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Nail Salon Owner Is on a Quest to Help Ex-Felons Public Records & Notices Monitoring local real estate since 1968 View a complete day’s public records Subscribe Presented by and notices today for our at memphisdailynews.com. free report www.chandlerreports.com Tuesday, April 20, 2021 MemphisDailyNews.com Vol. 136 | No. 47 Rack–50¢/Delivery–39¢ Whitehaven school’s ‘store’ rewards positive behavior DAJA E. HENRY bags of chips and basketballs to fourth-grader Jeremiah Haynes the Trailblazer Incentive Store is is a big deal to Phi Beta Sigma,” Courtesy of The Daily Memphian hoverboards and bicycles. said. The initiative started off as packed with prizes. said Dwayne Scott, chair of the Behind a royal blue ribbon and Third grader Maleek McClin- a cart stocked with candy that The goodies are for students chapter’s foundation. “We’re com- a closed door emblazoned with the ton broke out in dance, showing teachers would push around to who model positive behavior and mitted to you as long as Tau Iota school’s logo, students at Robert R. what he would do once he earned incentivize positive behavior. respect, excel in the classroom, Sigma is around. ... We are defi- Church Thursday, April 15, got to enough points for a BeyBlade. Now, after a $10,000 donation have good attendance or any nitely happy to labor with you and see for the first time a new incen- “I’m a gamer so I might as well from the Tau Iota Sigma chapter other behavior that would build tive store with prizes ranging from get a PlayStation 4 and AirPods,” of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., up their ClassDojo points. “This BEHAVIOR CONTINUED ON P2 so the school can offer the apprenticeship program free to those women accepted into the program. Nail salon owner is on a quest “This program is based around my life and all the things I went through,” she said. “... I feel like I’ve been blessed to make it out of that cycle, and so ev- erybody that is going through it or coming through it or entering it, I want to just offer them a pathway to help ex-felons succeed and a blueprint so they don’t go through some of the same roadblocks that I did,” Johnson said. In 1992, Johnson was a college student attend- ing Clark Atlanta University. On a trip to New York with her cousin, she met an older man at the Apollo Theater and the two began dating. The man was a drug dealer and Johnson said she was introduced into that life of flash and cash. “I got a BMW when I was 21 for a birthday gift. I went to Hawaii at 20,” she recalled. “He was in that life. He lived that lifestyle. It was travel and money and all of that.” She met other women who also were dating drug dealers and when her friend asked if she would be interested in taking a trip to the Bahamas and tak- ing the woman’s boyfriend’s cash to be deposited in a bank there, Johnson did it. She took the trip to the Bahamas twice, and that’s all it took. “They (federal agents) were watching and wire- tapping,” Johnson recalled. She was arrested and indicted on money laun- dering charges and sentenced to 51 months in fed- eral prison. While serving her time in a Lexington, Kentucky, prison, Johnson was taught by another inmate to do manicures and she loved it. “I started going to the rooms with her and that’s how I started. And when she left, I ended up taking over. They would pay me with things from the com- Yolanda Johnson plans to open her Nail and Skin Bar Institute in June and run it from her Park Avenue nail shop. “My goal is missary list – washing powder, nail polish, whatever to help women coming home from incarceration get their state board manicure and pedicure license so that they can become I needed. I always liked things in the beauty industry entrepreneurs,” she said. “That’s the main goal.” (Patrick Lantrip/Courtesy of The Daily Memphian) anyway, and I decided when I got out this was the job for me,” Johnson said. YOLANDA JONES after serving time in prison. Her vision board manicure and pedicure license so In 1997, back in her hometown of Memphis, John- Courtesy of The Daily Memphian to train the women is close to reality. that they can become entrepreneurs,” son was living in a halfway house and working at For a decade, Yolanda Johnson has She hopes to open the Nail and Skin Bar Johnson said. “That’s the main goal.” Burlington Coat Factory when she decided to take held on to her dream of starting a school Institute in June. She plans to run the school from her classes to get her manicure and pedicure license. to help formerly incarcerated women “My goal is to help women coming Nail