Table Talk: Black Restaurant Week, fish for everyone, and the Tashies take over
The food at Dory, the Tashies acquire two local favorites, and we take you inside some of the restaurants participating in Memphis Black Restaurant Week.
The food at Dory, the Tashies acquire two local favorites, and we take you inside some of the restaurants participating in Memphis Black Restaurant Week.
Moussa Cisse, Boogie Ellis and Landers Nolley II earned conference recognition for their performances with the Tigers.
Poplar Healthcare identified 15 cases of UK variant in the first run of samples, and the University of Memphis has quarantined students to contain an outbreak there.
MLGW resumed disconnecting customers for overdue bills this week. But there are so many, the utility has had to phase the cutoffs in, giving customers more time to work out payment plans over the next year.
Memphis faces a cramped second half of the schedule and is more than ready to have Jackson’s talents back.
At Tuesday’s hearing, attorneys for Arlington’s parents argued the TSSAA’s postseason ban was “arbitrary and capricious,” while the TSSAA’s attorney argued that member schools must abide by its decisions.
The four senior centers operated by the City of Memphis will reopen Monday, March 15, on a limited basis.
Leah Fox-Greenberg has a deep history with both preservation work and nonprofit organizations. She will start her job as chief executive of Memphis Heritage in April.
The Tigers are confident they can earn an automatic spot in the NCAAs by winning the AAC tournament. This year, they’re not fooling themselves.
Outgoing Memphis Police Director Michael Rallings discussed his retirement, violent crime and the future of MPD Tuesday, March 9, as he prepares to retire next month.
John Zeanah talks about the evolution of regional planning on this week’s episode of The Sidebar.
First-dose Pfizer appointments are available for Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Chester Anderson Training Center.
The effort to remove the judge who ruled last year that the COVID-19 pandemic was a valid reason for Tennesseans to vote by mail failed Tuesday, March 9, in a House subcommittee.
Not all wings are equal, but the bar in Memphis is high and both 901 Wings and Mr. P’s clear it.
Hall will serve up to 90 days and will also help conduct the search for new permanent director.
The difference between the start of the season and now: Comfort with the defense, and locked in as a family.
When state investigation is over, state Health Commissioner Dr. Lisa Piercey says she will report to the citizens of Shelby County.
Bartlett’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen authorized Mayor Keith McDonald to enter an agreement with Lakeland and Arlington to open a joint vaccination location at its meeting Tuesday.
Superintendent says 65% to 70% of the district’s employees have been vaccinated.
“This will allow us to get rid of a black eye that exists right in the heart of our Downtown,” said the DMC’s interim president.
To build capacity, the City of Memphis expects to run five or six fixed vaccination sites plus one or two pop-up locations in neighborhoods where access is an issue.
Myers, who started with the Horned Frogs, will be able to play immediately as a grad transfer.
Point guard Alex Lomax is back at practice but that doesn’t mean he’ll return for the Tigers’ first AAC tournament game Friday.
My Town Movers Fieldhouse, which also is a regional host site, will hold the final four March 26-28.
Shelby County Health Department reported fewer than 50 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday.