As of Friday, August 7th, the Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) reported 264 new COVID-19 cases.
by Memphis Flyer Staff
As of Thursday, August 6th, the Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) reported 235 new COVID-19 cases.
by Memphis Flyer Staff
As of Wednesday, August 5th, the Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) reported 197 new COVID-19 cases.
by Memphis Flyer Staff
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As of Friday, August 7th, the Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) reported 264 new COVID-19 cases.
by Memphis Flyer Staff
Thursday Afternoon United States Attorney D. Michael Dunavant announced Operation LeGend will be expanding into the City of Memphis.
by Matthew Harris
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Late Thursday evening, President Donald Trump issued two executive orders banning social media apps TikTok and WeChat from operating in the United States in 45 days.
by Matthew Harris
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It was more than just relief when Keanu Marsh-Brown saw his match-winning shot ripple the net in the second half of 901 FC’s game against St. Louis at AutoZone Park; it was wholly deserved.
by Samuel X. Cicci
The Memphis Grizzlies entered the NBA Bubble sitting nicely in position for the 8th seed.
by Aimee Stiegemeyer
I went to bed angry Sunday night for the first time in months.
by Frank Murtaugh
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Memphis-based indie rockers Blvck Hippie released their new single, “Bunkbed,” Friday, August 7th.
by Jesse Davis
Singa Bromfield a.k.a. "Singa B." is bringing Memphis to Los Angeles on August 6th.
by Michael Donahue
Just this week, a neighbor mentioned how important live-streamed shows were to him these days, and how he always reads The Flow, for that reason.
by Alex Greene
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U.S. District Judge Sheryl Lipman on Friday declined to rule in favor of a lawsuit seeking the emergency release from Shelby County Jail of detainees deemed vulnerable to COVID-19, but various supporters of the litigation are still managing to find a silver lining in the ruling.
by Jackson Baker
Hagerty Gets GOP U.S. Senate nod. Marquita Bradshaw a surprise in U.S. Senate Democratic primary. Among other winners: Salinas, Leatherwood, and two Harrises.
by Jackson Baker
State Supreme Court Justices decide permission for no-excuse absentee voting would apply only to this week’s election contests, not to those in November; Covid-19 issue somewhat moot.
by Jackson Baker
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Since it's Burger Week and many Memphis restaurants are selling great burgers at a great price (see page 17 for details), we decided to ask a few local notables to tell us about their favorite burger.
by Edited by Flyer staff
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Thanks to chef Michael Patrick, you can have your cheeseburger — and drink it, too.
by Michael Donahue
A group of independent Memphis restaurant owners has released a letter to the media addressed to Alisa Haushalter, head of the Shelby County Health Department.
by Memphis Flyer Staff
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"Try not to cringe."
by Bruce VanWyngarden
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Every so often, like a recurring skit on Saturday Night Live, there is talk from this administration about an “Infrastructure Week” — several days (one presumes) where the focus would be on improving the nation's bridges and power grid and highways and such.
by Bruce VanWyngarden
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Okay, let me answer the only talking point the Trump campaign has left: The president’s team is demanding that critics tell them what Joe Biden could have done better than President Trump to prevent the deaths of 140,000 Americans, and counting, due to the coronavirus.
by Juan Williams
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The Malco Summer Drive-In is the place to see movies with an audience right now, and this week's lineup features some cutting-edge new releases and bona fide classics.
by Chris McCoy
Molly Wexler is a longtime Indie Memphis board member who recently decided to try her hand at making films herself.
by Chris McCoy
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In the early 1960s, writer Michael Moorcock created Elric of Melniborné.
by Chris McCoy
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