Don Wade is a Metro Enterprise Reporter at The Daily Memphian. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on Tennessee, Memphis, and law enforcement. Don's work has also been featured in the Yakima Herald-Republic.
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Don Wade's coverage focuses on local news and community-related content, with an emphasis on lifestyle and human interest stories. If reaching out to Don, consider offering profiles of individuals making a difference in the Memphis area or providing insights into local events, philanthropic initiatives, and security issues impacting the community.
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By: Don Wade
Security has become more expensive and more dangerous as Memphis businesses attempt to deal with crime.
Danielle Moss, the first Black female chief meteorologist in Memphis, became a weather junkie while working as a flight attendant.
Memphis philanthropy: For local nonprofits, now is the time to bring in holiday-inspired donations and to set the table for 2024.
Sutton Mora, executive vice president and COO of the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis, recommends making giving part of the household budget. She also suggests involving children in volunteer efforts.
Joyce Peterson returns to WMC-TV Action News 5, marking her 30th year reporting the good — and the bad — to Memphians.
Experts suggest we need to abandon the old notion of fixed, deadline-driven — and occasionally self-loathing — New Year’s resolutions.
By: Don Wade
To the editor — Reinstating Amtrak service to Yakima is laughable. In recent years, Congress has given $2 billion per year to Amtrak! That is because Amtrak cannot attract enough passengers at reasonable prices to cover all of their expenses. The U.S. Transportation Department is just dreaming when they float ideas about expanding train service.
To the editor — Now we see Jerrod Sessler flip-flop on the debate with Dan Newhouse. First, Sessler agrees to two debates with Newhouse, and now he wants to change
To the editor — Re: Yakima County coroner's report on the death of Hien Trung Hua.
By: Don Wade
To the editor — Congratulations to the cast and crew of the Warehouse Theatre Company's "Sound of Music" production!
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