‘It’s not just a bike ride. It’s a sisterhood.’
Five years ago, 10 women set out on a bike ride to the beach as a fundraiser for West Cancer Foundation. But when they leave Saturday morning, their group will have more than doubled.
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March 2026
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Memphis handroll sushi restaurant came to owners in a dream
A sister restaurant to Red Koi has rolled into a two-story space in East Memphis, and it’s not your typical sushi bar.
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Sanford: State lawmaker’s return to Nashville likely depends on write-ins
“Failing to take care of something so basic as filing a valid petition with 25 legitimate signatures shows an inattention to detail that warrants criticism.”
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Recipe Exchange: Magnolia & May’s shrimp ‘n’ grits
This recipe is more than 30 years old, passed down from father to son and restaurant to restaurant.
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TV merger means 1 group will control 3 of Memphis’ 5 stations, worrying some
The deal would create a company that owns 265 television stations in 44 states and the District of Columbia, most of them local affiliates of ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC. Included in that tally are three Memphis stations: WREG, WATN and WLMT.
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Amid county mayoral bid, Feagins sues MSCS again
The lawsuit is the second Marie Feagins has filed against MSCS since she was fired in January 2025.
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Midtown’s Stomping Grounds aims for 901 Day opening
The former Railgarten site at 2166 Central is being redeveloped into a family-focused experience.
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Lakeland mulls change in government
As Lakeland grows, Commissioner Connie McCarter is suggesting that a change in government with district representation might better serve citizens.
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Arts Beat: Downtown is coming alive with the sound of street performers
Walking in Memphis is about to get a lot more entertaining as the DMC will hire buskers to perform along a Downtown street.
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Former Grizzly and Briarcrest standout Kennedy Chandler returns to NBA
Chandler was a second-round pick by the San Antonio Spurs in the 2022 draft, but was traded on draft night to Memphis, where he played the 2022-23 season with the Grizzlies.
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Bailey: Suggested change in Lakeland government deserved more details
Lakeland Commissioner Connie McCarter suggested a veiled idea of changing the suburb’s form of government before eventually floating her full idea.
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The Early Word: Intrator building comes down, and UTHSC is hiring
Shelby County tops a state gun list, Central BBQ adds breakfast and Stomping Grounds has an opening date.
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The Early Word: UTHSC faculty resign, but Hardaway is all in at the U of M
MSCS board makes Richmond interim again, sheriff candidates agree on jail issues and Grizzlies finally win.
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Republican bill clears way for private firearms in government buildings
This follows a trend in this session of legislation that relaxes gun rules in public spaces.
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Horn Lake board approves second sanitation rate hike in under a year
The cost of sanitation service is going up in Horn Lake again – the second time in recent months customers have faced an increase.
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Food Files: Central BBQ offers breakfast in Midtown, more
Central BBQ is rolling out several new offerings: breakfast at Midtown, plus value items and party wings in various locations. Also, news from Domino’s and Wild Beet.
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Blighted building owned by Tom Intrator being demolished
A three-story building on South Front Street is being demolished two years after the owner was sued for blight.
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FedEx announces record profitability during holiday season
AI, technological advancements and other improvements are expected to fuel revenue growth for the company this year.
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National bridal shop says, ‘I do!’ to Memphis
The retailer is opening its Tennessee location just in time for wedding season.
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UTHSC looking for new faculty to stem resignations after abuse allegations
The staff members’ departures will leave just two occupational-therapy faculty remaining, including the faculty member accused of mistreatment.
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Memphis students go to National Geographic Photo Camp this spring break
Freedom Prep is the only school in Memphis to have a National Geographic Photo Camp.
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Buckley: Painter. Air Force reservist. Bride-to-be. Rachel Heck isn’t just a star golfer from Memphis anymore.
With the sport Heck has loved since she was 4 on the back burner, her art, military service and wedding plans are what keep the former Memphian busy these days.
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Carl E. Moore captured Memphis in murals and paintings. Now, he’s inspiring young artists.
Carl E. Moore, known for his work across the city, is showing kids that art can be a career.
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Inked: Creative expansion, more cookies and Aldi adjacent space
Wonder Cowork Create expands in the Edge District; Insomnia Cookies adds third location at Polo Shops, and Union Avenue Aldi has extra space available for lease.
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Lakeland commissioner wants change in suburb’s form of government
Lakeland Commissioner Connie McCarter wants to discuss a change to the city’s form of government, but as of Wednesday afternoon, she was not discussing any specifics.
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