Ace Atkins signs Devil’s Garden at Davis-Kidd
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Ace Atkins signs Devil’s Garden at Davis-Kidd
Memphis Madness: The Championship
We started with 64 Memphians: American Idol contestants, radio personalities, politicians. Now we’re down to two: Soul legend Al Green and U.S. congressman Steve Cohen.
Memphis Madness: The Flyer Four
North Carolina might have won the NCAA National Championship, but here at Flyer headquarters, we’re down to the Flyer Four: soul legend Al Green, WMC-TV weatherman Dave Brown, Congressman Steve Cohen, and FedEx founder Fred Smith.
Crawfish Invade Memphis
Whatever. We’re happy the tasty crustaceans ended up in the region’s freshwater marshes and even happier when crawfish boils herald the start of spring. While most crawfish boils in Memphis are scattered through April, crawfish season runs from late February through June, says chef Clint Boutwell of Orleans on Front. He should know. His family […]
Drink for a Good Cause This Weekend
A night of booze, fancy buffets, and plenty of friends is always fun. But it’s even better when youre tippling to support a charity or nonprofit organization.
Toast to live performing arts at the annual Wine and Roses Gala, a fund-raiser for the Germantown Performing Arts Centre. As the name implies, the event features a wine tasting, as well as live music by pianist Pnina Becher. It begins at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. …
Elect State Appeals Court Judges? One Attorney’s Verdict is No
When Tennessee Attorney General Bob Cooper this week opined that July 1 is an absolute drop-dead date for keeping or amending the state’s current system of judicial commissions to stock Tennessee’s appellate courts, that intensified a debate which has seen calls for direct election of such judges. Memphis lawyer and GOP eminence John Ryder, in a Viewpoint written for the Flyer, opposes this solution, which is backed by several of his party-mates in the legislature. Go here.
CA’s Fontenay Going to Nashville as Aide to Constitutional Officers
Blake Fontenay, who for the last several years has served as an editorial writer and subsequently a business writer for The Commercial Appeal, has accepted a position as assistant in Nashville to newly appointed state constitutional officers Secretary of State Tre Hargett, Treasurer David Lillard, and Comptroller Justin Wilson.
Eight is Enough
Memphis Madness continues … and our bracket — in which we had Justin Timberlake and A C Wharton meeting in the Championships — is broken.
Visit Harlem and Broadway Without Leaving Memphis
After the Memphis Tigers’ shocking loss Thursday night, you might feel like getting out of Dodge. But save your plane fare and take a virtual trip to the Big Apple instead.
Start by catching a performance by the legendary Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts tonight. The group celebrates their 40th anniversary with beautiful ballet choreography….

