There are 8 article(s) tagged Pam Beasley:

• July 2022

  • Retiring parks director honored for service to Germantown

    Before Parks Director Pam Beasley retired, the city honored her mark on the community.

    By Abigail Warren July 02, 2022

• June 2022

  • Germantown names new Parks and Recreation director

    Germantown has named its next director for Parks and Recreation. Pam Beasley will retire at the end of the month.

    By Abigail Warren June 17, 2022

• April 2022

  • Oh, snap: This week’s best photos

    Cast a ballot for your favorite photo. We’ve got flowers, food, a 3-year-old Grizz fan, and high school baseball. 

    By The Daily Memphian Staff April 16, 2022

  • Micro flower farm blossoms at Germantown Parks director’s home

    Pam Beasley’s ‘Manor Woods Garden’ is a testament to her love of gardening.

    By Abigail Warren April 11, 2022

• November 2019

  • Public forums set for input on Germantown park changes

    The Germantown Parks and Recreation Commission will host public forums Monday and Tuesday to get input about planned changes at Germantown Station and Riverdale parks.

    By Hira Qureshi November 18, 2019

• August 2019

  • Germantown staff says park rules within purview of commission

    Some Germantown residents are unhappy with new rules at two of the city parks. City staff says the rule changes are within the responsibility of the commission.

    By Abigail Warren August 15, 2019

• April 2019

  • Farmington Park renovations spark dispute over basketball goals

    The omission of a dedicated basketball court from a redesign of Germantown's Farmington Park has sparked disagreement between those who consider the court a nuisance and others who believe it should be available. 

    By Abigail Warren April 22, 2019

• February 2019

  • Germantown leaders favor city purchase of Germantown Country Club for passive use

    The Germantown Parks and Recreation Commission and Master Parks Plan authors gathered Saturday to determine the best use for Germantown Country Club, which has announced its closing. They favored the city buying the land for a passive park.

    By Abigail Warren February 09, 2019