Memphis Honors

08/28/2024

I hope 902 can start some new energy after 901. Ironically labor day is the next day so we need to do the work!
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07/16/2024

Good Morning Family and Friends!
This is an interview that I had with a digital magazine called "Bold Journey"
It was a great read, and I mentioned my big brother Tony Mays in the interview.
Check it out!
Majority of the pictures were captured by my daughter
Apphia Salter for
Ajonaee Studio Creations

We caught up with the brilliant and insightful LeVelle Salter Sr. a few weeks ago

09/01/2023

Happy 901 Day Mane
We Memphis Mane!

08/29/2023

Memphis-Shelby County Schools - MSCS we get it & we sympathize with you after a long work day! Thanks for all you do for the children, parents, & our communities! You all are the true celebrities & we celebrate you!
The Genre Memphis &
Dj 1Luv Entertainment

12/05/2021

12/02/2021

Memphis Honors honors our very own Stan Bell
Stan Bell is very deserving of this honor from our city!
Thank you for your contributions to our city & this roll call is all about you! Stan Bell serving us well pushing more power than a duracell!

Stan Bell is no stranger to the Mid-south area. He communicates on and off the air. He has become one of Memphis' most energetic & beloved radio personalities for twenty-nine years now!

Stan is also a Shelby County Schools Careers and Technology instructor. He currently teaches Broadcasting @ Wooddale High. He began his teaching profession at Northside High, (his alma mater), where he taught English and Applied Economics. Stan has been teaching with the District since 1993.

Stan is a native Memphian---a product of Memphis City Schools, attending Hyde Park Elementary, Vollentine, Snowden, Cypress and Northside High.

He received his undergraduate degree in Mass Communication from UT-Martin. He received his Masters and Ed.S. degree(s) from Union University in Jackson, TN. Stan is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and he is also professionally involved with Kappa Delta Pi---an international honors organization for educators. Stan is a past recipient of the Distinguished Role Model of the Year Award, presented by MABSE (Memphis Alliance of Black School Educators).

He is a member of St. John Baptist Church-Vance Avenue. Professor Nat D. Williams, (the first black radio announcer in America), was his Sunday School teacher. Radio greats, Rufus Thomas, Herb "the K" Kneeland, Bill Adkins, CJ Morgan, Bobby O'Jay, Melvin Jones, Pam Wells and Jimmy Smith, are some of Stan's mentors.

Stan credits his father, Jessie Bell, as being a role model. Stan's mother, Joye T. Bell, a retired MCS educator, was instrumental in his choosing education as a profession. He is also the grandson of the late Prof.E.A.Teague, a former administrator with Manassas High School.

Stan is truly a family man, with a loving wife, Carla. He is also the proud father of three brilliant and handsome sons---Matthew, Myles, and Micah, affectionately known as the "baby bell-ringers".

When you HONOR your city you HONOR YOU!!!!