- Issue Archive for
- Apr 23-29, 2009
- Vol. 1, No. 1052
Art
In & Out
Works that take the big view.
News
The Political Silly Season
Of Coon Suppers, Dutch Treats, and Tea Parties
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Flyer Flashback
To mark the Flyer's 20th anniversary, we're looking back at stories from our first two decades.
Winning Streak
Political training session teaches campaign planning.
Q&A: Ed Cole,
Tennessee Department of Transportation chief of environment and planning
What They Said
Comments from memphisflyer.com
Making Music
Memphis Heritage and the U of M begin work to bring more musicians to Soulsville.
The Penal Farm
"Sow to Grow" classes teach county inmates about gardening.
New Scandal?
New York "kickback" investigation names local firm; may spark scrutiny here.
Happy Trails
It's spring — take a hike.
Eight Indicted in County Clerk's Office
Councilwoman Barbara Swearengen-Ware cited for offering bribes.
Pastner Addresses Boosters
Coach says U of M Team could "take a step back."
Schools and Sex
Local organization releases report.
All Oldies All The Time
Cohen, Herenton: more of the same? And where are the young?
Witness "The Witness"
Friday's fare at On Location: Memphis International Film Festival
Herenton Asks Council to Fund Schools
Mayor: "We need to do what is best for children."
A Flick Called "Flick"
Saturday's fare at On Location: Memphis International Film Festival
Michael Oher, All American
A Hollywood story straight out of Memphis.
The Un-dead Take over the City!
Bianca Phillips reports from the front lines of the Zombie March.
From My Seat: When Legends Die
Frank Murtaugh ponders sports imponderables ...
Obama: An Exceptional American?
Joe Conason says President Obama is uniquely qualified to take on Muslim extremists in his Viewpoint.
MGMT Wins Settlement From French President Sarkozy's UMP Party
Donates money to artists' rights groups.
No Swine Flu in Shelby County Yet
Health Department issues statement through Mayor Wharton
Commercial Appeal Gains Readership -- Sort Of ...
The Commercial Appeal tops a list of daily newspapers with circulation gains for the six months ending in March ...
The Return of Vance Lauderdale
Vance's Blog about Memphis oddities was misplaced. Now it's back.
Lyle Lovett to Play Memphis
Texas folk-country songwriter/bandleader Lyle Lovett will bring His Big Band to Minglewood Hall ...
Mike Fleming Laid Off by Clear Channel
Relieved of post at WREC 600-AM in cost-cutting measure ...
Levitt Shell Schedule Released
The spring/summer concert season for the Levitt Shell at Overton Park has been finalized ...
Real Estate
Safe Houses
The Green Hope Foundation prescribes ecologically safe homes.
We Recommend
Music
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Brand on the Run
Of Montreal looks beyond the CD Age.
Susan Marshall: Little Red
Marshall delivers on her best album yet.
Politics
Sports
GMM Kick off at Whole Foods
Let's get Memphis off the "Unhealthiest Cities" list!
From My Seat: Of Moments and Memories
When sports heroes pass on, true fans treasure their gifts.
Theater
We Recommend
Film
Four Days, 100 Films
On Location: Memphis celebrates 10 years with a busy movie weekend.
Opinion
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Letter from the Editor
In a week or so, I will be able to utter the five most dreaded words in the English language: "Hey, check out my blog."
Where the Jobs Are
More than 38,000 of them are in city, county, schools, and MLGW.
An Exceptional American
President Obama is uniquely qualified to take on Muslim terrorists.
Food & Wine
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Food for the Soul
African-American cuisine gets healthy in Bryant Terry's newest book.
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Iron 'Cue
Chef Cat Cora Talks to the Flyer about Mississippi, BBQ, and Iron Chef ...
Special Sections
2009 Beale Street Wine Race
It's that time of year again.
Bryant Terry
Bryant Terry's Food for the Soul
Faust
The Orpheum presents Adam Klein in Faust, Tuesday night.
PUnching Nicholas
Local indie-rockers Punching Nicholas play Celtic Crossing in Cooper-Young Tuesday night.
canoe race
Join the Outdoors Inc. annual canoe and kayak race on the Mississippi Saturday.
cat cora1
Iron Chef Cat Cora comes to town Thursday. Bianca Phillips has the interview.
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