Crump News

The Shelby County Courthouse celebrates its centennial today. And its best-known guests have already taken their seats.

The City of Memphis is cleaning up some of the dirtiest parts of the city. Crews will spend the next week and a half mowing grass and cleaning debris from medians and roadways.

D'Army Bailey's departure from Division 8 of Circuit Court will be one of the first vacancies to be filled by the newly created Judicial Nominating Commission.

Jackson-Madison County Schools remains in corrective action under No Child Left Behind, but has earned improving status, according to the Tennessee Department of Education this morning.

A Crump woman died Sunday when her car went off the road into the Tennessee River.

A Crump woman died early today when her car went off the road into the Tennessee River.

Photo by Jeremy Belk Lt. Col. Lisa Crump hands over the colors of the 117th Military Police Battalion to her commanding officer Col.

Two principals will take on supervisory roles with the Jackson-Madison County Schools Board of Education next month.

Jeannie M. Kosciolek Position: Attorney Firm: Apperson Crump & Maxwell PLC Basics: Kosciolek concentrates her practice in divorce and family law as well as general civil litigation and elder law.

Jackson Central-Merry High School Principal Eric Jones hasn't moved into his office yet, but he's already started to work.

Speculation is rampant that some members of the Jackson-Madison County Board of Education will attempt to rescind the contract extension of schools Superintendent Dr.

When Jackson Central-Merry High School Principal Virginia Stackens-Crump handed senior Terelle Worthy his diploma on Friday night at Oman Arena, he didn't think he'd feel so emotional.