Quinerly feels closer to his ‘old self,’ leads Memphis to win at Mizzou
Less than two weeks after returning from yet another knee injury, Jahvon Quinerly orchestrated a second-half comeback in the visiting Tigers’ win Friday at Missouri.
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November 2023
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Conference title still a reality, but Tigers are playing with fire
Hypothetical talks at the start of the year surrounding what could be for the program have inched closer and closer to reality each week.
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Martin: Memphis football wins again and should be winning your heart
Whatever you’ve thought about this team, or the schedule, or the coaching, all the Tigers (8-2) have done is figure out how to win almost every week.
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Downtown revenue still recovering from pandemic
The Downtown Memphis Tourism Development Zone is likely to face another shortfall in next year’s debt payment, though it should be the smallest seen in the past three years.
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With revenue ‘returning to normal,’ state talks fiscal year 2025
Economists say the days of massive budget surpluses are over, but the state remains in a solid financial position. And the economy is not in a recession.
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Herrington: Lessons learned from the 10-year fight over the Greensward
The decade-long struggle over a patch of grass in Overton Park has reflected a changing city and served as a kind of proxy battle for larger civic questions.
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Martin: For these Tigers, anything is possible
Memphis fans saw their Tigers make a statement that, finally, this year is going to be different.
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Team behind Rise in Germantown purchases Rock N’ Roll Sushi
The two rock ‘n’ roll themed sushi restaurants, one near Wolfchase Galleria and the other in Germantown, are getting upgrades for “improved customer service, a new layout and a new look.”
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Collierville explores rezoning for elementary schools
Collierville Schools released a proposed map for rezoning at the elementary levels to better address capacity issues at existing schools. Rezoning is expected ahead of the 2024-25 academic year.
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October home sales were up in the Memphis area
East Memphis had the highest total home sales, and Southwind had the lowest.
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Conaway: She won an Emmy; I fixed the Keurig; give it up for us
“I have three Addys, the national award the American Advertising Federation considers their Emmy. Not an Emmy.”
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Tigers roll past Hornets for first victory in the Simmons era
Madison Griggs and Raven Sims combine for 34 points in a dominant performance.
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Memphis Food Files: French Truck opens third Memphis location
This will be French Truck’s third location in Memphis and its 12th location nationwide.
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Bailey: The title is Shelby County clerk. Not exclusively Memphis clerk.
“Of all six outlying cities in Shelby County, only one — Millington on the far north reaches of the county— has a satellite location for Halbert’s office.”
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The Early Word: Halbert blames the county; Tuohys show us the money
Local judge was suspended over drug use, “mor chickin” could be coming Downtown and the gate closes on Chickasaw Gardens’ gate request.
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Key stats and numbers as the Memphis Tigers face Charlotte
The Tigers defense could get a break while facing a 49ers team that is averaging just 16.8 points per game.
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CBHS cross country team sets a new standard for the program — and Memphis
Disappointment over a third-place finish at the state meet can’t overshadow the fact that the 2023 team made remarkable strides.
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What to look for in Memphis’ visit to Missouri
The Tigers’ matchup Friday with Mizzou marks the first of several tough tests they’ll face in the upcoming weeks.
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Grizzlies Insider: Facing adversity, Memphis takes ‘us vs. everybody’ mentality
“It’s never over until it’s over,” Desmond Bane said. “I have a lot of faith in our guys and a lot of faith in our process. … This is nothing to fret about. We will start to win games.”
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Shelby County judge suspended after admitting to illegal drug use
That information was revealed in documents officially referring Shelby County Criminal Court Division 9 Judge Melissa Boyd to the Tennessee General Assembly for “further action,” including potential removal.
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Sanford: Times have changed. And they demand a return to mayoral runoffs.
In 1991, U.S. District Judge Jerome Turner said runoffs in Memphis elections were designed to keep Black candidates from becoming mayor. And he was correct at the time.
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Mississippi River plummeted to most extreme lows in recent decades
After the Mississippi River hit another new low, NASA released images of the river in 2021 and how it looked this past September, showing the change in the Mighty Mississippi.
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A $21M federal grant could change Memphis’ economy
The University of Memphis, Greater Memphis Chamber, Moore Tech and others are partnering on what will be known as UpSkill MidSouth.
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The University of Memphis kicks off more than $21M job ‘upskilling’ effort
The idea is to offer training sessions as short as four weeks to help people in 42 counties improve job skills.
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The Early Word: Chickasaw gates may be a ‘no,’ but Leftwich is a grand slam
Sheriff’s office beefs up security after stabbing, new juvenile detention center doubles as a school and Chris Herrington has a tip on the best fried chicken sandwich in the city.
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