Ashlar Hall owner wants to use property to help veterans, Alexandra Pusateri reports.

John Klyce Minervini on the story of a Memphis home-birth and the people who helped make it happen.

Paintings by Mark Coulson at Gallery 363 through July 21st.

Kevin Lipe on the Grizzlies’ surplus of wing players — who can contribute what and how likely they are to be a part of the team’s future plans.

The Bluff City’s “ambassador of Jookin'” teaches the TV journalist about the Gangsta Walk. More at Intermission Impossible.

Hank III brings the intergenerational talent mess to Minglewood Hall Wednesday.

Eileen Townsend asks Lester Merriweather, Mary Jo Karimnia, and Joel Parsons to describe his/her dream art space, the one they would create if they had infinite time and resources.

Joe Boone on the story of Select-O-Hits, a music distribution company started by relatives of Sam Phillips.

Tennessee becomes the 16th state to legalize hemp. Alexandra Pusateri has the story.

Frank Murtaugh has some thoughts on baseball’s All-Star week.

Addison Engelking says Snowpiercer runs over other summer blockbusters.

Black Flag, Black Oak Arkansas, and Super Witch perform at the Young Ave. Deli Sunday night.