Developer calls Tunica nongaming resort a good bet
You won’t be able to bet on the $140 million entertainment resort just announced for Tunica, but don’t bet against its success, the co-developer says.
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April 2021
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Collierville High adds security measure: Student IDs
Collierville Schools is adding a layer of protection at its high school this week. Students will be given badges and asked to wear them during the school day.
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New programs, plants blossom at Agricenter
The Home Show of the Mid-South will be the first event to take place in the expo center since March 2020. The home show runs April 9-11 followed by the Mid-South Jewelry & Accessories Fair from April 16-18.
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Opinion: Dr. King was an activist, but also a preacher
‘Commemorations with little or no consideration for King as preacher, make me wonder how many King admirers are unaware of the transcendent religious experience that was his defining moment.’
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Shelby GOP chairman won’t seek another term
Tutor says the next local party chairman has a chance to win back countywide offices in 2022 that Republicans lost due to what Tutor says was the result of anti-Trump sentiment.
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Easter still subdued but churches taking bigger baby steps
Churches moving outdoors, broadcasting and inching up on pew capacity for Easter.
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Opinion: Close Riverside Drive to cars; open it to those who really count
What have we learned from the hard lesson of Overton Park’s greensward? What has the COVID experiment taught us?
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Former Tigers WR to lead multisport training facility
Memphis alum Hunter Hill to oversee P7 Sports Academy, with state-of-the-art facility in Cordova with capability to hold showcase events.
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New Eats: Andalusia brings Moroccan flavor to Sanderlin Centre
Andalusia opens, adding Moroccan cuisine to the line-up of good food available on Sanderlin in East Memphis.
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March 2021
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Calkins: Hey, Memphis fans, the sky is not falling! (It just entered the transfer portal)
Boogie Ellis, D.J. Jeffries and Damion Baugh all have entered the transfer portal. That’s not great — but it doesn’t have to be the end of the world.
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Calkins: Katrina Merriweather will make women’s basketball at Memphis matter once again
Katrina Merriweather looks like a perfect fit as the new coach. Here’s hoping she returns the program to relevance.
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Memphis’ new women’s basketball coach lauded as ‘proven winner’ and a ‘star’
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Memphis basketball: Best play, MVP, bench celebrations
Landers Nolley II and Lester Quinones are among Tigers to take home The Daily Memphian’s end-of-season awards.
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Exclusive for subscribers: See Memphis’ full coronavirus survey results
It is one of the most comprehensive looks at how people feel about the vaccine, including their own experience in getting it.
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Daily Memphian high school honor roll: CBHS ace leads the way after 16-strikeout effort
Senior Sam Brumbaugh strikes out 16 in Monday victory over arch rival MUS.
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Interstate shootings continue to rise amid concerns over permitless carry legislation
Memphis Police Department say interstate shootings are increasing and road rage is at the center of many of the incidents. And a permitless carry law could make the situation worse, officials fear.
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MyCityRides hires like-minded Nickson contractors to build headquarters
MyCityRides has raised about 85% of the $3 million it will spend to establish a new, larger headquarters at 3155 Summer Ave. The nonprofit still must raise about $400,000.
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Legislation affecting 3Gs hands work to school boards
Germantown supports a bill that would force the suburban school district and Shelby County Schools to work together. GMSD has remained quiet since the announcement was made.
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Opinion: Expect a battle before SCS surrenders 3G schools
Much like the resolution to starting municipal schools in Shelby County’s suburbs, Germantown is backing state legislation to get the 3G schools under its control.
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New funeral service finds sanctuary, savings in churches
Former Memphis City Council member Brent Taylor for years has acquired and operated funeral homes in small towns near Memphis. But he recently innovated a relatively affordable funeral service in the heart of the bustling Poplar Corridor in East Memphis.
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Teachers juggle challenges of in-person and virtual learning
The addition of virtual learning to in-person classroom instruction complicates Shelby County Schools teachers’ jobs.
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Calkins: Now comes the hard part for Penny Hardaway — persuading his players to stick around
The Memphis Tigers could be a dangerous team next season if their most important players return. But will they? In the age of the transfer portal, all bets are off.
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How the City of Memphis is winning the vaccination effort
Where the Shelby County Health Department failed, the City of Memphis is so far succeeding as the authority over the local COVID-19 vaccination process. It’s a combination of leadership, an effective command system that touches all levels of the operation and a resolve to be accountable.
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Rising fuel prices drive up airline, shipping costs
Increases aren’t just a pain in the neck for motorists. They present challenges for transportation, shipping and logistics businesses in and around Memphis.
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‘Stringing us along': Trash talk in Memphis-Waste Pro showdown
Better weather and a relentless barrage of complaints about garbage piling up seem to have been the breaking point in the city’s relationship with Waste Pro USA. The chairman of the City Council said it felt like the private waste company was “stringing us along.”
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Calkins: It was a perfect ending for the Tigers
Memphis won the NIT title Sunday, overwhelming Mississippi State. If it wasn’t the tournament the Tigers had hoped for, it was the triumphant ending they deserved.
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