- Issue Archive for
- Aug 11-17, 2005
- Vol. 1, No. 859
Art
'Toons of the Times
Artist Tom Foster pulls it together.
News
The Cheat Sheet
News you need to know
Sold!
On the Scene with Bianca Phillips at the Roebuck Auction
Elvis Slept Here ... and here and here.
Keeping house for the King.
Battle of the Bars
Murphy's and the Bucc get litigious about live music.
LOW COMEDY IN FEDERAL COURT
"Tennessee Waltz" bagman Love of Chattanooga changes his plea to guilty.
Profits of Doom
If you want to hear some tough talk about global warming, listen to the insurance companies.
SHARPTON COMES TO TOWN
The visiting Reverend was only one among many with Nathan Bedford Forrest on their minds.
WHARTON, CHUMNEY PROPOSE PARKS SOLUTIONS
Both public officials suggest enlarging the focus to include other sites and memorials.
SCHOOL FUNDRAISING PLAN LAUNCHED
Central High School Alumni Aim to Raise $3.5 million
We Recommend
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We Recommend
So now, according to whoever wrote a letter to the editor of this paper a couple of weeks ago, I am a Castro sympathizer just because I happen not to care very much for our president.
Music
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Flower Power
It's time again for the Sunflower River Blues & Gospel Festival in Clarksdale.
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Sound Advice
The Flyer's Music Writers Tell You Where To Go
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Musical Mockingbird
Inspired by a Southern heroine, England's Scout Niblett moves to America and finds a good life.
Politics
No Quarter
Comparing Confederates to Nazis, Commissioner Walter Bailey scoffs at compromise.
POLITICS
Opponents of transforming the downtown parks recoup and regroup. PLUS: New Faces and Low Comedy in Federal Court
Sports
FROM MY SEAT
Leaving one nest for another: Redbirds go up to benefit the NL's Big Birds.
Theater
Born To Die
Tuesdays with Morrie teaches some grave lessons.
Film
Me Time
Appreciating the little things in Me and You and Everyone We Know, plus a review of The Dukes of Hazzard.
Opinion
Two Good Tries
Editorial
The Real Deal
On gay rights, John Roberts is out of the closet.
Postscript
Letters to the Editor
Benched
Judge fires back at Sheriff Luttrell, who says bailiffs' time report was flawed.
MAD AS HELL
A John Lennon lyric that seems to have had Cindy Sheehan in mind.
COMMENTARY: ON THE PASSING OF LEGENDS
Memphis and music have suffered some Titanic losses of late.
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CITY BEAT
Will Memphis’s 30-year optional-school experiment run off the rails? PLUS: Complete text of Sheriff Luttrell letter on judges' hours.
Food & Wine
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Salad Season
Keeping it lean and green during the summer heat.
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