Memphis Voters To Decide On Library Worker Classification
If granted civil service status, about 230 library employees would have to reapply for their jobs.
The Trump Toll
Billionaires win, babies lose
MEMErnet: Dead Mall, Accidental Art, Who to Follow
An Oak Court tour on YouTube, “Lost Dog in a Coat at Applebee’s on Union,” and Duke on Facebook.
Prioritizing Forethought
Five ways a financial plan can improve your outlook.
Lawmakers Introduce ‘Maternal Health Care Protection Act’
“This bill directly addresses the dangers pregnant women face when a doctor decides to engage in cultural wars rather than the professional oath they swore upon.”
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Nonprofit To Host Cleanup of Mt. Carmel Cemetery
The cemetery is the final resting place of Tom Lee.
‘Anti-Obergefell’ Bill Passes Tennessee House
Private groups and residents would not be required to uphold the Supreme Court of The United States’ (SCOTUS) ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges.
NAACP Sends Letter In Opposition to Southaven xAI Permit
If the permit is approved, the NAACP said, Mississippi would continue a pattern of “prioritizing development over the health, safety, and civil rights” of residents.
MEMernet: IKEA, Side Street Drama, and A Nice One
Predictions for IKEA’s future, a hot confrontation, and a Nextdoor guy doing good.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast January 8 2026: New Year, No Weed
Toby Sells on the big changes coming to Tennessee’s cannabis laws in 2026
Memphis Flyer Podcast Dec. 11 2025: Defending Human Dignity
David Waters on the scene at immigration court.
Memphis Flyer Podcast November 27, 2025: A Wicked Thanksgiving
A fan’s perspective on Wicked: For Good.
Memphis Flyer Podcast November 20, 2025: The Like You Children’s Film Festival
Noah Glenn on his new film festival.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Oct 30, 2025: The Case of the Haunted Brewery
Is Soul & Spirits haunted?
Memphis Flyer Podcast Oct. 16, 2025: Lessons From the National Guard in D.C.
Michaela Watts from the Institute of Public Service Reporting joins Chris McCoy
