New virus case numbers rose by 287 over the last 24 hours, putting the total of all positive cases in Shelby County since March at 34,508.
by Toby Sells
New virus case numbers rose by 250 over the last 24 hours, putting the total of all positive cases in Shelby County since March at 33,960.
by Toby Sells
Tennessee students and teachers won't fear negative consequences for student assessments this year, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced Friday.
Student assessments will continue for the 2020-2021 school year, he said.
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New virus case numbers rose by 287 over the last 24 hours, putting the total of all positive cases in Shelby County since March at 34,508.
by Toby Sells
Downtown commuters, rejoice!
by Samuel X. Cicci
A new, 30-to-45 story tower is proposed for the Pinch District in an $180 million project that would re-shape the city’s skyline.
by Toby Sells
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901 FC, transfer
by Samuel X. Cicci
Be careful what you wish for in a sports column.
by Frank Murtaugh
Editor's note: Frank Murtaugh was unavailable to cover today's Memphis/UCF game, so it falls to me to bring you this bit of amateur sports writing from my living room.
by Bruce VanWyngarden
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Rory Laster plunged into the Electric Animals band like a lightning bolt after he got out of alcohol treatment.
by Michael Donahue
David Cousar doesn't get a lot of press, and that may suit him just fine.
by Alex Greene
The ebb and flow of the live-streams goes on, and even as socially distanced performances are making a comeback, many of Memphis' finest continue to carry on regularly and safely on the internet.
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As a couple of examples clearly indicate, negative politics is not the province of a single political party.
by Jackson Baker
In which House Republicans transform a picture of a Democratic candidate at a Christmas parade into a landscape from hell.
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One bottom-line message emerged from Monday's public meeting of the Shelby County Commission: The commission does not intend to function as a rubber stamp — not for the Election Commission and not for County Mayor Lee Harris.
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For the most part, 2020 has been canceled.
by Flyer Staff
David Todd began cooking when he was eight years old.
by Michael Donahue
Some exciting food news just popped up on Facebook on chef Spencer McMillin’s post:
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So when did Halloween become a six-week holiday?
by Bruce VanWyngarden
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It's hard to pin down exactly when it happened, but at some point my wife and I stopped doing whatever new thing everybody else is doing.
by Dennis Phillippi
I was in Fresh Market Sunday morning.
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Music Video Monday gets goth-y.
by Chris McCoy
In a year when so much has gone away, there's one thing you can count on: Horror movies at the drive-in!
by Chris McCoy
It's a sweet Music Video Monday.
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