MR. MEDWEDEFF, WE PRESUME

"Whirl" is a structure that visitors to the Memphis riverfront can admire.

• by Chris Herrington

'COMING OUT OF IT'

"I am still trying to maintain a vegan diet. This is probably the worst place in the world to do that." -- a first-person commentary from the Flyer's former editor (only three days after having extensive surgery for a brain tumor!)

• by Dennis Freeland

VERBATIM

VERBATIM

BILL LOVES ELVIS

BILL LOVES ELVIS

The Unlikely Impersonator

The Unlikely Impersonator

SPECIAL NOTE

"...He wanted to let us know that he was not in pain and was not cold, that he was tired and did not want to talk much, that the only discomfort he felt was from the surgical wound, and that he just wanted to rest. And, no, he did not wake up a UT Orange fan nor a Republican...." -- Perveen, Dennis' wife, post-surgery

• by Chris Herrington

'COMING OUT OF IT'

"I am still trying to maintain a vegan diet. This is probably the worst place in the world to do that." -- a first-person commentary from the Flyer's former editor (only three days after having extensive surgery for a brain tumor!)

• by Dennis Freeland

APPEALS COURT HEARS ARENA CASE

Some of the judges' sharpest questioning seemed to favor the city and county.

• by Chris Herrington

THE UNLIKELY IMPERSONATOR

THE UNLIKELY IMPERSONATOR

TOUGH ALL OVER

"For a couple of my friends, even though they have jobs, the tuition hike is eating into their pockets."

• by Chris Herrington

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

WHEN IN GRACELAND

The moral of the story? "Don't mess with Elvis."

• by Chris Herrington

Back To Nature

The Sequatchie Valley Institute teaches the joys of a nature-based lifestyle.

• by Andrew Wilkins

FALLING INTO DISGRACELAND

WHEN IN GRACELAND "We got crude. We got loud. We got dirty stares from the Elvis fans around us."

• by Mary Cashiola

'DIGGING A HOLE'

The renowned cartoonist looks at the state's financial abyss.

• by Bruce Plante

BILL LOVES ELVIS

BILL LOVES ELVIS

City Reporter

Grizzlies explore radio and TV deals, and other news.

• by Flyer Staff

Slanting Graham's Life

A newspaper magnate's death sparks revisionist history among the media.

• by Norman Solomon

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

Where There's Smoke, There's Scientology

ELVIS & SCIENTOLOGY: Is there a connection?

• by Jackson Baker

Repeating History

Circa-1890s Greenlaw cottages.

• by John Griffin

Short Cuts

A solid tribute to a genius bluesman.

Withdrawal Symptoms

Doug Horne's departure from the gubernatorial race closes options on the tax front.

• by Jackson Baker

ON THE MAYORAL FRONT

Rout's reasons for leaving. Plus: More wannabes on the GOP side of the ledger.

• by Jackson Baker

GORE LEADS DEM CONTENDERS

But the former veep (shown here in his real beard) is just a hair behind someone named Dub-ya. Anybody care to recount?

• by Jackson Baker

Holding His Own

There's more to the Memphis Grizzlies' Will Solomon than meets the ear.

• by Chris Przybyszewski

GRIZZLIES INKING TV, RADIO DEALS

Whichever stations get the deals, there will be a lot of basketball to broadcast.

• by Chris Herrington

Wildflowers

Davis investigates PARALLEL LIVES, plus a listing of the nominees of the Ostrander theater awards

• by Chris Davis

Sealing the Envelope

Davis investigates PARALLEL LIVES, plus a listing of the nominees of the Ostrander theater awards

• by Chris Davis

INHERIT THE MONKEY

Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes can't measure up to the original.

• by Chris Davis

Brief Encounter

Chris Herrington sees THE PRINCESS AND THE WARRIOR

• by Chris Herrington

My Turn To Teach

A grad chides her alma mater about the James Lawson case.

• by naomi van tol

Giving Up Too Much

Giving Up Too Much, Fields' Opportunity

• by Editorial

EDITOR'S NOTE

Dennis Freeland

• by Bruce VanWyngarden

State Of the Art

Fighting words on the fiction front.

• by Leonard Gill