Germantown officials tune into residents’ noise complaints
Germantown is looking at tightening its regulations around property maintenance and noise.
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April 2023
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Countdown at American Paper Optics starts now for 2024 eclipse
Bartlett-based American Paper Optics, the largest manufacturer of 3D glasses in the world, prepares as one of the biggest solar eclipses that many adults will experience in their lifetimes approaches.
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Calkins: Memphis law enforcement has real problems. Not one of them is Ja Morant.
Is it a scandal that law enforcement officials didn’t throw themselves into investigating a superstar basketball player whose behavior was plainly over the line? No. It would have been unusual if they had.
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Thanks to Grizzlies’ popularity, playoff tickets aren’t cheap
“We have arrived on the NBA scene,” said Dennis O’Connor, the Grizzlies’ vice president of ticket sales and service. “...We have some superstar players, and we are getting more national recognition than we ever have.
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Amended suit revives complaints against Ja Morant
Identity of victim revealed in alleged assault in pickup game at Morant’s house last summer. In the past, the victim’s mother sued Memphis-Shelby County Schools over a bullying incident that involved her daughter.
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Grizzlies Insider: Memphis says keeping Jackson out of foul trouble is team effort
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Love Food, Hate Waste event all about small changes; plus, there will be beer!
Clean Memphis is out to help people make better decisions around food and build networks to rescue surplus.
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The Early Word: House expels two of Tennessee Three; teen revives Ja lawsuit
Buster’s heads east, judge approves permitless carry for 18-year-olds and we tell you where to find Cal-Mex on the cheap.
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What happens now that Justin Pearson has been expelled from his House seat
The Shelby County Commission has filled two vacant seats in the Tennessee General Assembly from Shelby County in the past year — one following an expulsion and the other resulting from the death of a legislator. Here is how the process works.
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Versatile Justin Davis gives Harding an edge in the numbers race
The senior currently holds the top Division 2-A marks in both the long jump and triple jump by considerable margins.
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Grizzlies Insider: Memphis says keeping Jackson out of foul trouble is team effort
The lanky rim protector has played fewer than 30 minutes in three of his last five games because of foul trouble.
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The Early Word: FedEx comes together; Hotel Pontotoc may be a hotel again
Crosstown High students stage a walkout, Tennessee passes abortion exemption and Memphis cops can have tattoos now.
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One FedEx: ‘Something investors have wanted for 15 years’
Following the announcement that FedEx’s operating companies will consolidate into one organization, the delivery giant’s stock was up by more than 1.2%.
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One Shining Moment? Here are five from Memphis’ 2022-23 season
Memphis’ 2022-23 season offered plenty of shining moments.
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Memphis gets aggressive in NCAA transfer portal
Updates on Caleb Love, Mustapha Amzil and Khalif Battle as coach Penny Hardaway rebuilds the Tigers’ roster.
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Olive Branch identifies worst streets to get repaving, improvements
Olive Branch used cutting-edge software to create priority list of the top 15 streets in need of repaving and other improvements.
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Calkins: How did she celebrate her 90th birthday? With her very first trip to see the Grizz.
Anne Boyd celebrated her 90th birthday with her first Grizzlies game at FedExForum. That says a lot about her. And a lot about what the Grizzlies have come to mean to this city over the past 22 years.
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Table Talk: Wiseacre Brewing Co. is celebrating a decade in business
Plus, we caught Seessel’s fever, and we’re headed to Cocozza for our next Friday reader lunch. Tickets go on sale today.
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The Early Word: Strict sentencing laws will be costly; Liquor Store heads East
Gershun Freeman’s family files a lawsuit, local chefs feed tornado victims and pretty tacos are coming to Front Street.
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A new taco restaurant in Downtown Memphis? ‘Pretty’ please!
The idea for Pretty Taco came to Itta Bena’s former general manager when he visited Miami’s South Beach this past winter.
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‘Togetherness’ has been and will be the key to Memphis Grizzlies season
A spin around the Grizzlies locker room is a view of a sprawling ecosystem, rich with different types of players, talent, experience and – most notably – personalities.
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As MSCS nears the end of its search for a new leader, its board chair looks back
As the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board of education is nearing the end of its months-long search for a new superintendent, The Daily Memphian talked to board chair Althea Greene to look back on the process and discuss what lies ahead for the district and its new leader.
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Some Memphis leaders say more incarceration is price of safety
Supporters, critics differ on merits of proposed legislation.
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Germantown yoga studio to expand following rebrand
Amy Lenkszus opened Sumits Yoga eight years ago. Now she’s expanding what the Germantown studio created, rebranding it as SANA Yoga under her direction, including licenses for new locations.
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Tigers offensive line coach appreciates Silverfield’s O-line background
New Memphis offensive line coach Jeff Myers likes to highlight to recruits that his head coach is an offensive line guy.
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Strickland pleads Memphis’ case for Power 5 membership
Jim Strickland is bullish on the Memphis Tigers as a deserving candidate for promotion from the American Athletic Conference as the Big 12 and Pac-12 look to expand.
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