and Skin Bar salon on Park Avenue start their own nail salon like she did home from incarceration get their state and has already gotten nonprofit status NAIL CONTINUED ON P3 INSIDE Public Records ���������������� 4 Public Notices ��������������� 16 memphisdailynews.com chandlerreports.com Marriage licenses are unavailable ©2020 The Daily News Publishing Company A division of The Daily News Publishing Company while Shelby County Clerk’s Office Memphis, Tennessee The standard for premium real estate Established 1886 • 135th year information since 1968 reviews internal policies for its digital Call 901.523.1561 to subscribe Call 901.458.6419 for more information platforms� Page 2 MemphisDailyNews.com Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Planners aim to turn old movie theater into $50 million entertainment hub OMER YUSUF the home of Elvis, B.B. King and Pizano wanted the property for retail shops, music recording Eddie Jones was one of several Courtesy of The Daily Memphian all the greats Isaac Hayes, and all film and movie production space, studios, TV network space and elected officials who attended A movie theater in Southeast of them,” Pizano said. and to also host a hotel. ATWEC official rentals that’s set to be Saturday’s press conference. Memphis will soon be trans- “But you know what? There’s President and CEO Darnell Stitts ready in late fall. The 150-room He was impressed by Pizano formed into a local film and mov- still more than that here. We got sought the land to open a sports hotel is phase three of the project, and Stitt’s proposal, noting he ie production space and sports great history, but we’re sitting in complex while also showcasing and the project’s final phase in- wants to see more of these proj- complex, as initial details were a goal mine of talent. Let’s use his company’s technology on a cludes the sports complex and an ects in other areas of the city — announced about the $50 mil- that talent and let’s get behind greater scale. indoor-family center along with specifically outside Downtown. lion project at a press conference the film and music (industries).” The two parties along with an indoor theme park. “I’ve been one of those propo- Saturday, April 17. The $50 million project has Atlanta-based Worsham Hotel In addition to the $30 million nents to say hey, I want to start MVP3 Entertainment Group four phases with the first one — Group, which is developing a 150- renovations and expansion of the seeing projects in communities and ATWEC Technologies are set set to be ready July 1 — includ- room inn on site, all agreed the site, $20 million will be allocated where more African Americans to close a deal to purchase Malco ing six newly renovated movie space was sufficient for them to to use as a “film fund” for future are,” Jones said. Majestic Cinema, located at 7051 theaters, additional dining op- collaborate and work together. movies to be shoot in Memphis, “This is it. This is the start of Malco Crossing, by May 15, said tions and an event-rental space. “It can show the city that we Pizano said. Renovations of economic development that can Marie Pizano, co-founder and MVP3 Entertainment is a music, can work together,” Stitts said on the Majestic Cinema will begin happen all across Memphis and CEO of MVP3 Entertainment. film and television company, the project’s potential impact. shortly after the deal is finalized Shelby County.” The deal includes the while ATWEC sells child-safety “Different entities and in- in May, Pizano said. Pizano plans to seek further 80,000-square-foot facility and solutions to schools and day care dividuals with different back- She added that Malco will support for the project from city adjacent 20 acres. centers worldwide. grounds and … this can be a still have a presence in the proj- and county leaders in the com- The press conference was The collaboration between Godsend for the city to bring ect through showing movies ing weeks and will also seek tax held inside one of the theaters at MVP3 Entertainment and AT- their families come together and at the center but not under the abatements. “We want to create Majestic Cinema, which is near WEC began after both parties have a same environment to ac- Malco brand as it will fall under a whole Hollywood here, but in- the southeast corner of Riverdale expressed interest in purchas- tually have fun.” Phase two of MVP3 Entertainment. Shelby teractive with the whole city,” and Winchester roads. “We are ing the Majestic Cinema space. the expansion will feature new County Commission Chairman Pizano said.
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