Guest Column: My Friend, Memphis
Memphis weeps for the beautiful lives and souls of those cut short by monsters. Yet all of this — all the horrors and the beauty — are a byproduct of the same place. A juxtaposition that is difficult to comprehend.
Kemp Conrad
Kemp Conrad served eleven years on the Memphis City Council, including serving as chairman in 2016 and 2019. He is a principal at Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Advisors.
There are 4 articles by Kemp Conrad :
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September 2022
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Opinion
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June 2022
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Guest ColumnistsOpinion: Partisan city primaries would further divide us
Partisan primaries would make Memphis city government more like the divisive dumpster fire that is today’s Washington, D.C.
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September 2019
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Opinion Council chairman, Commission member urge ‘No’ vote on sales tax referendum
'A sales tax increase (would) return our pension and healthcare benefits to a plan that only five years ago found Memphis on the precipice of fiscal ruin.'
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March 2019
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Guest Columnists Legislators in Early Education Caucus address ‘crisis’ in student performance
Motivated by the fact that the majority of Tennessee’s third-grade students can’t read or do math on grade level, a bipartisan group of legislators has committed to exploring policy improvements for students prior to third grade.
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