There are 8 article(s) tagged Safer at Home order:

• December 2020

  • Germantown Community Library closed to public, offers curbside

    Germantown Community Library will offer curbside due to the Safer at Home order. 

    By Abigail Warren December 24, 2020

  • Collierville closing town buildings, library to comply with Safer at Home directive

    Collierville is closing its town buildings to the public beginning Monday, Dec. 28, in accordance with Shelby County’s Safer at Home order. 

    By Abigail Warren December 23, 2020

  • Stores abuzz as uncertainty surrounds Health Department order

    Shoppers grabbed holiday essentials and last-minute items as a Safer at Home order looms.

    By Daja E. Henry, Abigail Warren December 20, 2020

  • Beale St. Music Festival canceled as City Council mulls ‘safer at home’

    The Memphis In May International Festival is calling off the Beale Street Music Festival in May as the Memphis City Council considers urging a Christmas week “safer at home” order. 

    By Bill Dries December 18, 2020

• May 2020

  • Quarantine Diary: School on Zoom’s out for summer, maybe forever

    My family of five popped into our hairdresser’s backyard for a quarantine cut. We got good cuts over good conversation, muffled slightly by our masks.

    By A J Quinlen May 06, 2020

• April 2020

  • Extended ‘Safer at Home’ order inches city, county toward cautious re-opening

    The extension of the order first issued more than a month ago was expected. The order has evolved since last month and there could be more changes to its conditions.

    By Bill Dries April 23, 2020

  • Herrington: Lee’s decision is no green light; now we all live in the flashing yellow

    Impatience was always going to be part of this matrix: There’s a natural urge to get past bad situations without fully dealing with them. But a governmental failure has fed this impatience, and it didn’t come from Nashville.

    By Chris Herrington April 21, 2020

  • Cohen complains of ‘rush’ to reopen state’s economy

    Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen and the city's other Congressman, Republican David Kustoff, return to D.C. later this week to vote on another installment of the CARES Act from very different political perspectives.

    By Bill Dries April 21, 2020