Shelby County can go back to the bar and stay until midnight at (mostly) packed restaurants.
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New virus case numbers rose by 84 over the last 24 hours. The figure hasn't been that low since mid-May. The figure has not been in the double digits since late May. The new cases put the total of all positive cases in Shelby County since March at 86,606.
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Severe winter weather has closed all Shelby County COVID-19 vaccination sites.
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Shelby County can go back to the bar and stay until midnight at (mostly) packed restaurants.
By Toby Sells
New virus case numbers rose by 84 over the last 24 hours. The figure hasn't been that low since mid-May. The figure has not been in the double digits since late May. The new cases put the total of all positive cases in Shelby County since March at 86,606.
By Toby Sells
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"Blow your horn, Raymond!
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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."
by Jackson Baker
Remember the sample ballots you always saw at election time purporting to be “endorsements” of a group of candidates by this or that “Democratic” organization? We may have seen the last of them, at last.
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