Freshman duo is the future — and the present — of FACS hoops
Ninth-graders M.J. Hayes and Cello Jackson have FACS in state-tournament contention once again.
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January 2023
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Grizzlies Insider: As Memphis wings struggle, Danny Green return is welcomed
The Grizzlies wings have struggled offensively during the losing streak, making Danny Green’s return even more intriguing.
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What to look for in Memphis’ game against SMU
Memphis will look to keep its momentum going when it hosts SMU at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, at FedExForum.
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‘I’m about business:’ Davis focused on beating former team in SMU
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Calkins: Why Penny will never meet insane expectations — but is still the perfect guy for the job
Has Penny Hardaway met the lofty expectations he set for himself? No. Can he ever accomplish what he set out to accomplish? Probably not, but is he the man to coach Memphis basketball? Absolutely, he is.
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Martin: As Hardaway goes for his official 100th win, a review of his best
In honor of the fifth-year coach being one win away from the milestone, it felt like the right time to rank the five best wins head coach Penny Hardaway had for Memphis Tigers’ basketball.
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Table Talk: An Australian celebration, a James Beard semi-finalist and a feathered farewell
Australia Day is Thursday, Jan. 26, and Memphis Made Brewing is celebrating with trivia, a Vegemite tasting and something that’s not a meat raffle. Plus, a Mid-South name is a semi-finalist for the 2023 James Beard Awards.
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The Early Word: More cops are under review in Nichols case; Opera moves to Midtown
Grizzlies fall to Warriors in final seconds, sheriffs are coming to Lakeland and we look at what’s next for 100 N. Main.
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The Early Word: Car break-ins sully new Sports Center; Megabus expands
Autopsy finds Tyre Nichols suffered extensive bleeding, “Elvis” earns eight Oscar nods and Justin Pearson is a winner.
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Learning comes naturally at Memphis Botanic Garden
The educational programs MBG offers include on-site classes for students as well as in-school visits. Both have been blooming as schools have been returning to more normal routines.
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‘I’m about business:’ Davis focused on beating former team in SMU
Davis, Memphis’ star 6-foot guard, played three seasons at SMU before joining the Tigers’ program as a transfer this past offseason. And when the Mustangs visit FedExForum on Thursday, he’ll take on his former team for the first time.
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International Paper to invest $103 million in Iowa plant
IP’s in-house goals include a target to reduce enterprise greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2030.
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Break-ins tarnish weekend at Sports & Events Center
Police reports indicate at least 19 vehicles were broken into over the weekend, during one of the center’s first big events.
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Social media: ‘Is there a serial killer loose in Westwood?’ Cops: ‘No.’
A TikTok user has drawn attention to a possible connection between six murders in the Westwood area. Raines Station police addressed each one.
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Baneville: They said Desmond Bane wasn’t good enough. They were wrong.
One tournament changed the trajectory of Desmond Bane’s basketball career. He has been proving his doubters wrong ever since.
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Baneville: To Desmond, his great-grandmother meant everything
Fabbie Bane taught others how to be loving. For her great-grandson, Grizzlies guard Desmond Bane, that meant everything.
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The Gray Canary is closing, but chefs Ticer and Hudman have other irons in the fire
The Gray Canary opened in a large space adjacent to Old Dominick five years ago and became known for its open fire cooking of meats, potatoes and plenty of other vegetables.
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The Early Word: Tyre Nichols update; Cop says there’s no serial killer in Westwood
Land Bank sales are halted (maybe), St. Jude unveils a new patient haven and Jennifer Biggs has a new favorite sandwich.
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Artist tells Scottsboro story with acrylic, reverence
“I wanted to catch them at their most authentic before the prison system had gotten a hold of them, before they had been changed by this trial. I wanted to see their actual faces,” artist Charles Shipp said.
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Grizzlies Insider: Extras from ‘Baneville’ series
Not everything was able to make it into the “Baneville” series, so here are a few extra anecdotes that were previously cut out.
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Holly Springs Road residents to get new addresses
DeSoto County officials plan to change some addresses for a new section of Holly Springs Road to end years of problems caused by flash flooding in the area. The change could be annoying for residents affected.
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The Lobbyist is P.O. Press dressed up and decked out
Jimmy Gentry’s new Downtown restaurant opens Monday for dinner, and you’ll find some of your P.O. Press favorites on the menu.
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Developer Bill Townsend reimagines historic Victorian Village properties
Developer Bill Townsend originally mapped out plans to turn the historic Pillow-McIntyre House into an antique shop. Then he had second thoughts. He shares his new plans for two historic properties in the Victorian Village neighborhood.
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The Early Word: Lisa Marie memorial draws thousands, and Penny hits 100 (sort of)
Five cops were fired over Tyre Nichols’ death, crisis hotline calls are up and we take a trip to “Baneville.”
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Recipe Exchange: Seessel’s Chocolate Butter Pie
Today we bring you the true recipe for Seessel’s Chocolate Butter Pie. Next year, you can have it all for the asking: Get your requests in for your favorite Seessel’s recipes.
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Calkins: Penny Hardaway gets win 100!* (Just don’t tell the IARP)
Kendric Davis and DeAndre Williams were magnificent in leading the Memphis Tigers to their 100th win under Penny Hardaway. OK, the official record will say this was win No. 99. Either way, it was sweet.
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