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Soul of the City: Elmwood Rises

Soul of the City: Elmwood Rises

Fri., Oct. 26, 5-8 p.m. and Sat., Oct. 27, 5-8 p.m. @ Elmwood Cemetery

Saints and sinners. Patriarchs and politicians. Suffragists, scoundrels, leaders of the Civil Right-movement. Lovers, epidemic victims, individuals like you and me. Meet them all.

The Grace Gala

Fri., Oct. 26, 7-9 & 9-11 p.m. @ The Atrium at Overton Square

Fashion show to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and help fight breast cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness month. Visit website for post-show private event…

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Deidre Malone in Talks to Handle Council Referenda Campaign

Deidre Malone in Talks to Handle Council Referenda Campaign

Advertising executive Deidre Malone of Malone Advertising and Media Group has confirmed that she is in negotiation with representatives of the Memphis City Council to handle the “public information” campaign on three ballot referenda that a council majority has voted to fund to the tune of $30,000 to $40,000.

Emergency Hearing to Halt Council Media Campaign on Referenda

An emergency hearing has been set for 4 p.m.

Mighty Lights to be Showcased Saturday

Officials will officially unveil Mighty Lights on Saturday at the end of RiverArtsFest in a ceremony they're calling "Recharge the River."

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Sports

Grizzlies lose game and Gasol in Sacramento

Memphis led confidently for the first half, boosted by nice bench play, only to come out flat in the third quarter.

National Baseball Day

Baseball has its problems.

Missouri 65, Tigers 33

In a matchup of Tigers Saturday afternoon, Missouri asserted itself as dramatically superior to the visitors from Memphis.

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Music

Juanita Stein's Songs of Self-Reliance in the #MeToo Moment

Juanita Stein's Songs of Self-Reliance in the #MeToo Moment

Sometimes music lovers are afforded a chance to catch something special, to see a star on the rise before fame forces us to share them with everyone who has a pair of ears and a Spotify account.

Rock Docs: The Story of Memphis’ Black & Wyatt Records

Why would two doctors want to start a record label?

Home Alone (On Halloween): Titus Andronicus at the Hi-Tone

New York-based punks Titus Andronicus never got the memo about short, easy songs.

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Politics

Chancellor Finds for Plaintiffs, Orders Election Commission to Redouble Efforts

Chancellor Finds for Plaintiffs, Orders Election Commission to Redouble Efforts

Jenkins wants daily updates, says resort to provisional ballots would have “chilling effect” on voters whose incomplete applications for regular ballots have not yet been approved.

November Ballot Features Several Contested Local Races

In addition to the well-watched races for senator and governor and the key referendum measures on the ballot for Memphis voters, a number of key local contests remain to be decided: Contested Legislative Races

Reminder: Early Voting Continuing Through Thursday, November 1

There are 10 more days of voting at Shelby County's 27 early voting locations.

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Food & Drink

Don't Forget About BurgerFest!

Don't Forget About BurgerFest!

BurgerFest is happening this weekend — Saturday, October 27th, noon to 10 p.m., at Tiger Lane.

Downtown Dining Week Coming At Ya

It's one of the best times of the year for the culinary curious.

Now open in Collierville: P.O. Press and Raven & Lily.

After Brian Thurmond's restaurant 148 N. Main, near the square in Collierville, closed, P.O. Press Public House and Provisions moved in.

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Opinion

Scary Home Companion

Scary Home Companion

Sometimes, it's hard to tell the difference between incompetence (or, to be generous, mistakes) and intentionally deceptive behavior.

XPO Gains National Notoriety for its Horrific Working Conditions.

A recent New York Times article shed light on the discrimination and abuse being carried out against women workers in a Memphis warehouse.

WMC Has Something to Say About Uranus

I think we have to assume the folks at WMC TV, Channel 5, knew exactly what they were doing when they titled this Breakdown segment, "Why Uranus is Visible Without Binoculars."

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Film/TV

The Old Man And The Gun

The Old Man And The Gun

It's always hard to know when to quit.

Halloween (2018)

Michael Myers has always been the more streamlined and stately of hallowed movie murderers.

Cinematic Panic Film Festival Brings The Weird

When you think of “film festival fare,” what usually comes to mind are sincere indie dramas, light language comedies, and earnest documentaries about social issues.

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Deidre Malone in Talks to Handle Council Referenda Campaign

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