Prep football 2024: In Orange Mound, two brothers aim to heal the community
Former Golden Wildcat standouts Jarrett and Gerald Morrow have assembled a talented team in the hopes of bringing Melrose its first state title in 26 years.
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July 2024
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Security expert talks industry issues in light of Main Event shooting
A shooting at Main Event was not its first. Because the victim and the alleged perpetrator were both guards at the facility, at least one security professional says the shooting gives his industry “a black eye.”
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The Early Word: ‘Black eye’ for the security field; Huff times for the Grizz
Report finds problems at the animal shelter, two friends taco chance in Bartlett and we tell you where to find juicy summer tomatoes.
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Chance encounter leads to new Mexican restaurant in Bartlett
The Bartlett space has been home to many businesses over the years; now a longtime restaurant owner and a U.S. Army vet have partnered to open Santa Ana.
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Sanford: ‘Discriminatory, exclusionary ignorance’ is Republican DEI
An East Tennessee congressman’s rant is now becoming the blueprint for Republican attacks on Kamala Harris’ freshly minted, but so far galvanizing, presidential campaign.
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Tigers are the AAC favorite, but which top team has the easier schedule?
Memphis, the projected best team in the league, has one of the toughest conference schedules.
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Need inspiration? Tigers QB Seth Henigan looks in the mirror
Memphis’ career passing leader has never been one to jot down his goals. As he enters the final year of his college career, quarterback Seth Henigan decided to give it a shot.
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Planned Bartlett neighborhood expands with new, smaller lots
The Bartlett Board of Mayor and Aldermen also approved a new meat shop/grocery store.
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Table Talk: Now’s the time to go to the farmers market
Summer produce is at the peak of its season, and farmers markets are happening in the Mid-South every day of the week but Sunday.
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Martin: No Tiger team has earned higher expectations — or more pressure
Memphis is picked to win the AAC. Now comes the challenge.
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Report on Memphis Animal Services notes lack of leadership
The Best Friends Animal Society report comes on the heels of city interim COO telling Memphis City Council that MAS Director Ty Coleman, who was placed on leave, is facing “serious allegations.”
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In Collierville, the rule is you have to resign to run
Two Collierville officials plan to run for mayor. But, first, they’ll have to step down from their current elected positions.
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Buckley: Ryan Silverfield’s Tigers are on a real roll
“Expectations for coach Ryan Silverfield’s Memphis Tigers in 2024 really are through the roof, which prompts this question: How in the world does one go about managing them?”
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The Early Word: DMC fights Intrator’s blight; Feagins is over overtime abuse
Friend’s of George’s plans to appeal drag ban ruling, MLGW could power the city with Tesla batteries and the “Chick-fil-A of entertainment” may be coming to Midtown.
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Friends of George’s plans to appeal federal drag-ban ruling
The attorney representing Friends of George’s, the local theater group that sued to stop Tennessee from implementing the “anti-drag” law, acknowledged Tuesday, July 23, that the appeal process could be difficult.
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Inked: Basketball facility Shoot360 Memphis open, offices sold and more
Three Bartlett office buildings sold for almost $1.5 million, Shoot360 Memphis Cordova transaction details revealed and a Chattanooga-based self-storage company is coming to Memphis.
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DeSoto schools performs below state average on kindergarten readiness
County-wide, Hernando Elementary School and Lake Cormorant Elementary School had the highest percentages of students who out-performed a state benchmark.
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Here’s how former Memphis Tigers performed in NBA Summer League
A few of the nine total former Memphis Tigers playing in NBA Summer League shined over the past several weeks of competition.
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Herrington: What summer play said about Zach Edey, GG Jackson and other Grizzlies
Observations on the seven roster players who suited up for the Grizzlies this summer.
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Martin: Will Memphis make the NCAA Tournament next season? The experts are conflicted
Does Penny Hardaway have a team capable of returning to the NCAA Tournament and getting the program back on track? We asked five of the most reputable national college basketball analysts for their opinions on the matter.
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Commissioner says there has ‘never been a better time’ to invest in AAC
AAC Commissioner Tim Pernetti offered his ideas on an additional playoff, conference realignment and controlling rights for the annual Army vs. Navy game.
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AAC players focused on conference title before playoffs
The American Athletic Conference has been heavily involved in College Football Playoff talks this offseason. The players representing the league's top teams, however, aren’t talking postseason this early.
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Calkins: They’re knocking down the Liberty Bowl — and hoping it’s not too late.
“They started knocking down Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Monday. The goal isn’t to have a nicer place to watch games. The goal is an invitation to a power conference. But is it too little, too late?”
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The Early Word: xAI powers up, and parts of Liberty Stadium come down
County Commission votes in a new leader, Front Street Deli reopens again and the Grizzlies can’t take the Heat.
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Beloved Memphis restaurants look to pasta, cheesesteaks and combined concepts
Changes are afoot at Front Street Deli, Zinnie’s, Ben-Yay’s, Sugar Grits and what used to be Salt | Soy.
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