- Issue Archive for
- Apr 1-7, 2004
- Vol. 1, No. 788
News
REMEMBERING DR. KING OR...
REMEMBERING DR. KING OR...
Cleaning Up Their Act
Colonial Acres residents could face code violations.
Weight Watchers
State launches health initiative, focuses on inactivity.
The Blotter
True stories from the local police files
DRIVING WHILE AROUSED
DRIVING WHILE AROUSED
Stepping for Students
Walkers commit to volunteer at Memphis City Schools.
The Seven-Foot Fight
Cooper-Young residents want to keep their greenery.
Bad Medicine?
E.R. meets The Practice in the case of Dr. Rande Lazar.
CITY BEAT
Seven simple rules for the mismatched Grizzlies and Tigers.
Easy Targets
A rash of burglaries at Memphis discount stores has helped push the city to the country's second-highest crime rate.
CITY BEAT
Herenton says it's "wide open"; meanwhile, can MLGW play the market with your money?
FROM MY SEAT
In spring, a young man's fancy turns to...a baseball poem?
We Recommend
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wednesday, 7
wednesday, 7
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monday, 5
monday, 5
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sunday, 4
sunday, 4
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saturday, 3
saturday, 3
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friday, 2
friday, 2
Music
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Sound Advice
The Flyer's music writers tell you where you can go.
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Local Beat
Local Beat
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What Would Jesus Do?
The Reverend Vince Anderson preaches the "dirty gospel."
Short Cuts
Local Record Roundup: Ron Franklin's Bluff City culture clash.
Politics
POLITICS: Rose Colored
Rep. Blackburn looks on the bright side of Iraq and the economy.
It Ain't Over
Kibitzers of the Pyramid/casino proposal should hold their bets until April 12th.
Cutting Loose?
Rep. Harold Ford, a surprisingly early advocate of war with Iraq, gets some distance.
Sports
Case Closed
Putting Hubie Brown's Coach of the Year season in perspective.
Theater
Hooray for Jesus
Bellevue Baptist's Memphis Passion Play is gigantic.
Under the Rainbow
Playhouse's Wizard of Oz has magic. If, that is, you believe in such things.
Film
Fool Proof
The Ladykillers and the search for dignity.
Opinion
The Search for MLGW President
Herenton says it's "wide open"; meanwhile, can MLGW play the market with your money?
Postscript
Letters to the Editor
A Bad Budget
President Bush's plan is both dishonest and inadequate.
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Editorial
Testing the Limits; The Grizzlies.
Books
Near Misses
Ex-Great Depression musician Aaron Brame on the boys in the band.
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