Former Tiger from Tallahassee will be rooting hard for Memphis against FSU
Former Memphis receiver Charles Wilson will be at Doak Campbell Stadium watching the Tigers play Florida State with his son, CJ, a diehard FSU fan.
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September 2024
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Grizzlies Insider: Bane’s wedding and other Memphis tidbits
Several players went to Mexico last week to show support for teammate Desmond Bane on his wedding day.
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Calkins: Tar Heels, Gamecocks coming to Memphis. That’s the power of St. Jude.
The North Carolina men’s basketball team and the South Carolina women’s basketball team are coming to Memphis. for a nationally televised doubleheader to benefit St. Jude. And just wait until you hear what St. Jude is hoping to do next.
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South Point grocery store coming to Silo Square
“We build something new to look and feel old,” said Silo Square’s developer. “That’s what you have to do to get some of that old charm.
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The Early Word: Francine’s at the front door, and gun reform is back on
First witness is called in Tyre Nichols trial, Bob’s Barksdale is coming back and pumpkin spice season comes early this year.
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Unseen hours, dedication to her craft paying dividends for Riley Stooksbury
Attention to detail makes St. George’s goalkeeper one of the very best in the state — while landing her a future spot at the University of Memphis.
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Sanford: Liberated state rep. exits politics with harsh words for GOP
“Dwayne Thompson’s caucus has repeatedly tried to steer the Legislature, particularly the House, toward more compromise, less rancor and far less dictatorship. It hasn’t worked. And Thompson has had enough.”
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Despite new faces in key places, Collierville is off to a 3-0 start
Dragons lost key contributors to graduation but haven’t missed a bit thanks to new starters making the most of their opportunities.
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Martin: Florida State was supposed to be a free swing. Instead, it might mean everything
If Memphis really wants to go to the playoff as the Group of Five representative, it’s become clear, they must win this game.
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Former Horn Lake alderman indicted
Former Horn Lake alderman Charlie Roberts was indicted on charges that he received unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic despite getting paid to be a city official.
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Outdoor music venue approved for Bartlett
Ramble On Summer will be located on the site of the former Bartlett Nursery.
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Bob’s Barksdale to be sold — but expected to reopen
The restaurant has been shut down since a June kitchen fire. Although the fire was mostly contained to the back wall of the building, it still caused quite a bit of damage.
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Table Talk: 8 notable local pumpkin-spice sweets for fall
It’s pumpkin-spice season, and local bakeries and sweet shops are here for it.
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New student-athlete housing a ‘recruiting advantage’ for the Tigers
The new building will be located close to soccer, baseball, softball and track and field venues, including the future Liza Wellford Fletcher Stadium.
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Calkins: Ed Scott is the man for the moment. But can he save Penny Hardaway?
Scott said Hardaway would absolutely, unequivocally be back “based on every piece of information I have right now, today.” Tomorrow, the information could be different.
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MSCS violations put $30M in federal preschool funding up for bid
Since 2020, Head Start officials have found instances of preschool teachers for Memphis-Shelby County Schools hitting, kicking and jerking students, prompting multiple deficiency notices.
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The Early Word: Council puts brakes on gas stations, says MATA is ‘lying’
MSCS could lose preschool funding, the jury is selected in the Nichols trial and Smith & Nephew’s campus is up for grabs.
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Inked: Smith & Nephew’s office building for sale
Also, a strip shopping center in Germantown has been sold, Cornerstone Caregiving in Cordova leased space on Walnut Bend Road and Delp Distribution Center has another tenant.
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Asaderos Mexican Grill opening delayed
The new Mexican restaurant will be located in the space of the former Mesquite Chop House in Germantown.
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Pass Go: Previous Monopoly-like games reveal Memphis history
A new version of a localized Monopoly game brings back memories not only a similar boards but places no longer a part of the Mid-South.
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Lakeland board prepares for potential school-voucher bill
The Lakeland School Systems board’s legislative agenda will focus on the school vouchers and Tennessee’s funding formula. It also recognized Arlington Superintendent Jeff Mayo, who recently died.
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King of Pop, man-eating plant, fairies in the spotlight
Whether it’s a 10-minute play, the story of jazz club in Detroit or a classic Shakespearean tale, Memphis theaters’ September lineup has a taste of everything.
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The Early Word: Lee’s got ‘fighting’ words; Nichols jury selection begins
A jail bailout is delayed, power outages are less frequent and cathead biscuits are coming back.
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Conaway: This time, The Citadel saluted
This is about effort against odds, the measure being the effort itself, never accepting that there’s no sense in trying, never giving anything less than your best, knowing the measure of you is you.
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Sanford: Tennessee is red, but state is getting some love at DNC
The convention is showcasing three current Democratic House members from Tennessee, whose race and gender would have barred them from holding political office before 1920.
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