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There an inspiring story about two Memphis kids that Bruce VanWyngarden thinks you should read.

Delta (Airline) Blues

The Flyer's editorial take on price-gouging fares at Memphis International Airport.

Redlight District in Memphis?

Bianca Phillips interviews Memphis city councilman Shea Flinn about his controversial proposal to zone adult-oriented businesses.

Memphis: Fitness Friendly?

John Branston offers some thoughts on various Memphis' fitness facilities.

Odd Man Out

He's comfortable enough on the bench right now, but is Harold Ford Jr. still a player?

Single-Member Redistricting Plan Picks Up Steam on Commission

9 votes appear likely on second reading of revived 2-J as Commissioners move to protect county charter from challenge.

UPDATE: Only 8 votes materialize, as Brent Taylor votes No..

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