Recipe Exchange: Hog Wild’s savory, summer avocado dip
When it comes to summer gatherings, there is one dish that is always on the table when Ernie Mellor is hosting.
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July 2026
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Regional One Health laying off more than 100
The layoffs are affecting Regional One Health Extended Care Hospital, which will be closing later this year.
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In-N-Out restaurant in East Memphis delayed
Memphians might have to wait a little longer for an In-N-Out burger.
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Table Talk: Peaches, heirloom tomatoes and cooking local
Food writer Sophia Surrett says she’s always preferred local produce, and “you might say I love local food from my head to-mah-toes.”
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Redbirds Recap: Redbirds come back late with Koperniak’s heroic homer
Memphis outfielder smacks homer in ninth, two-RBI single in 10th in win.
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Job ready: Some Youth Villages students get hands-on with a forklift
A group of residents at Youth Villages received training and certification in forklift operations — preparation for a potential career.
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The Early Word: Burger chain’s belly ache and a possible crackdown on AI
Shelby County Jail heats up, Ragin’ Cajun may not be raging anymore and the Grizzlies are totally centered.
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Inked: Cordova Family Dollar sells for $2M, Point of Impact buys medical building
Point of Impact Global Missions is moving into a one-story medical office building. Plus, a company bought Parkside Gallery in Bartlett, and a Family Dollar was part of a larger sale-leaseback transaction.
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Herrington: Sorting through the Grizzlies’ Quinten Post signing
For the Grizzlies, with a team full of rookie-scale and bargain contracts and plenty of money to spend, an “above market” offer for Post comes at very little cost next season.
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Calkins: Elvis Presley lives! Or his sign does, anyway.
“The bold, metal sign in front of the Visitor Center no longer says ‘LVIS PRESLEY BOULEVARD.’ But who fixed it? A quintessentially Memphis institution, of course.”
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Former Hickory Hill Denny’s to become medical clinic
The Camellia Foundation is converting a former Denny’s in Hickory Hill into a full-service medical clinic with plans to open more locations in underserved communities in the next few years.
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This Mother Goose tends to her flock of truck drivers
Leading a nearly all-female team at the Dunavant, a supply and logistics company, terminal office in Southeast Memphis, Kristy Hart said she hasn’t thought much about it despite what has historically been a male-dominated industry.
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Professional hockey returning to Mid-South
Nearly nine years after the Mississippi RiverKings vacated the Landers Center, professional hockey is returning to Southaven.
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‘This is the warning’: Inside Hana Haden’s plan to rebuild Memphis around confidence and shooting
Only eight NCAA Division I teams in the country shot worse than the Tigers’ 24.6% 3-point shooting last season.
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New Marshall County plant to bring $119M investment and 2,200 jobs
The company is renovating the facility to support customers in the data center infrastructure market.
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Hearing date set in DeSoto supervisor suit against state
A hearing date has been set in DeSoto County Supervisor Robert Foster’s federal lawsuit against the State of Mississippi.
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Ramble moves forward while Ragin’ Cajun may be closed for good
Construction on The Ramble on Summer in Bartlett could begin by the fall. But the future is more uncertain for Ragin’ Cajun Seafood and Po Boys, a restaurant opened by one of the people once involved in The Ramble.
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The Early Word: World Cup defeat still a win for Redbirds; new grocery plans
Candidates for new 5th district have their say, the Grizzlies could get another center and Vitalant wants your blood.
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Breaking down the Tigers’ tough nonconference basketball schedule
Coach Penny Hardaway has put together another tough slate of games to create the opportunity for Memphis to play its way into earning an NCAA Tournament at-large bid.
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Food Files: Tous les Jours headed to the Square
Tous les Jours will open in the former Hopdoddy Burger Bar space on Cooper, while Jack’s Family Restaurant may build on Winchester.
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For Zach Lucchesi, sports agency comes with the personal touch
Former St. Benedict standout finds his niche as a “player advocate” representing Memphis area college and high school players.
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Restaurant Remix: No Comment is staying ’80s-themed but with a twist
“We know we can do oysters. We want to make sure this new menu crushes,” said the co-owner of No Comment as it transitions to a restaurant with an Indian-Italian flavor.
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Thinking outside the box: Building Memphis housing one container at a time
Project Transition plans to build homes for transitional living in Southeast Memphis using an unconventional material: intermodal containers.
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The Early Word: Tomato farmer has a vine idea, and we take you back to 1776
A Memphis crime family faces racketeering charges, a local nonprofit for veterans is calling it quits and pro hockey is coming back.
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Ask the Memphian: What was Memphis like 250 years ago?
In 1776, as this fledgling country was battling for its independence, it would have been eerily quiet in Memphis.
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