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Clean Little Secret Honda spices up Accord sedan with hybrid powertrain

Commercial Appeal Talking dogs, sandwich-eating babies...blame it on rock 'n' roll

Global Sandwich Fusion cuisine finds its perfect iteration in the Vietnamese banh mi

Seeing Red Who's really to blame when kids are brats?

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Wining & Whining Belcourt to screen controversial movie about wine, Mondovino

 

 

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Global Sandwich Fusion cuisine finds its perfect iteration in the Vietnamese banh mi

Heart of Darkness Sleater-Kinney's latest album plunges into the abyss

Homeland Insecurity Stephen Spielberg's H.G. Wells remake hones in on post-9/11 fears

Listening, Not Always for a Human Voice Local poet's debut collection is all about gratitude

Love And Hate Mail Nothin' good about these ol' boys

My Back Pages Two new books—Cormac McCarthy's new novel and a killer's-eye view of the Rwandan genocide—contemplate the face of evil

Old School Adrienne Young grounds her music and business dealings in time-honored verities

Out of Order Despite its best attempts at failure, the Metro Council passes a budget

 

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DARIUS WHITE, BRANDON HARRISON, JOHN HIMELICK, entrepreneurs at the AutoZone parking lot on Dickerson Road

Photo by Eric England

Why are you guys out here selling lemonade? We're trying to raise money for the Family Foundation Fund. It's a boys-without-fathers mentoring program, and we're trying to get money for our mentoring trip.

How long have you been selling? Just for a couple of hours today, but we'll be here the rest of the week.

Do you all have mentors? [Darius]: I have a mentor; he's a real estate person.

[John]: I don't have one yet; I start my mentorship program next week.

[Brandon]: I'm just up here visiting for a couple of weeks helping my uncle with the program.

What's the best part of the program? We get to go on enrichment trips. Our mentors teach us things that help us out in life. We learn about God and how he wants us to live our lives.

How could someone learn more about this program? Come down here and buy some lemonade or go to www.familyfoundationfund.com.

—Eric England