Memphis artists bring authenticity to Netflix’s ‘Uncorked’
Actor Princeton Echols, rapper Marco Pavé and producer Adrian Ford are among the familiar Memphis faces seen and heard in Netflix's hit feature film, “Uncorked,” about a Bluff City family.
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April 2020
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Thursday filing deadline for August ballot includes last-minute surprises
Five incumbents could effectively win re-election at Thursday's noon deadline, but that's not a sure thing for most of them. And eight of the 16 seats in the Shelby County delegation to Nashville on the Aug. 6 ballot will likely be decided with the primaries as the winners run unopposed in the November general election.
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Conference call glitches and secret bids sideline voting machine decision
County purchasing officials won’t make bid documents on a new voting system public until after the Election Commission makes a final decision.
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Just the start: Assessing Penny Hardaway’s offseason comments
Penny Hardaway hinted at some offseason developments Tuesday, but there is a lot that can change between then and the end of April.
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Highland Row sells for $65 million
A California-based private real estate investment and development company has bought the mixed-use development two blocks west of the University of Memphis.
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Boyle buys four Highwoods office buildings
Boyle Investment Co. has purchased four of the city’s premier office buildings in East Memphis as seller Highwoods Properties continues to divest itself from Memphis.
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Baseball lifers eager for game to return
Detroit Tigers coach Dave Clark is "power walking" and watching "Designated Survivor." Redbirds manager Ben Johnson is an "Ozark" fan and giving "Tiger King" a try as they wait for baseball to begin.
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Arizona company drops out of purchasing Germantown Country Club
Arizona-based Millennium Companies, which planned to purchase Germantown Country Club, has pulled out due to potential financial risks related to the COVID-19 crisis.
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March 2020
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Highwoods sells more Memphis office buildings
Sale puts real estate investment trust one step closer to leaving the Memphis market.
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Virtual match aims to recreate the passion of 901 FC
Podcast host and local radio personality come together bring "nice distraction" for local soccer fans on Wednesday morning.
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Midtown shopping center sells
Gregory Realty has just purchased the Cooper-Young shopping center occupied by local and national tenants.
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Penny Hardaway optimistic about recruiting and returns for next season
It might feel like "Groundhog Day" right now, but when it's finally over, Penny Hardaway is optimistic about the Tigers' future.
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Grizzlies final report: Jaren Jackson Jr. and the rest of the team’s bigs
Jaren Jackson Jr. took some big steps forward, and a couple to the side, in his second season. Looking ahead, he may be the Grizzlies' tipping-point player.
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Two brothers and a World Series bet that brings them together
Two brothers in Memphis made a bet around six years ago. It continues today, and shows exactly how sports bring us together.
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Nelson: Shiloh closed, but two online movies can take us to battle
“Shiloh: Fiery Trial,” the newer film, embodies up-to-date scholarship on the battle and enlists 350 Civil War re-enactors who flesh out the 17-member cast.
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Pine cones, a milk jug and California dreaming
Chemistry, camaraderie and no small amount of talent made Germantown's 1995 baseball team one for the record books.
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Select-O-Hits: In tune with Memphis music for 60 years
“There wouldn’t have been a Select-O-Hits had Jerry Lee not married his 13-year-old first cousin,” Johnny Phillips said of the family-run business that has transitioned from vinyl to cassettes to CD's to digital production. “Who would’ve thought that?”
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Esports takes place of on-field play for local high schools
The popularity of gaming in Memphis prompts schools to join and promote the local esports league.
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Still the One: The 20th anniversary of AutoZone Park’s opening a milestone for Memphis
Twenty years ago to great fanfare, AutoZone Park opened its doors to Memphians for the first time. It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
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Race is on to fill empty real estate along U.S. 64/Stage Road corridor
With a number of large commercial spaces sitting open along the busy U.S. 64/Stage Road corridor in Bartlett and the Wolfchase area, and new commercial development underway at the southwest corner of Stage and Germantown Road, the race is on as property representatives search for the right fit for those empty spaces.
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Election Commission to hold special meeting Wednesday on new voting machines
Shelby County Election Commissioners will meet electronically Wednesday, April 1, to discuss a new voting system for county elections.
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Concrete progress: First building going up at The Lake District
Lakeland is celebrating the start of the first building at
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Conaway: Home sweet office
When you’re on camera, your background and work area are visible. Don’t make them the star of the show. For instance, a home bar in the background or a TV screen on a freeze frame of "Game Of Thrones" reruns.
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August ballot comes into focus ahead of Thursday deadline
Despite COVID-19 restrictions, the Election Commission remains open to issue and take petitions from contenders on the Aug. 6 ballot of state and federal primaries and nonpartisan school board races.
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Council vote narrows on minority business question
The online vote changed the City Council’s method of debating items and rounding up votes. But the issue remains a constant in council deliberations whether in person or online.
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