Come together, Overton...

Saturday's public meeting got great media coverage from the Commercial Appeal and Memphis Daily News.

If you missed it, there's a second meeting tomorrow -- Tuesday, June 28, 5pm-7pm -- at the Memphis College of Art's Rust Hall, in the heart of Overton Park.

Drop in to fill out the (short and sweet) Speak Up! survey and get an awesome free t-shirt, or take the survey online at overtonpark.org. Our park needs your voice and your vision!

Speak Up!

Share your vision for Overton Park's future by joining your neighbors at an open-house meeting: this Saturday, June 25, 10am-Noon, and next week Tuesday, June 28, 5pm-7pm, at the Memphis College of Art's Rust Hall. Visit overtonpark.org for more info.

Signed, sealed, delivered.

Governor Haslam has signed the Old Forest State Natural Area bill into law. It's official, people!

Thanks again to the hundreds of awesome citizens and elected officials who made this happen, and most especially to Sen. Beverly Marrero and Rep. Jeanne Richardson for never giving up.