In S1E3, we kick off three months of embedded reporting with a conversation on the unique features, strengths, and challenges of the University District. 

Wealthier white Memphians began moving to Binghampton out of a desire to be around diversity and to help improve a disadvantaged community. Now, they fear they've turned the tide as major real estate developments are emerging. Old and new residents are banding together to preserve affordable housing by establishing a Binghampton land trust.

Three Memphis neighborhoods — Frayser, Uptown and Orange Mound — are set to be the recipients of art installations that will add vibrancy and livability to the communities, as well as inform and unite residents around solutions to lingering environmental issues, like dumping and littering.

Lisa and Luis Toro opened their first business on Broad Avenue four years ago. Next spring they'll open their third business a bit off of Broad Avenue, and they've learned a lot about entrepreneurship along the way. 

El tramo Heights-Berclair de Summer Avenue tiene solo tres millas de largo, pero representa a dueños de negocios de más de 30 países. Ahora está recibiendo el reconocimiento que merece con una campaña para calificarlo como el primer distrito internacional de Memphis.

Former radio host Henry Nelson is Carpenter Art Garden's new executive director. He sits down with High Ground News to discuss his new role and plans for the future of the organization and greater Binghampton.