Meet 20 young Memphians who are shaping the city’s future. The 2014 class of 20<30!
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A Lot of Spam
Playhouse on the Square hosts a preview of Spamalot that doubles as a food drive for the Mid-South Food Bank on Thursday.
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On the Record
Eclectic hip-hop group The Sidewayz have vowed to never release another album. Instead, the duo plans to deliver EPs on a monthly basis for fans to enjoy. More at Louis Goggans’ Calling the Bluff.
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Money, Muscle, and Mind
The ceremonial grand opening last week of the expansive new Electrolux plant on President’s Island drew a distinguished group of celebrants, including company CEO Jack Truong, Mayors A C Wharton and Mark Luttrell, state Senate majority leader Mark Norris, and Governor Bill Haslam. They toasted the ghost of Christmas Future and predicted great things from […]
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Olive Oil, All Around
Erin Williams reports on three gourmet-food stores specializing in olive oils and vinegars.
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Tigers Top Temple, 79-69
Saturday afternoon in Philadelphia, the Memphis Tigers trailed at halftime and survived a 24-point outburst by the Owls’ Dalton Pepper to win its 12th game of the season. More at Tiger Blue.
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The Center Center Stage
Opening reception for “Celebrate the Center for Southern Folklore,” Sunday, 2-4 p.m. at WKNO’s Gallery Ten Ninety One.
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‘Ho Ho?’ or ‘Oh Oh?’
In the Flyer‘s year-end Viewpoint, State Senator Jim Kyle rummages through Santa’s bag for political goodies (and baddies).
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Beyond the Crystal Ball…
Think we see all? Nope. The Flyer’s year-end editorial acknowledges some of the vexing unknowns of the local landscape.
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Cooking with Cheryl
Meet food blogger and apron enthusiast Cheryl Hurley at Style Sessions.
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Mopping-Up Time?
As Thanksgiving week began, events seemed to be moving quickly toward a final resolution of the Shelby County school situation. Three years after the surrender of the Memphis City Schools charter and the resultant temporary consolidation of city and county schools, Shelby County Schools superintendent Dorsey Hopson’s template for allowing independent districts in six suburban […]