The Collierville rumor mill is spinning - like, who knows when Target will reopen? Maureen Fraser and John Duncan discuss some highly-debated Collierville social media rumors, the Collierville Target's damage and potential reopening, recap the town's Independence Day celebration and explain how new restaurants and businesses choose to open in Collierville.

Where will you be for Collierville's largest fireworks show ever? West Collierville Middle School's assistant principal Chris Murray and counselor LaTonya Mercer-Johnson discuss their experience as site directors with different Collierville middle and elementary summer camps. John Duncan and Maureen Fraser give updates on Carriage Crossing, this weekend's Independence Day celebration, the Town's upcoming survey of historic homes and buildings and upcoming events around Collierville.

How do you think Collierville should spend an extra $4 million? Keith, John, and Maureen are here for a casual discussion about how much Collierville will be receiving from the Federal Government's "American Rescue Plan," if Collierville may eventually set aside some land for large-scale events (like future concerts and next year's Bluff City Balloon Jamboree), and how the real-estate market may be changing.

Balloons, Zoom school, and Target restoration – oh my! Toni Durham, owner of Bluff City Balloons, stops by to talk about the sold-out event happening this weekend. Collierville Virtual Academy's Principal Tim Strickland provides details on the permanent virtual schooling option. Maureen Fraser and John Duncan discuss budget updates from the Board of Mayor and Alderman, state funding to Collierville, the Target fire and answer questions on potential new grocery stores.

PIO Pro Jennifer Casey joins Economic Development Pro John Duncan for a discussion about future plans for Carriage Crossing, new mixed-use developments and the potential economic impact of upcoming summer events, like the Town's Independence Day Celebration and a new, exciting hot-air balloon festival that's attracting a lot of attention.

The new service station proposed for Byhalia Road is back! There are new computers for high school students, a list of career pathways for Collierville students, two new potential restaurants by Chick-Fil-A, and does Memphis' Grit and Grind branding help spur economic growth? All this and more on today's jam-packed episode of Main and Mulberry: Public Policy.

Collierville's booming real estate market is facing some challenges - what are they? Special guest John Stamps joins Maureen Fraser to discuss Collierville real estate, mini-golf updates and the upcoming Independence Day Celebration, which will feature the longest fireworks show in the town's history.

Why was Malco’s mini-golf proposal rejected? Maureen Fraser explains her and the board’s decision (23:42). Plus, special guest Mollie Walker explains how she and others are advocating for infertility coverage across Tennessee - on a national stage.

Wright Cox, School Board Chairman, discusses the decision for a new virtual school. John Duncan, Town Economic Development Director, speaks to what's happening at Carriage Crossing. Maureen Fraser, Vice Mayor, addresses the blowup on social media over a new gas station. All this and more on this week's Public Policy.