update from the Town's Director of Economic Development John Duncan about potential new businesses coming to Collierville.
This weekend, Main and Mulberry Live is joined by the Town of Collierville's PIO Jennifer Casey and Collierville Town Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser to discuss all things local government. It's an election year, after all, and we discuss which positions are contested, who's on the ballet, and the importance of local government!
A lot to talk about this week: the economic impact of this year’s FedEx St. Jude WGC Golf Tournament, the latest real estate market trends, and the newfound importance of local government. John Duncan and Maureen Fraser are back with the latest.
In a special episode of Main and Mulberry: Live, the Town of Collierville's Public Information Officer, Jennifer Casey, joins the panel to discuss COVID-19, school this fall, and the monumental task of repaving Collierville's share of Poplar Avenue.
Collierville, TN: An update on new retail, restaurants, and road repavings in Collierville, TN. The panel, including Collierville Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser and Collierville Economic Development Director John Duncan, discusses how towns with box-box retailers like Wal-Mart and Target are experiencing less loss in Sales Tax Revenue from COVID-19 and are thus less likely to raise taxes.
Collierville Town Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser explains three ways schools could reopen this fall. “If everyone has to sit six feet apart, they [buses] can only transport 15 students.” Schools’ options, including transportation, are discussed, followed by an update from Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan on the outlook for small businesses and new developments as Collierville businesses continue operating in Phase 2.
Today’s the day! As of Monday, June 22nd, 2020, you can now fill out a permit to run in some upcoming local elections. On this weekend’s airing of the Main and Mulberry Radio Show, Anna Bell was joined by Collierville Town Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser and Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan to discuss why Collierville, TN is remaining in Phase 2 of the “Back to Business” plan, post COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, and upcoming local elections! The Main and Mulberry Radio Show - Sundays at 3:00pm CT on KWAM 107.9FM 990AM.
We usually speak with local reps, but we might as well be in Nashville this week. Tennessee State Representative Kevin Vaughn is working to balance an adjusted budget and more in the face of renewed COVID-19 numbers, and he’s here to tell us all about it. Collierville Town Vice Mayor Maureen Fraser joins the show as well and provides listeners with a fresh update on Collierville, TN's latest Planning Commission meeting. It's a stacked lineup on this weekend's airing of the Main and Mulberry Radio Show - 3:00pm CT KWAM 107.9FM 990AM.
As momentum moves towards some semblance of “normal,” Collierville, TN is starting to see movement around some new developments, like a fuel station and retirement community. Economic Development activities are also picking up, with a potential Data Center Facility and retail/restaurant opportunities being discussed, similar to what may be found in Collierville’s benchmark towns, like Overland Park, Kansas and Allen, Texas. The Main and Mulberry Radio Show is here to bring you all the updates, with guests Collierville Town Vice Mayor Maureen Frasier and Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan.
Town officials agree that Collierville may be poised to weather this year’s economic downturn. The impact of big-box retailers on small towns is just one factor to consider, but there are plenty others - all discussed on this weekend’s episode the Main and Mulberry Radio Show.
Which towns are recession-proof? Collierville, TN might be one, but there are a number of factors to consider. People continue to flock to small, rural towns, and Corporations look to do the same. The local real-estate market has become a seller’s, and Memphis is sure to support Collierville’s economy, with FedEx and other corporate headquarters performing well. These topics, and Collierville’s new police chief, Dale Lane, are discussed on this weekend’s airing of Main and Mulberry Radio.
When will Collierville enter phase 2? Will Collierville receive a tax increase? Will the Town host its annual 4th of July celebration? And how has COVID-19 affected the Town's budget? Host Keith Essary and Collierville Town Alderman Maureen Fraser answer these questions and more on this week’s episode of Main and Mulberry: 38017.
Who is making the decision for when Collierville reopens? How is it being determined? Which thriving businesses are supporting the economy during the epidemic? Host Keith Essary, Collierville Town Alderman Maureen Fraser, and Collierville Town Director of Economic Development John Duncan discuss these topics and more on Main and Mulberry Live.
The panel discusses how the community will be affected as Safer at Home orders begin to be lifted. Will suburbs become flooded with people if they reopen, but Memphis doesn't? How will COVID-19 impact the town's budget? What's the new normal for restaurants? And will current events push big box retailers over the edge? Host Keith Essary, Collierville Town Alderman Maureen Fraser, and Collierville Town Economic Development Director John Duncan discuss these topics and more.
On this week's episode, host Keith Essary introducers listeners to Main and Mulberry's newest podcast titled, Main and Mulberry: Community at Home - a show about community while staying home due to COVID-19. Listen to a local therapist explain the intricacies of personal, at-home relationships, and enjoy the advice of a local hair stylist about how to maintain some semblance of style while quarantining.
On this episode of Main and Mulberry Live, listen to a conversation about "COVID-19 Vigilantes", how Collierville is handling Safer at Home so far, and what some local businesses are doing to meet demand and keep essential workers safe in today’s ever-changing environment.
Town of Collierville Alderman, Maureen Fraser, provides listeners with an update on Collierville’s “Safer at Home” policies. Host, Keith Essary, and Town of Collierville Economic Development Director, John Duncan, join in for a discussion about how Collierville is changing amidst the Town of Collierville’s “Safer at Home” order. There are so many people walking again! The panel shares their experiences staying safe, supporting local businesses and restaurants, and staying connected.
As the Town of Collierville issues a Safer at Home Order, some businesses are being forced to temporarily close. This week, the panel (joined by Jennifer Casey - Collierville's Public Information Officer) discusses the distinction between essential and non-essential business, how the Safer at Home order is impacting local businesses, corporations, and real-estate, and how Collierville is maintaining its sense of community.
