- Issue Archive for
- Nov 12-18, 2009
- Vol. 1, No. 1081
Art
Grit and Grace
Work by Estes, McIntire, and Ledbetter.
News
A C Suggests Compromise Candidate for Interim County Executive: Himself
"Bingo! Consolidation," Memphis mayor says of proposed "inter-local" agreement; Joe Ford, meanwhile, picks up an endorsement.
Last Chance
Police Department to offer alcohol treatment for DUI offenders on the force.
Logging On
City schools offering digital storage and e-mail addresses to middle school students.
What They Said
Comments from memphisflyer.com
The Recycle Tricycle
Man peddles his way to environmentally friendly recycling initiative.
Stylin' News
Mary Cashiola has some fresh fashion info up at her Style Sessions blog.
The Flyer's "Naughty Bits"
In this week's voluminous Cover Story package, there is a funny piece by Mary Cashiola on the Flyer's naughtier escapades. It's called "Flyer, Flyer, Pants on Fire." Well worth the scroll down. Lots of other great stuff to read, too.
Tiger Blue: A New Blog in Town
Frank Murtaugh's got some thoughts over at the Flyer's newest blog, Tiger Blue, about all things U of M sports-related. Check it out.
Attempted Flag-Burner Has Military Ties
The man who was arrested for attempting to burn a gay pride flag in Memphis has military ties. Bianca Phillips has more.
Cyclocross at Greenbelt Park
The Outdoors Inc. Cyclocross Championship is Sunday, November 15th, at Greenbelt Park on Mud Island. The event includes something for riders from 5 to 55 years old, ranging from a 50-yard dash to a 40 minute race over the 1.5 mile course. More info here.
Should the Flyer Ban Anonymous Commenters ...
There has been much discussion lately about the burgeoning phenomenon of anonymous comments on newspaper websites. Should they be banned?
Pastner Era Begins With a Win
Frank Murtaugh says the Tigers have some questions to answer as the 2009-2010 season tips off Friday. UPDATE: Tigers win opener, 82-53 ...
How to Eat a Chicken Wing
Hungry Memphis has news you can use!
UAB Dumps Memphis, 31-21
It wasn't a happy farewell to the Liberty Bowl for the Tiger seniors or Tommy West. Frank Murtaugh has the gory details.
Griz Win! Griz Win!
Chris Herrington has a post-mortem on the Grizzlies' second win of the year.
Highs and Lows at the U of M
It was hello to one coach and farewell to another last weekend. Frank Murtaugh reflects on the ephemeral nature of college athletics.
Iverson and Grizzlies Part Ways
The short-lived and much-hyped Allen Iverson era of the Memphis Grizzlies ends with a whimper. Chris Herrington has details.
Gates Grant Decision for Memphis Schools Imminent
The decision on whether Memphis City Schools will soon be $92million richer is due tomorrow. Mary Cashiola has more.
How the Tigers Can Beat KU
Frank Murtaugh is awaiting Josh Pastner's call. He's got three keys to victory for the Tigers. Hey, we can dream.
Would You Dope?
After I told one of my regular sports partners I had been covering the story of the Memphis pro golfer suspended by the PGA Tour for doping violations, he looked at me and smiled, "You know where I can get some testosterone?" He was kidding, I think.
Read more in John Branston's Get Memphis Moving blog.
Tigers Fall Short in Upset Bid Over KU
The Memphis Tigers battled toe-to-toe all night with the top-ranked Jayhawks, but fell one shot short. Frank Murtaugh has the scoop.
We Recommend
Music
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Catching Up with Cartwright
After a five-year recording hiatus, the Reigning Sound returns.
Politics
Gubernatorial Straw Votes Greeted Skeptically
One at Knoxville, one at Kingsport draw raised eyebrows.
From Then 'Til Now
Like I keep trying to tell you ...
Wharton Responds Testily to Joe Ford's Criticism of "Former" County Administration
Says remarks were political and commissioner "doesn't know enough" about county's finances...
Ping-Pong Diplomacy Comes to the City Council!
On eve of council reorganization, Strickland and Collins come to the table to settle things.
No Point in Debating, Says Candidate Kelsey
Spurns Democratic opponent Pakis-Gillon and what he calls “League of Liberal Women Voters”
No Ordinary Joe!: Ford Elected Interim County Mayor as Votes Change Sides
Last week's interminable marathon becomes this week's quick decision; Brooks' vote is key.
Sports
Theater
Freaks
Rhodes College exhibits The Elephant Man — tastefully.
We Recommend
Film
Football's Back Pages
Brits look back at the gritty, grubby days of "the beautiful game."
We Recommend
Film
Opinion
Charity and Hospitals
The Med is hurting, but Baptist and Methodist are fine.
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Letter from the Editor
He lived on Oliver Street in Cooper-Young, in a Queen Anne-style house with a wraparound front porch. As we sat on his veranda and sipped a glass of white wine, I marveled at the massive oaks blocking the evening sky ...
Our Changing Times
It was 20 years ago today ... sort of.
Books
Food & Wine
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Worth the Trouble
A little appreciation for the pomegranate.
Special Sections
20th anniversary issue
The Flyer celebrates 20 years in this week's cover story.
the reigning sound
After a 5-year hiatus, the Reigning Sound is back. Catch them at the Hi-Tone tonight.
harbor town dog show
Grab your pooch (or just your family) and check out the fun at the Harbor Town Dog Show Sunday.
preston shannon
Beale Street legend Preston Shannon plays B.B. King's Wednesday.
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