Varsity Spirit cheers new smudge-proof beauty line
The idea got legs when a cheerleader, working a college internship at Batallure Beauty in New York, saw a need for cosmetics for young athletes. The rest was form and fortitude.
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March 2024
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Memphis City Council’s campaign finance forms uneven
The forms that have been filed shed light on money that flowed to different council candidates and how races in various parts of the city have wide gaps in dollars spent and cost per voter.
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New Shelby County judicial district won’t be coming anytime soon
No one at the state level has endorsed the concept of separating the court system in Memphis from the suburbs and unincorporated areas. It would be complicated, with issues both political and constitutional.
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Uncle Lou’s Fried Chicken relocating — and adding drive-thru and breakfast
Back in 2008, Guy Fieri’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” had Lou Martin of Uncle Lou’s Fried Chicken in tears.
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Tigers lose a heartbreaker to ECU in AAC Tournament
Memphis women’s basketball team is eliminated in AAC Tournament by East Carolina.
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Memphis women hope late-season success sparks AAC tournament run
Memphis won five of its last six regular-season games and senior guard Maddie Griggs said the Tigers put the conference on notice that “we’re still here.”
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Shelby County needs its own crime lab, leaders say
State Rep. G.A. Hardaway has introduced a bill proposing a feasibility study for a state-operated crime lab in Shelby County. But he and other state leaders have indicated the state will likely not fund the lab.
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Martin: After loss to Florida Atlantic, Tigers need a miracle
It’s pretty simple. If Memphis wants to make the NCAA Tournament, the only path is winning four games in four days in the AAC Tournament. That, of course, is something they’ve never done.
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Soon-to-be Grizzlies dad made a pledge to St. Jude, but has catching up to do
Luke Kennard’s wife is due in two weeks. The Grizzlies guard said he suspects his desire to help St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital will mean even more to him when he becomes a father himself.
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Memphis 901 FC wins season opener
For the first time in club history, Memphis 901 FC starts the season with a victory and three points.
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Bartlett hangs tough, advances to 4A semifinals
Panthers overcome slow start against Sevier County and advance to girls basketball state semifinals.
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Passengers heard crash, screams; felt plane list to side
Locals on board United Airlines flight 2477 heard a loud crash when a wheel hit the edge of the Houston runway. “It is the only time I’ve ever been in a plane where people were actually screaming.”
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Bailey: Relief on the way for drivers on Germantown Road across Wolf River
The barricaded northbound lanes across the Wolf River bridge on Germantown Road soon will reopen, easing the tension that has developed through detours and rush-hour traffic.
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In a transition season, 901 FC’s Leston Paul still has plenty left to give
Veteran midfielder Leston Paul is preparing for the next stage of his career as he begins his sixth season in Memphis.
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Here are roads that will close in Germantown for 5K and construction
Germantown traffic will be impacted by a race and planned railroad work. Drivers are encouraged to seek an alternate route.
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What to expect in Memphis’ regular-season finale against FAU
The stakes have never been higher this season for the Tigers than they will be Saturday in Boca Raton.
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Local food truck finds ‘Good’ home where Muddy’s once was
Prior to starting Good Groceries Mobile Diner during the pandemic, Chad Getchel was the longtime chef de cuisine at River Oaks Restaurant, while Leah Getchel worked in corporate catering.
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The Early Word: Traffic stop ban may be stopped; remembering John Stokes
Good Groceries makes a good move, the city and the DOJ enter an MOU and a Lakeland eyesore will soon be gone.
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Food Files: Tous les Jours, St. Patrick’s Day fun, Mande Dibi opening day
South Korean bakery franchise to open three locations in Memphis, Mande Dibi announces opening date, and Celtic Crossing and Bog & Barley St. Patrick’s Day Festivities have been released.
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City signs new memorandum of understanding with DOJ
The city did not confirm the MOU is part of a Department of Justice pattern-or-practice investigation, but one expert told The Daily Memphian it likely is a “perfunctory” step in that process.
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Conaway: I owe FedEx’s Richard Smith an apology and a cup of coffee
“Rather than flex his considerable corporate muscle in objection, a very busy man carved out two hours to spend with me to talk about something we both love. This city.”
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Grizzlies Insider: Memphis hosts girls summit to celebrate Women’s History Month
The Memphis Grizzlies hosted their sixth annual girls summit Thursday, a sports clinic for young women presented by Nike.
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Thompson Machinery’s Collierville move would be $84M investment
If Thompson relocates to Collierville, it will be one of the biggest investments in the suburb’s history.
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Tigers preparing for FAU with an every-game-is-their-last approach
“Everybody’s just playing like each game’s our last,” Memphis’ Nae’Qwan Tomlin said. “Like if we lose, then this might be the end of our season.”
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Former Germantown steakhouse to open as Mexican restaurant
A seasoned restaurant owner is bringing his concepts to Germantown under a new name.
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