The Early Word: Walking in Memphis can be deadly, and Turley’s got plans in a Pinch
A Midtown pollinator garden violates city ordinances, food trucks are coming to the Old Towne and Memphis basketball has a winning weekend.
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December 2022
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DeAndre Williams had one thing in mind against Ole Miss
It was all about the win. But the Tigers big was just three assists shy of delivering a triple double in the victory over the Rebels.
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McDonald wrapping up 20 years of leading Bartlett
At the end of this month, Mayor A. Keith McDonald steps down from his position leading the city as his fifth and final term comes to a close. David Parsons, elected Nov. 8, will move into the role on Jan. 1.
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Morant is like Jordan. One of a kind.
Philadelphia 76ers coach Doc Rivers goes there when asked about Memphis Grizzlies star guard’s game.
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Local architect has $575K in liens against NY developer
Tom Intrator is developing a number of Downtown properties with the help of PILOTs.
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What to look for in Memphis’ game against Ole Miss
When the Tigers tip off against the Rebels on Saturday, they will open the most difficult stretch of their season — non-conference or conference.
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Interest rates smothering developer’s $1B Pinch plans
The sentiment among almost anyone who can read a balance sheet is developments that couldn’t get off the ground in the past three years are going to need a lot more than luck in the inflation the Federal Reserve is trying to control with interest rates.
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Local architect has liens against New York developer totaling $525k
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Ten years ago, all ‘Haven broke loose
Their first state championship — and an undefeated season — was a long time coming and quite a celebration for the Whitehaven football community.
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Steve Mulroy continues hiring push, adds eight more to DA’s office
Among the Shelby County District Attorney’s new hires is Nelia Dempsey, a government affairs and nonprofit professional with ties to local Republicans. “There’s no Democratic or Republican monopoly on wanting to reduce crime,” Mulroy said.
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Conaway: Ghost of a river — Part One
“No river in America’s maritime history has seen greater tragedy. And no drama on the Mississippi has been as dramatic, no tragedy as tragic, as what occurred right here.”
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Love it, Like it or Hate it: Reviewing Memphis’ blowout of North Alabama
Here’s what we loved, liked and hated about Memphis’ blowout of North Alabama.
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Sanford: My big brother Louis’ courage, influence and love will never be forgotten
“Louis had such a dominant influence on my life – perhaps even more than my parents. And I always wanted to be just like him.”
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Get in line: Desmond Bane’s profile is on ‘skyrocket trajectory’
The Memphis Grizzlies guard is growing rapidly in popularity.
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In push to legalize marijuana, could Tennessee be the ‘last state standing?’
Even with growing support among Tennesseans and state leaders, medical and recreational legalization still face a long legislative process.
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November 2022
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How Keonté Kennedy can help the Tigers become a Top 25 team
Transfer from UTEP had a first half against North Alabama coach Penny Hardaway would love to see much more often.
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Inked: Hyatt merges with Dream Hotel
This week’s Inked shares news on the Hyatt and Dream Hotel merger, new Inked Memphis location and two historic Memphis locations seeking National Register of Historic Places nominations.
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Memphis transportation leaders look to D.C. to avoid rail strike
Forty percent of all freight in the United States moves by rail. Cutting off the supply, experts say, would cripple the economy and decimate the still-rebounding supply chain.
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Local leaders ask Buttigieg for more airport funding
Getting ice off the wings: The specs for the airport’s new consolidated de-icing facility
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What to look for in Memphis’ game against North Alabama
Though this one looks like a sure win for Memphis, the Tigers’ matchup with North Alabama is exactly the type of contest that can be a trap game.
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Martin: The Tigers are winning ugly. Will it be enough?
Tigers Basketball Insider: Time in Orlando, future MTEs will be vital for Memphis
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Calkins: USA! USA! Joy in Memphis as the good guys win.
There’s no better place to watch the U.S. in the World Cup than an Irish Pub. So I went to two of them. The joy (and the Guinness) overflowed.
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TraVure, Thornwood move towards final stages in Germantown
Two of Germantown’s first projects to utilize Smart Growth zoning are nearing completion.
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Love it, Like it or Hate it: Reviewing Memphis’ performance in Orlando
Scoring was balanced and 3-point shooting slightly improved for coach Penny Hardaway and the Tigers at the ESPN Events Invitational, but sluggish starts continue to prove problematic.
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Number of Downtown office workers may have decreased by 40%
In 2019, before the pandemic began, Memphis had an adult, daytime worker population of 47,337 people.
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Martin: The Tigers are winning ugly. Will it be enough?
An ugly win still counts as a win, and Memphis needs as many as it can get in the non-conference.
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Meet AutoZone’s proposed board of directors
If shareholders approve the nominees, the AutoZone board will include three women, or 30%, and three people of color, also 30%.
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Leadership roundup: What’s left of MSCS top brass after recent departures
Before he resigned, former superintendent Joris Ray presided over a large, 14-member cabinet. Although a few have already followed him in leaving the district, much of his team remain in their roles.
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