Tennessee Supreme Court disbars Memphis lawyer
The Tennessee Supreme Court has disbarred Memphis attorney Paul James Springer.
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May 2019
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'Parts Work' author Tom Holmes featured at June therapy workshop
Memphis therapy workshop will feature Dr. Tom Holmes, author of "Parts Work: An Illustrated Guide to Your Inner Life," scheduled for June 14-16.
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UTHSC researchers awarded $3.1M grant to study nicotine addiction
University of Tennessee Health Science Center researchers have been awarded a $3.1 million federal grant to study how menthol affects nicotine addiction.
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The Weekly Memphian: Memphis Children’s Theatre Festival, A Vibe on the Island and more
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers May 22-25.
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Movers & Shakers
Varsity Brands honored Whitehaven High School executive principal Vincent J. Hunter as its Most Spirited Principal in the 2019 School Spirit Awards.
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FedEx, Junior Achievement launch 3rd season of FedEx Junior Business Challenge
FedEx and Junior Achievement will kick off the third year of the FedEx Junior Business Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas, Wednesday at the PGA Tour's Charles Schwab Challenge.
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Dressbarn to close all 650 stores
Women’s fashion retailer Dressbarn is closing all 650 of its stores, including one in Cordova.
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Matt Kuchar, Bubba Watson commit to World Golf Championships tournament at Southwind
Participants for the World Golf Championships tournament at TPC Southwind started to commit this week with Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar annoucing they will play in the FedEx St. Jude Invitational.
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Job scammers target Mid-South college students
Southwest Tennessee Community College students among others who are getting scammed with phony job offers, according to the Better Business Bureau.
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Memphis Zoo hopes research will help endangered toads
Researchers from the Memphis Zoo have conducted the first study of reproduction in the smooth-sided toad, with the hopes of eventually helping out endangered species.
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Bobby Fogelman to be appointed emeritus lifetime member of University of Memphis Foundation board
Bobby Fogelman will receive a distinguished honor from the University of Memphis for his support of the institution over the years.
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AutoZone adds Dollar General board chairman to its board
AutoZone adds board member with significant retail experience.
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Daily Briefs
- Commercial Appeal parent company rejects hostile takeover bid
- Needed: Donations of feminine hygiene products
- Main Street Trolley line to be affected by Convention Center renovation
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Quick Change: Turning baseball into soccer venue in a one-minute view
In a period of about 27 hours, workers turned a baseball field into a soccer pitch at AutoZone Park. And there's video evidence of the change.
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Daily Briefs
- Millington airport to get $10 million for improvements
- Destination Maternity opens co-branded store at Saddle Creek
- Bike Share rides free this weekend
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The Weekly Memphian: Goat Yoga, Violent Femmes and Real Memphis Wrestling
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers May 15-21.
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Movers & Shakers
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has named Donny D. Davidson Jr. the new Memphis District deputy district engineer for programs and project management, a role in which he is the senior civilian adviser to the district commander.
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Daily Briefs
- Graduations, MIM boost earnings for Memphis Airbnb hosts to record $339,000
- Pinnacle Financial Partners opens Union Avenue office
- Job fair Tuesday for positions at Elvis Presley's Graceland
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The Daily Memphian launches app for Apple and Android devices
A Daily Memphian app for Apple and Android devices is the latest addition at the digital news organization.
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Daily Briefs
- Job fair Tuesday for positions at Elvis Presley's Graceland
- Shelby County Government partners with Explore Bike Share in support of healthyShelby'19 campaign
- Groundbreaking for TCAT Memphis' new Bartlett Campus set for May 15
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Strickland to sign executive order on Memphis 3.0
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland plans to sign an executive order Tuesday that will put into effect the Memphis 3.0 land use and development guidelines currently pending before the Memphis City Council.
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Daily Briefs
- Indie Memphis announces black filmmaker residency, screenwriting fellowship winners
- Malco Theaters announces dates for 2019 Kids Summer Film Festival
- Dîner en Blanc announces date for Memphis event
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VIDEO: 'Economic Impact of Sports' seminar highlights
The leaders of professional sports franchises in Memphis and WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational discussed the economic impact of sports on the city during a seminar moderated by The Daily Memphian's Geoff Calkins.
