‘Shellebrate’ 90 years of music, and share your Memphis hot takes
In this week’s To-Do List, there’s a new comedy club opening at Flyway, and 8Ball and MJG team up with an orchestra at the Orpheum.
Bianca Phillips is a Northeast Arkansas native and longtime Memphian who’s worked in local journalism and PR for more than 20 years. In her days as a reporter, she covered everything from local government and crime to LGBTQ issues and the arts. She’s the author of “Cookin Crunk: Eatin’ Vegan in the Dirty South,” a cookbook of vegan Southern recipes.
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In this week’s To-Do List, there’s a new comedy club opening at Flyway, and 8Ball and MJG team up with an orchestra at the Orpheum.
Residents clash with city over SpaceXAI money, the Tigers get trampled and we’ve got the history behind that giant radio tower in Central Gardens.
County gets a new jail medical provider, T.J. Hardaway calls off his write-in campaign and Germantown plans for snow.
City Council may ask the Task Force to leave, 201 Poplar inmates sue over jail conditions and croissants are coming to Cooper-Young.
Former Kid University workers appear in court, protesters want ICE out of the airport and we share the chain restaurants we’d love to see.
In this week’s To-Do List, folk star Valerie June comes home, parking spots become parks and Neo bends bullets at the Pink Palace.
Carmeon Hamilton launches Wing Wars, Collierville’s got a new temporary town administrator and a Memphis poet beats Jack White.
Selberg’s job could have been saved, the old Coletta’s may serve Mexican food and the Redbirds blow their first playoff game.
A judge denied a pause on ICE ridealongs, two Grizzlies helped the homeless and you can eat at Ronnie Grisanti’s on a budget.
If you have trouble finding something to do in Memphis these days, well, we don’t know what to say.
A Hickory Hill club has been shut down, Lee Harris gets a street sign and Millington needs ideas for an old building.
SpaceXAI tries to buy out its critics, the Lindsey Whiteside saga is almost over and a high-end honky-tonk is coming to the Highland Strip.
Southaven residents are still waiting to hear from SpaceXAI over buyouts, the “Duck Dynasty” still reigns over the federal duck stamp contest and the Grizzlies are pretty darn healthy.
Abortion pill debate makes its way into FedEx’s boardroom, the Belmont owner buys up more space and we take a deep dive into crime numbers.
MSCS has a new board chair, Germantown grandkids get school perks and the Indie Memphis lineup has dropped.
This Holidays in Memphis guide covers where to pick pumpkins and all you need to know about corn mazes, haunted attractions, spooky movies and more Halloween fun.
This week, the Mid-South Fair opens in Southaven, and there’s a vegan fest at the Pink Palace.
A family opens up about a Task Force shooting, Blackburn wants the electric chair back and cops nab a truckload of kratom.
Most of the money for the new Regional One hasn’t been approved yet, the Task Force is mum on police-pursuit policies and you can time travel in Arlington.
Changes are coming to the Land Bank, a Memphis couple fills an empanada need and Cam Boozer does everything.
John Beifuss retires from the CA, the old Ikea may be another furniture store and we look at why your September MLGW bill was so high.
Your MLGW bill may go up, a robot works at Kroger and we remember Joel Hobson III.
City Council’s data-center debate will be continued, and a new restaurant serves elevated comfort food for when you’re hungry AF.
This week, there’s a theater fest for kids, Opera Memphis celebrates 70 years and Modest Mouse “floats on” over to Satellite Music Hall.
Memphis Immigration Court is “mega” busy, SpaceXAI causes traffic problems and we ask if the zoo could bring pandas back.