There are 3 article(s) tagged Lewis Donelson:

• September 2026

  • Opinion: On economic development, Tennesseans should ask themselves, ‘Why not Japan?’

    “Japan has long been a friend in adversity, investing in Memphis amid political and racial turmoil 50 years ago when it became our first Memphis in May guest.”

    By Andrew McDermott September 23, 2026

• June 2020

  • We lack what the Mid-South needs – two-party competition

    With Republicans in the driver’s seat in all three Mid-South Senate elections, are there competitive contests anywhere else on the ballot? The short answer: No.

    By Michael Nelson June 08, 2020

• July 2019

  • Memphis@200: Race an intrinsic aspect of Memphis’ complex story

    Race is a complicated, foreboding and necessary theme to consider in Memphis's 200-year history. It's also more than the city's past. Race is part of the city's eternal present.

    By Bill Dries, Jared Boyd and Elle Perry July 15, 2019