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Daily Briefs
- Indie Memphis announces black filmmaker residency, screenwriting fellowship winners
- Malco Theaters announces dates for 2019 Kids Summer Film Festival
- Dîner en Blanc announces date for Memphis event
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Daily Briefs
- Dîner en Blanc announces date for Memphis event
- UTHSC professor awarded $2.4M for vascular function research
- Collierville to recognize youth mental health awareness
- Rob Fischer joins MPower as media and communications director
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Assisi Foundation awards $600,000 grant to The Daily Memphian
The Daily Memphian is the recipient of a $600,000 grant from The Assisi Foundation of Memphis Inc.
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First Apex Institute Fellows class named
Eight Memphis-area college students will complete a 10-month fellowship program with the Apex Institute to create solutions to a chronic problem of civic injustice in the community.
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Daily Briefs
- Collierville to recognize youth mental health awareness
- Rob Fischer joins MPower as media and communications director
- Trafalgar Village Investments Inc. sells Ridgeway Center office building for $9.8M
- FedEx Ground job fairs seek 350
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The Weekly Memphian: Art by Design, 'The Firm,' Mother's Day Paddle on the Wolf River and more
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers May 8-13.
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Movers & Shakers
Mohammed Uddin, a professor of biology at LeMoyne-Owen College, has been selected as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar for 2019.
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Daily Briefs
- Steven McMahon to become Ballet Memphis’ new artistic director
- Civil Rights Museum to receive 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service
- ServiceMaster reports strong first-quarter results
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2019 Beale Street Music Fest closes to sold-out crowd
The final day of the 2019 Memphis in May Beale Street Music Festival sold out for the second straight year.
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Daily Briefs
- Memphis-area home sales decline
- Rhodes College names interim vice president for student life
- $40M building permit filed for One Beale Hyatt Centric hotel
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Daily Briefs
- Home sales decline
- Rhodes College names interim vice president for student life
- $40M building permit filed for One Beale Hyatt Centric hotel
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K&N Pro Series East returns to Memphis International Raceway in June
Young drivers in the K&N Pro Series East will fight their way around the 3/4-mile track at Memphis International Raceway on June 1.
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Nienaber steps down as winningest basketball coach in CBU history
Mike Nienaber stepped down Thursday as CBU coach after 20 seasons, leaving as the winningest basketball coach in school history. The school said he is pursuing another coaching opportunity.
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Daily Briefs
- Union Row touches Beale St.
- Tesla service center opens in Memphis
- Beale Street Music Festival three-day passes sold out, single-day tickets still available
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Daily Briefs
- ServiceMaster appoints new board chairman
- Breast Cancer Eradication Initiative to host 26th annual Pink Ribbon Open May 20
- Memphis in May Olympic Triathlon to unveil annual poster May 6
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The Weekly Memphian: 'Hustle and Flow,' Tour de Coop, 'The Music of Star Wars' and Beale Street Music Fest
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers May 1-4.
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Movers & Shakers
Colleen Radish has been named a partner at inferno, the Memphis-based advertising, PR, design and digital marketing agency she joined in 2005.
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April 2019
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Senate approves $21M incentive for FedEx
The state Senate passed on Tuesday a measure that will provide FedEx Corp. with a $21 million break on sales taxes related to its massive hub expansion in Memphis over the next six years.
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Daily Briefs
- Memphis in May Olympic Triathlon to unveil annual poster May 6
- Building permit filed for Cossitt Library renovation
- Lender drops one suit in Clark Tower case
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Daily Briefs
- Colbert retiring, Junior Achievement seeks new leader
- FedEx announces winners of annual Small Business Grant Contest
- Comcast and Memphis to host volunteer project to paint murals at Humes Prep
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Daily Memphian reporters among Tennessee AP contest winners
Tom Bailey, Wayne Risher and John Varlas of The Daily Memphian and Marc Perrusquia, director of the Institute for Public Service Reporting at the University of Memphis, are among the winners in this year's Tennessee Associated Press Broadcasters and Media Editors contest.
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Prince elevated to new role as Grizzlies continue revamping front office
Tayshaun Prince has a new role in the Memphis Grizzlies front office as the revamping of franchise leadership continues to evolve.
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Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival draws thousands to Downtown Memphis
The 27th annual Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival drew thousands of people to Downtown Memphis to feast on crawfish and gumbo on Sunday.
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