Shelby County added 1,116 new cases of COVID-19 from Monday morning to Friday morning, for an average of about 280 cases each day, in a week that saw health officials close bars completely and restaurants at 10 p.m.
by Toby Sells
Test results reported Wednesday morning showed 306 new cases of COVID-19 in Shelby County, up slightly from the 302 cases reported Wednesday morning.
by Toby Sells
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Test results reported Wednesday morning showed 302 new cases of COVID-19 in Shelby County, a return to elevated numbers from last week.
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Memphis-based CirQuest Labs has been acquired by a German company, MLM Medical Labs GmbH.
by Jon W. Sparks
Shelby County added 1,116 new cases of COVID-19 from Monday morning to Friday morning, for an average of about 280 cases each day, in a week that saw health officials close bars completely and restaurants at 10 p.m.
by Toby Sells
The 2020 RiverArtsFest, which was scheduled for October 24-25 in downtown Memphis, has been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.
by Jon W. Sparks
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“Just as every restaurant, company, and organization across the country has had to change the way they operate to keep their customers safe, we’re having to do the same thing.
by Frank Murtaugh
“I coach and mentor young people who are hurting, angry, and expressing themselves in the only way they know how.
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Khari Wynn is a bit of a globetrotter, or at least he was before the coronavirus brought us all back home.
by Alex Greene
While live-streamed shows are tapering off a bit, look to the artists below for an indication of how we keep music flowing, even as the first wave of COVID-19 grows.
by Alex Greene
Michael Graber has built a career outside of music, but he's a fixture on the local scene.
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At long last, and after months of inaction, it can probably be said that there's an election season on.
by Jackson Baker
Retiring U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander, who, like any seasoned politician, knows how to pull a punch, didn’t pull many in discussing President Donald Trump with members of the Rotary Club of Memphis this week.
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On the surface of things, Nashville physician Manny Sethi, GOP primary candidate for the U.S. Senate seat that incumbent Republican Lamar Alexander is vacating this year, would seem to have a long row to hoe.
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Beginning Monday, July 13th, Methodist South Hospital hosts the annual Whitehaven Farmers Market.
by Shara Clark
For The Majestic Grille, COVID-19 was the mother of re-invention.
by Toby Sells
Wok’n in Memphis has left the building.
by Michael Donahue
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"Dr. Jain ... provided his estimates on cases and hospitalizations thru December and believes we will see an average of 230 daily new cases and a 240 daily hospital average in July; 360 and 360 in August; 500 and 550 in September; 620 and 700 in October; 670 and 780 in November; and 620 and 740 in December."
by Bruce VanWyngarden
A few days ago, Packed House Productions closed their restaurant and bar locations (Slider Inn, Aldo's, Bardog, etc.) due to a staff member testing positive for COVID-19.
by Chase Baltz
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Was it only a little more than three months ago when President Trump was loudly disparaging countries that hadn't controlled the coronavirus — like China, Italy, Greece, and Germany?
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For Never Seen It, I convince someone interesting to catch up on a classic (or maybe not so classic) film they've missed, then we talk about it.
by Chris McCoy
Director Chad Allen Barton, one of the founders of Memphis production company Piano Man Pictures, won Best Hometowner Feature at the 2014 Indie Memphis Film Festival with his full-length debut Lights, Camera, Bullshit.
by Chris McCoy
Music Video Monday's got the right profile.
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