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Hoop Lockdown and Big Dates

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Justise Winslow Makes Grizzlies Debut

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Grizzlies Shut Down Pistons 109-95

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Kooks vs. Conservatives: The GOP Fights for Its Future

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Strickland: City is Delivering Bottled Water

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MLGW Urges Customers to Prepare for Thawing Pipes

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Memphis Lands $15M Loan to Improve Water System

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MLGW Will Not Shut Off Residential Water

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Active Virus Cases Fall Below 2,000

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COVID-19 Coverage

Active Virus Cases Fall Below 2,000

Active Virus Cases Fall Below 2,000

New virus case numbers rose by 42 over the last 24 hours. The figure hasn't been that low since late March.

New Virus Cases Rise by 38, Lowest Since March

New virus case numbers rose by 38 over the last 24 hours. The figure hasn't been that low since late March.

New Health Directive Loosens Key Restaurant Restrictions

Shelby County can go back to the bar and stay until midnight at (mostly) packed restaurants.

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News

Strickland: City is Delivering Bottled Water

Strickland: City is Delivering Bottled Water

Statement from Mayor Strickland on Water Distribution — February 20, 2021

MLGW Urges Customers to Prepare for Thawing Pipes

Memphis Light, Gas, and Water (MLGW) said warmer temperatures can reveal leaks in pipes and urged customers to prepare.

Memphis Lands $15M Loan to Improve Water System

As freezing weather has exposed issues with Memphis’ water infrastructure, the city received a $15.3 million state loan to improve it.

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Sports

Hoop Lockdown and Big Dates

Hoop Lockdown and Big Dates

Football is a sport designed with lengthy delays, typically six days off for every game day.

Justise Winslow Makes Grizzlies Debut

There was a bit of surprise on Saturday morning when the Memphis Grizzlies released the injury report via Twitter.

Grizzlies Shut Down Pistons 109-95

It might be cold in Memphis, but the Grizzlies are currently on a hot streak.

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Music

On New Album and in Virtual Concerts, Iris Orchestra is Undaunted

On New Album and in Virtual Concerts, Iris Orchestra is Undaunted

Iris Orchestra, that unique hybrid organization headquartered at the Germantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC), yet made up of stellar classical players from across the country and the world, continues apace as one of the most relevant and innovative classical organizations of our time.

Raymond Hill: Remembering Clarksdale’s Unsung Reed Man

"Blow your horn, Raymond!

The Flow: Live-Streamed Music Events This Week, February 18-24

With the recent snowpocalypse, sheltering in place has never been easier!

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Politics

SCEC To Sue County Commission Over Voting Machine Turndown

SCEC To Sue County Commission Over Voting Machine Turndown

In a memorable showdown last year between Shelby County Election Administrator Linda Phillips and the Shelby County Commission, the possibility of litigation between the Shelby County Election Commission and the Shelby County Commission over the purchase of new voting machines was first floated.

State of the State: Two Parties, Two Views

On Friday, three days before Republican Governor Bill Lee's State of the State address, Tennessee's Democratic legislators launched their own idea of the state's political agenda, and, though the General Assembly's Democratic contingent is a tugboat compared to the GOP majority's ship of state, the tone of Senate Democratic caucus chair Raumesh Akbari's remarks was that of "Pull up the Drawbridge."

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Food & Drink

Raised by Sound: Crosstown Brewing’s Latest is Worth a Listen

Raised by Sound: Crosstown Brewing’s Latest is Worth a Listen

One thing that I've always liked about Crosstown Brewing is the straightforward simplicity of its beer.

Grits Any Way You Want Them at Sugar Grits

Sugar Grits is slated to get its beer and liquor license at the end of February.

Consumer Alert: Testing the Polar Vortex Beer Fridge

Voting has begun for the Memphis Flyer's 2021 Beer Bracket Challenge.

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Opinion

Kooks vs. Conservatives: The GOP Fights for Its Future

Kooks vs. Conservatives: The GOP Fights for Its Future

They used to pay me to fight with Representative Liz Cheney on live TV.

The Signup Genius

Have you met the Signup Genius?

The Tabloid Party

Remember "supermarket tabloids"?

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Film/TV

Saving Black Lodge: "City Full of Good People" Rescuing Memphis' Film and Music Mecca

Saving Black Lodge: "City Full of Good People" Rescuing Memphis' Film and Music Mecca

Black Lodge Video started out as an independent video store in Cooper-Young in the late 1990s.

Judas and the Black Messiah Writes History with Lightning

In 2014, I had the privilege of helping Pritchard Smith and J.B. Horrell with their documentary The Invaders.

Music Video Monday: Rev. Neil Down

It's no day at the beach on Music Video Monday.

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Reader Comments

Man Running Across Mississippi for LGBTQ+ Rights

John Renfer: Homosexuals, lesbians and cross dressers have as much rights as normal people so I don’t understand what this is all »

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Does Anyone Remember This TV Show?

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List: Priciest Airbnb Stays in Town

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Ben Cory Jones’ Trip from Memphis to Hit-Making Hollywood Writer

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