Methodist Church plans service of lamentation over border issues
Groups serving Hispanic migrants will describe their work, register volunteers.
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Metro Penny chosen as Communicator of the Year
Penny Hardaway recognized as Communicator of the Year by the local chapter of the Public Relations Society of Memphis.
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Sports Photo gallery: Memphis vs. Temple
Memphis answered Penny Hardaway's prayer for offensive execution and pulled away from Temple Feb. 5, 2020, at FedExForum, with strong efforts from Lester Quinones and Malcolm Dandridge.
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Arts & Culture The Weekly Memphian: Celine Dion, Spyro Gyra, ‘After Parkland’
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers Feb. 6-12
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Metro Komen needs new, gently used items for Pink Attic
People can support by donating or attending event, which begins with Sip & See on March 5 at Carrefour.
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Metro Memphis joins million-woman event
The plan? To have a million women from coast to coast praying in unison during She Loves Out Loud, an event set for Feb. 15, 2020.
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Metro Macy’s will close 125 department stores
The company did not list all 125 locations that will close, but 30 are already in the process of being shuttered including one in Goodlettsville, Tennessee.
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Metro Bellhops moves to Memphis
Online moving service Bellhops is entering the Memphis market and looking for workers.
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Metro U of M law school ranks No. 13 for African Americans
Magazine looks at enrollment, minority faculty ratio and services for students. The U of M did not rank two years ago.
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Rhodes No. 52 on Princeton Review’s Best Value Colleges list
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Metro Kendi will discuss ‘How to be an Antiracist’ in free event at Rhodes
His book hit No. 2 on The New York Times Bestseller list.
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Metro Rhodes disables 6 drinking fountains after lead testing
Rhodes has 110 fountains on campus; all were tested.
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Metro Local bowling alleys partner with Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement of Memphis is asking groups to knock down pins at two local alleys and raise funds for the organization's programming.
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Memphis Tigers Basketball Photo Gallery: Tigers vs UConn
The University of Memphis basketball team overcomes turnover troubles to beat UConn at FedExForum on Saturday, Feb. 1.
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January 2020
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Metro Local manufacturer joins national recycling effort
Plastic container manufacturer Ring Container Technologies has joined How2Recycle.
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Metro Carnival to honor Boyle, Morgan, McNeill, Turley and Lightman
Carnival Memphis this year will honor four titans of Memphis commercial real estate as well as eight development companies that have made a lasting mark in the industry and community.
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Memphis Tigers Basketball Photo Gallery: Tigers vs. Knights
The University of Memphis beats the University of Central Florida, 59-57, in a tough road win in Orlando on Jan. 29, with Lance Thomas scoring a career-high 20 points.
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Metro Rudd elected to leadership role on accrediting board
The group is regional authority for accrediting colleges, universities in the South.
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Metro Harwood Center, U of M partner to expand services for special needs children
The University of Memphis and the Harwood Center are developing a partnership that will create an early learning classroom for children with special needs, ages 2-6. -
Business Memphis Botanic Garden modernizing its visitor center
The project will be the first renovation to the visitor center in 25 years and will include new, original artwork by sculptor Tylur French.
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Memphis Tigers Basketball Tigers vs. SMU photo gallery
University of Memphis Coach Penny Hardaway knows there are questions after his Tigers lost 74-70 to SMU Saturday, Jan. 25 at FedExForum. “I know everything is going to be questioned now,” Hardaway said. “I’ll take all the heat from whatever’s going on, and we’ll get over it.”
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Arts & Culture The Weekly Memphian: Ghost Town Blues Band, NXT Live
The Weekly Memphian is a guide to some of the things happening in Memphis Jan. 23-29.
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Metro Dr. West to lead seminar on mysteries of life, even after death
Dr. Bill West is an oncologist and founder of the West Cancer Center.
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Sports Photo gallery: Memphis vs. Tulsa
“I don’t think nobody in our locker room has ever lost by 40,” freshman forward DJ Jeffries said. “It’s an embarrassing moment for us.” The embarrassing loss is a big hit to the Tigers' tournament resume.
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Metro Southwest faculty chef honored with national award
Southwest hired Leake in 2002 to turn around its low-performing culinary arts program.
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