On this week’s show, Keith speaks with the owner of Pimentos about his business’s offerings and adaptations to the current environment. Town Alderman, Maureen Fraser, discusses the elected officials role in determining shutdowns and quarantines, and John Duncan updates listeners on the most recent census.
On this week’s show, the panel discusses Collierville from the perspective of three different generations: Baby Boomers, Gen X, and Millenials. There’s a commonality in the desire for more restaurants, however, and John Duncan provides listeners with a detailed scoop on which restaurants might be eventually coming to Collierville.
Hear about the coronavirus from the perspective of local doctor, Alan Taylor. Dr. Taylor provides listeners with an update on the virus, its symptoms, and how you can protect yourself. Keith, Maureen, and John entertain a discussion about apartments in Collierville.
Hear about the coronavirus from the perspective of local Collierville doctor, Alan Taylor. Dr. Taylor provides listeners with an update on the virus, its symptoms, potential reach, and how you can protect yourself on a special edition of Main and Mulberry Live.
Keith, Maureen, and John discuss a range of topics on this week’s episode, including new developments, road repaving, and the economic impact that bordering counties have on small towns like Collierville.
This week, Anna Bell visits Main and Mulberry Live to tell us all about a new podcast discussing women’s influence in and around small towns like Collierville. John Duncan and Maureen Fraser give an Economic Development Update.
Main & Mulberry Live interviews Jennifer Casey, Collierville’s Public Information Officer, followed by a discussion of hot topics: animal shelter issues, beer ordinances, and food selections in Collierville.
Coming off the heels of the Collierville Chamber’s 2019 Excellence in Business Awards, Keith speaks to the CEO of the Collierville Chamber of Commerce, Mark Heuberger, to discuss the Chamber’s momentum and his vision for the organization. The 2019 Collierville Person of the Year, Maureen Fraser, and John Duncan weigh in on the organization’s change of pace and newfound success.
Frank Fitzgerald, Collierville resident, builder, and business owner, visits the Main & Mulberry Live studio to discuss the plans for his latest development in Collierville! Keith, John, and Maureen follow Frank's announcement with a discussion on how the new development may affect the town and the process it will follow to receive approval.
Keith, John, and Maureen make something out of nothing in this week’s episode. The panel discusses Collierville’s Morton Museum, Leadership Collierville, and the structure of Collierville’s local government. Learn about Collierville’s local gov, how its structured (Hint: BMA), and the elected and non-elected officials that hold each position.
Our host Keith Essary is joined by Alderman Maureen Fraser & Director of Economic Development John Duncan to discuss what new businesses you'd like to see brought to Collierville in the next decade
Our host, Keith Essary, discusses "busting" your New Year's resolutions and covers recent & upcoming events in Collierville, TN, with Director of Economic Development John Duncan and Alderman Maureen Fraser.
Our host, Keith Essary, and Anna Bell sit down to discuss Collierville's Animal Services with Christina Hodge and Sandy Kraemer: what they provide for shelter animals, how to volunteer with the shelter, how the shelter is funded and why they still need donations. The Weekend Lineup is presented by PT Squared's Krista Robinson.
Our host, Keith Essary, discusses the Collierville 2040 Plan with Director of Economic Development John Duncan and Alderman Maureen Fraser.
Our host, Keith Essary, is joined by Alderman Maureen Fraser and Town Director of Economic Development John Duncan to discuss the Collierville Tree Lighting and how it maintains the historic charm and community feel through Collierville's current period of growth and development.
Host Keith Essary joins Director of Economic Development John Duncan and Alderman Maureen Fraser to discuss the new IMC Companies headquarters coming to town and how it will benefit Collierville.
Our host Keith Essary joins regular guests John Duncan & Maureen Fraser to discuss new restaurants, corporate headquarters and how the general public can get involved with city planning in Collierville. Also, Anna discusses the Christmas in Collierville Home Tours with the Collierville Contemporary Club!
Host Keith Essary and Main & Mulberry regulars, Alderman Maureen Fraser and Director of Econ. Development John Duncan, discuss new businesses in Collierville, with a feature from Greg Brooks, of Brooks Billards & Gameroom Gallery.
Town Alderman Maureen Fraser and John Duncan, Director of Economic Development, join us to talk about the upcoming shopping season and the effect that larger retailers have on "main street" shops and businesses in small towns like Collierville, TN.
For this week's episode of Main and Mulberry LIVE, Tour Collierville's Anna Bell sits down with longtime Collierville resident and co-founder of Bible Museum on the Square, Nancy Bassett, to discuss Collierville's rich history and how it came to be what it is today. Guest appearance by Town Alderman Maureen Fraser.
(This week's show is a replay of last week's show, where Keith and the rest of his guests talked about what's going on with social media in Collierville.) Collierville’s social media has been blowing up lately –– Main & Mulberry LIVE takes you through the big issues affecting Collierville right now! Our latest episode concludes a 5 part series on social media in Collierville, where we discussed crime in a small town, the Main Street construction project, broken light poles, and more. You can find this episode –– and all episodes of Main & Mulberry LIVE –– on the Tour Collierville app and iTunes!
In the final part of our Social-ville series, Host Keith Essary, Town Alderman Maureen Fraser, and the Town's Director of Economic Development, John Duncan evaluate several Facebook pages and discuss their recent posts.
Host Keith Essary, the Town's Director of Economic Development, John Duncan, and Town Alderman Maureen Fraser continue discussing the effect social media has on small town growth.