William Hughes, who broke racial boundaries in county government, dies at 90
William “Bill” R. Hughes was one of the first Black Shelby County Sheriff’s deputies and the first African American superintendent of the Shelby County Penal Farm.
Topic: Bill Morris
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May 2022
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December 2021
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Charlie Perkins remembered for service to Shelby County
Perkins, who served in county government for more than two decades, died over the weekend.
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December 2019
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Bobby Lanier dies at age 90
Bobby Lanier, former Germantown alderman and county mayoral aide, died Saturday. He was 90 years old.
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July 2019
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Former Mayor Morris was ‘well ahead of his time,’ Harris says
Bill Morris signed his autobiography and told stories at an event hosted by current county Mayor Lee Harris.
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April 2019
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Bill Morris receives Rotary Lifetime Achievement Award for ‘servant leadership’
Former Shelby County mayor Bill Morris said Wednesday public service “preserves a democracy” after receiving the first lifetime achievement award from the Rotary Club of Memphis East.
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March 2019
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Bill Morris’ life of public service chronicled, recognized by local leaders
Bill Morris, who served seven terms as sheriff and mayor of Shelby County during and through civil rights struggles, documents his experiences and prepares to receive a lifetime tribute.
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February 2019
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