Road Recap: Grizzlies 92, Jazz 84
Grizzlies have winning record for first time in nearly a year
For the first time in nearly a year, the Grizzlies can look at the NBA standings and see themselves in the black.
Calkins: Henderson will return - and other news from a conversation with Mike Norvell
Memphis coach Mike Norvell says running back Darrell Henderson will be back for the East Carolina game. Norvell will be flying around Memphis in a helicopter Friday night, traveling to local high school games. And Norvell remains confident in the trajectory of the program, despite the dispiriting loss to Missouri.
Diversity is promoted organically at Regional One Health
Before moving to Memphis in 2010, Dr. Reginald Coopwood had a successful private practice as a general surgeon and later moved into administration as the chief medical officer at Nashville General Hospital at Meharry in 2005. Since joining Regional One Health in March of 2010 as president and chief executive officer, Coopwood has made it his mission to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Tennessee Black Voter Project contends Shelby County violating state, federal laws
The Tennessee Black Voter Project – reviewing voter registration applications in Memphis – believes the Shelby County Election Commission is violating state and federal law and demands changes be made before Election Day Nov. 6.
Candidates seek two seats on Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen
With early voting underway, candidates for two at-large Germantown aldermanic positions are doing their last-minute campaigning to sway voters – one side standing on continuing the city’s direction and leadership, the other seeking a new approach for the suburb.
J.R. 'Pitt' Hyde retiring from AutoZone board of directors
The founder of Memphis-based AutoZone Inc. is retiring from the company’s board of directors.
Opinion
By Jennifer Biggs
Elemento up and running, pizza is good to go
Relax. Elemento Neapolitan Pizza is open in Crosstown Concourse and despite more than a few hiccups, you should be able to get pizza today and every day except Sundays henceforth.
By Mel and Pearl Shaw
FUNdraising Good Times: Creating black led inner-city land conservancies
With this column we offer food for thought. We want to start a conversation and encourage people to find a way we can protect historically black neighborhoods and grow them through inner-city, nonprofit land conservancies that African-Americans establish, contribute to, fundraise for, are actively involved in and govern.
By Tricia Warren
Up your video game, go live
What’s so great about live video?
Metro
Bredesen, Blackburn chart different courses in Senate bid
It’s not just that Phil Bredesen and Marsha Blackburn have different views on many issues. The Democratic and Republican contenders for the U.S. Senate seat on the Nov. 6 ballot differ on what’s at stake in the statewide race.
City Council to consider Overton Square hotel back-up plan
County mayor proposes MOU to pay temp workers $15 an hour
Business
Mississippi opens last four-lane section of U.S. 72 to traffic
U.S. 72 in Mississippi is now four lanes from Tennessee to Alabama.
Diversity is promoted organically at Regional One Health
Assignment changed career course for Memphis attorney McNabb
Sports
Road Recap: Grizzlies 92, Jazz 84
For the first time in nearly a year, the Grizzlies can look at the NBA standings and see themselves in the black.
Grizzlies Game Day: A short road trip minus a key big man
Grizzlies' Garrett Temple was already living 'Grit and Grind'
Arts & Culture
Chance to design bluff-top art museum draws global response
The two large passenger vans stopped at Union and Front on a gorgeous morning Wednesday and disgorged more than 20 architects from around the U.S. and world as well as Tennessee and Memphis.
Local arts groups participating in nationwide ‘For Freedoms’ initiative
Brooks wants 'visual landmark' museum at the river
Food
$10 Deal: Asian Eatery
Asian Eatery is the restaurant that started life as Tao Too and has changed its name a time or two. But it’s the same place with mostly the same menu it had when I ate my first bowl of Devil’s Nest Soup in 2010.
Elemento up and running, pizza is good to go
Andrew Michael hits 10 years in fine fettle
Neighborhoods
Bredesen, Blackburn chart different courses in Senate bid
It’s not just that Phil Bredesen and Marsha Blackburn have different views on many issues. The Democratic and Republican contenders for the U.S. Senate seat on the Nov. 6 ballot differ on what’s at stake in the statewide race.
Shuttered for 40 years, old Melrose High School to open for weekend Orange Mound celebration
Union Mission building $34M homeless shelter
Suburbs
Candidates seek two seats on Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen
With early voting underway, candidates for two at-large Germantown aldermanic positions are doing their last-minute campaigning to sway voters – one side standing on continuing the city’s direction and leadership, the other seeking a new approach for the suburb.
Campbell Clinic expansion underway in Germantown
Newcomer Lackey challenges veteran mayor Keith McDonald in Bartlett election
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