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April 2019
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Metro - LeMoyne-Owen announces partnership with WGU Tennessee
- Text-to-911 service launching April 9 in Memphis
- Ballet Memphis awarded for showing its metal
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Ballet Memphis awarded for showing its metal
- Duncan-Williams Inc. marks 50th anniversary
- Briarcrest seeks permit for addition to elementary
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March 2019
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Briarcrest seeks permit for addition to elementary
- Lawsuit claims Blue Suede Brigade issuing illegal parking tickets
- Le Bonheur opens operating room expansion
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Arts & Culture The Weekly Memphian: Emerging Memphis Designer Project, ‘The Art of the SCAR,’ ‘The Juniper Tree’ and Bon Iver
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers March 27-April 2.
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Briarcrest seeks permit for addition to elementary
- Lawsuit claims Blue Suede Brigade issuing illegal parking tickets
- Le Bonheur opens operating room expansion
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Wiseacre seeks permit for Downtown construction
- Permit for One Beale parking garage sought
- Springboard Festivals adds Memphis to lineup
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Lawsuit claims Blue Suede Brigade issued illegal parking tickets
- Le Bonheur opens operating room expansion
- Three Memphis orthopedic groups unite under one brand
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Movers and Shakers Movers & Shakers
Joyce McKenzie, an affiliate broker in Crye-Leike Real Estate Services’ Collierville branch office, has been named the company’s 2018 West Tennessee Top Producing Agent.
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- Orpheum Theatre to undergo renovations
- FedEx pulls $5 million permit
- Morris to host book signing for autobiography
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Morris to host book signing for autobiography
- Memphis firefighters to be honored at award event
- Millington Advance Financial grand opening April 12
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- AutoZone's stock closes above $1,000
- Edwin Watts moving to Ridgeway Trace Center
- 'Restoration Saturday' to help drivers with suspended licenses
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Business Clark Tower foreclosure sale delayed
A scheduled sale Friday of Clark Tower on the courthouse steps was delayed until after a related hearing in U.S. District Court takes place April 24.
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- AutoZone's stock closes above $1,000
- Edwin Watts moving to Ridgeway Trace Center
- 'Restoration Saturday' to help drivers with suspended licenses
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Metro Daily Briefs
- AutoZone's stock closes above $1,000
- Edwin Watts moving to Ridgeway Trace Center
- 'Restoration Saturday' event helps drivers get licenses restored
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Memphis Tigers Basketball Tigers move to second round of NIT facing Creighton in Omaha
Tigers will travel to Omaha on Friday to face Creighton of the Big East in the second round of the National Invitation Tournament.
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- Fogelman College places in Tier One category in 2019 Global MBA Rankings list
- Gold Strike to open entertainment grill with sports book this summer
- Memphis comedy series debuts on Kevin Hart’s network
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Arts & Culture The Weekly Memphian: Ballet 5:8, Ken Burns, David Porter tribute, Weezer and Bluff City Brawl
The Weekly Memphian is a partial guide to things happening in Memphis, recommended by Daily Memphian staff. This guide covers March 21-26.
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Memphis comedy series debuts on Kevin Hart’s network
- U of M's CERI partnering with One Concern
- Memphis Sports Hall of Fame taking nominations for first class
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Memphis Sports Hall of Fame taking nominations for first class
- St. Jude to undergo $1.6M interior renovation
- Palladio Garden Center grand opening March 23
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Sports Memphis 901FC gets historic first gooooaaaallll!
The Memphis 901FC soccer team tied 1-1 with Loudoun United in the second game of Memphis' inaugural season on Saturday night at AutoZone Park. The first point in club history was scored late in the game by Elliot Collier. Next up, 901FC travels for a matchup with Bethlehem Steel on Sunday, March 24, in Chester, Pennsylvania. -
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- Cookston's Memphis BBQ Co. to open Lake District restaurant
- Cafe featuring agave syrup to open in E. Memphis
- Humane Society to host annual Fast & The Furriest 5K Run
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Business Boyd’s employment by FedEx Logistics missing from state disclosure form
Council member Berlin Boyd has worked for FedEx Logistics for seven months, taking in the time the FedEx division decided to relocate Downtown at Boyd's urging.
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Cookston's Memphis BBQ Co. to open Lake District restaurant
- Cafe featuring agave syrup to open in E. Memphis
- Humane Society to host annual Fast & The Furriest 5K Run
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Cookston's Memphis BBQ Co. to open Lake District restaurant
- Cafe featuring agave syrup to open in E. Memphis
- Humane Society to host annual Fast & The Furriest 5K Run
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Metro Daily Briefs
- Chelsea Clinton to visit Memphis Zoo in support of new children's book
- Women’s Foundation announces 2019 Legends Award honorees
- Memphian to make difference in city through art, business, and music
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