Martin: It’ll be a waiting game on Charles Huff, and more predictions about the 2026 football season
The 2026 college football season is finally upon us. Here are John Martin’s predictions.
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August 2026
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Former youth pastor Lindsey Whiteside to change plea in federal criminal case
Whiteside, a convicted sex offender and ex-DeSoto County youth pastor, is set to change her not guilty plea to one of the three federal charges she is facing.
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After passing its first test, improved Bartlett looking for more
With a mostly-impressive performance against MUS in Week 1 under their belts, the Panthers turn their attention to Germantown.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis snags rain-shortened Game 2 win at Charlotte
The Redbirds claimed their 70th victory after five frames against the Knights.
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Table Talk: Bar Limina comes out of its shell with Friday happy hour
Bar Limina hosts oyster happy hour every Friday from 4 p.m. until the restaurant sells out.
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No game too far for Tigers football fan on 193rd consecutive game
Memphis Tigers fan John Stacy has only missed seven games since 2003, and none since 2011. He drives to every away game, no matter the distance.
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The Early Word: Tigers fan hits the road; Germantown grandkids get perks
Tennessee gets mega Meta money, St. Jude is getting bigger and we’ve got a breakdown of TCAP scores by school.
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Sanford: A closer look at red state Tennessee’s mad dash to erase the blue
“The scuttlebutt started at the Tennessee State Capitol several months before the U.S. Supreme Court took a scalpel to Section 2 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act.”
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Grandkids of Germantown residents could attend suburb’s schools for free
Shelby County kids who live outside Germantown but have a grandparent residing within the suburb’s limits may be able to attend the municipal district’s schools for free beginning in the 2027-28 academic year.
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Lakeland to revive leadership program
The City of Lakeland is bringing its Leadership Lakeland program back to life after two decades of dormancy.
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Grinder, Taber & Grinder expanding East Memphis HQ
The building has covered parking and access to the Lichterman Nature Center walking trails, according to property sheets.
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Memphis vs. UNLV: No starting QB has been announced, and no depth chart released for either team
There are always questions before college-football season openers, and the Memphis Tigers and UNLV Rebels have added to the unknowns before Saturday’s game in Las Vegas.
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Former airport-area Holiday Inn to be renovated, reopened
A property owner thinks renovating a hotel near the airport could help the area take off.
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How former Miami coach Randy Shannon joined the Memphis staff
All it took was about a week of being around the Memphis Tigers football program for former Miami head coach Randy Shannon to make a noticeable impression on the players.
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Calkins: It’s one of the most critical seasons in Memphis football history. And nobody has a clue how it will go.
In the long history of Memphis football, never have we known so little about a season that matters so much.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis falls in Tuesday night’s series opener at Knights
César Prieto drives in both Memphis runs to start the set at Charlotte.
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Houston High, Germantown Athletic Club updates secure money
Germantown’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen is moving forward with a bond to fund some Houston High upgrades and renovation of the Germantown Athletic Club’s indoor natatorium.
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The Early Word: Dolly is dead, Tigers football is new and Chick-fil-A goes big
Restaurants are recovering from the weekend storm, the Halbert saga is coming to an end and we meet the guy who bought the Flyer.
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Inked: Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s and Midtown Athletic Club make moves
The former Cheddar’s Casual Cafe on Winchester Road would give its buyer a large, 2.6-acre lot.
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The new owner of the Flyer and Memphis Magazine on local news — and print
Brady Walkinshaw believes in print. Printed papers, that is. And he’s putting his money behind it.
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After decades in fire service, Selberg says retirement came as a shock
Collierville reached a retirement deal with the fire chief after a week of negotiations. “I’m sad it got to this point,” the former fire chief said. “I never wanted shots fired (on social media).”
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Author Ron Hall and the Memphis collection he left behind
What happens when the collector dies and leaves his stash behind?
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With days left in office, second ouster attempt of Wanda Halbert is near dismissal
An order requiring the county to pay Halbert’s attorney's fees was signed this week, although the county’s outside attorney objected and could appeal.
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The Early Word: A look into BC’s death and MSCS’ legal fees
Collierville’s ex-fire chief will get a year’s pay, Germantown has a new school board member and a late Memphis collector’s stuff is getting rehomed.
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Medical examiner’s report says Brandon Clarke may have had history of drug use, stints in rehab
New details in the death of former Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke have emerged after the County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner released its death investigation summary on Monday, Aug. 24.
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