Campbell Clinic plans new physical therapy office in Bartlett
Campbell Clinic will soon open a facility in Bartlett dedicated solely to physical therapy, the latest in a continued expansion across the region for the orthopedic provider.
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November 2026
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Germantown mayor-elect announces transition team
The mayor-elect chose locally based professionals to address seven areas of city government. Their first meeting is Friday and their work will conclude before Jan. 1.
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The Early Word: Memphis flips red amidst U.S. blue wave, but it was close
Library workers can unionize, Germantown has a new mayor and a decrepit shopping center is coming down.
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Practical magic: The Broom Closet niche shop sweeps in a wide audience
The season of the witch is year-round at The Broom Closet, which serves many other religions and spiritualities — maybe even yours.
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Inked: 56-year-old shopping center could be demolished to make way for apartments
A shopping center built in 1970 might be cleared. Plus, a national supplier has bought an Olive Branch warehouse as part of its growth plans.
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Nemanja Popovic finds way to impact win against Iowa State despite not playing
Nemanja Popovic’s name doesn’t show up anywhere on the stat sheet of the Memphis Tigers’ 80-76 win over No. 18 Iowa State, but he still found a way to impact the game’s second half.
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Martin: Hardaway and the Tigers make resounding statement with major upset win against No. 18 Iowa State
Penny Hardaway did absolutely everything in his power to ensure that this season would be radically different than last. In the Tigers’ first game of the 2026-27 season, they sent a resounding message: It will be.
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What to watch for in Tuesday’s vote totals
The vote totals Tuesday, Nov. 3, will tell who won and who lost. They will also reveal some larger political trends and truths. Here are a few of them.
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The Early Word: Memphis Tigers’ first wins and the Grizzlies’ first loss
It’s Election Day! Plus, the Memphis City Council chair faces a lawsuit, and the DA’s office releases Guard shooting videos.
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Mike Palazzolo reflects on 3 decades of service to Germantown
Germantown Mayor Mike Palazzolo reflects on his time in office, days ahead of voters choosing his successor.
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MSCS cleaning contracts offer first test for audit-response plan
In response to recommendations from a state-ordered forensic audit, Memphis-Shelby County Schools officials say they are changing some of the ways they monitor contracts and document procurement processes.
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Taylor’s October surprise and early voting ends with a surge
The political roundup includes two election traditions — The Four Way Soul Food Restaurant and the Republican bus tour along with David Hatley’s change in position on the Memphis Safe Task Force, and Mulroy on “youthful indiscretions.”
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Analysis: The decision to ‘crack’ Memphis could backfire, but not in the way you think
The most interesting thing about this election may be what it could tell us about the next decade. Here’s an analysis of how redistricting could sooner or later give Tennessee Democrats a chance to win House seats.
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Monday recap: Tigers in solid position in conference after beating Army
Beat writer Frank Bonner II and columnist John Martin break down the Tiger’s convincing win over Army and what it means for the conference standings.
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SpaceXAI continues Southaven buying spree, but some homeowners feel ‘lowballed’ by offers
The buying spree continues as SpaceXAI’s subsidiary has now acquired seven homes and more land in the Southaven area.
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Buckley: His choice of ribs is curious. But, baby, Memphis Tiger Jermane Hayes sure can rack up receptions.
A year after barely playing at Southern Miss, Jermane Hayes has become one of the most reliable targets for Memphis Tigers quarterback Marcus Stokes.
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The Early Word: Cyberflashing, smash burgers and the end of the long run
Residents say SpaceXAI is lowballing them on home offers, the brewery industry is struggling and the Grizzlies are 6-0.
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Breakaway pulls back, but Memphis running community keeps growing
Breakaway Running has ended its group runs and marathon-training program, but Memphis’ running community is booming as independent clubs grow and runners find new ways to connect.
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What to Order: Gussied Up’s smashburgers — and other unexpected surprises, too
The smashburger is what brought Harrison Downing, Cole Jeanes and Schuyler O’Brien together as business partners and helped establish them as familiar names on Memphis’ culinary scene.
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Ask the Memphian: What were the closest elections in Memphis history?
Before Memphis heads to the polls tomorrow, a look back at the closest elections in city history — Herenton won by 142 votes, and Crump’s 1909 win was even closer. One historian thinks it may have been stolen.
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Memphis vs. Iowa State: Things to know for Tigers’ season opener
Memphis opens its 2026-27 schedule with a neutral site game against Iowa State in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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Herrington: Picking apart the Grizzlies’ hot start, Boozer’s triple-double
Breaking down the Grizzlies' six wins to start the season, with a look ahead to this week’s three games against the Pelicans, Pacers and Thunder. Can they make it a 9-0 start?
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‘Golden age of brewing’ may be over
Four years ago, Grind City’s Hopper Seely said he noticed a downward trend and thought the “craft-brewing bubble may officially be popped.”
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The Back Nine Golf tees up Lakeland expansion
An indoor golf concept that has opened already in Collierville, is adding a Lakeland location, part of an expansion plan in the Memphis area.
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October 2026
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Memphis Ren Faire: A place of fairies, elves and fanciful costumes
With blacksmiths, fortune tellers and more, Overton Park takes on a medieval atmosphere for a Renaissance fair that continues through Sunday.
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