Lakeland looks to limit apartments as rental development interest grows
With new rental units being built now and more being planned, Lakeland officials recently discussed ways to limit future apartment development.
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November 2026
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Buckley: With four Tiger starters playing a lot, managing minutes comes with concern for Penny Hardaway
Three games into their 2026-27 season, some roster rotation trends are starting to develop for coach Penny Hardaway’s Memphis Tigers.
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Bailey: Undoubtedly, Scott Colom’s victory is about much more than a Democratic wave
With Scott Colom’s victory in the U.S. Senate race, Mississippi voters reject a state history of Dixiecrats and segregation in favor of the first Black senator from the state since Reconstruction.
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Arts Beat: Evan Linder wrote ‘Byhalia, Mississippi’ to get the South right. Now, he’s directing it in Memphis.
“Byhalia, Mississippi,” is at Theatre Memphis, while “Frozen: The Broadway Musical” opens at Playhouse on the Square.
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Sanford: Scott Colom’s improbable US Senate win is a victory for all of us
Mississippi “tied a bright blue bow on a national election in which voters from coast to coast said heck no to the corruption, the incompetence and the feckless fealty to the Trump administration by (Cindy) Hyde-Smith and her GOP colleagues in Congress.”
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The Early Word: UTHSC-Regional One campus is a no go, but winter is coming
Tigers teams got two wins on Thursday, and Wing Guru is planning a comeback.
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Food Files: Wing Guru plans ‘comeback’ for Park Avenue
The Wing Guru hasn’t opened a new location in several years. Also in this column: an Afro-Caribbean restaurant opens Downtown.
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Calkins: Charles Huff told some blunt truths about Memphis recruiting. But couldn’t he have fibbed?
“Charles Huff wasn’t lying when he said that he could take Memphis players with him if he gets a better job. But he would have been better off to fib.”
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Martin: With win over USF, Charles Huff is one step closer to restoring order
When the Bulls took their first lead of the game in the fourth quarter, it lasted all of thirty seconds. After Thursday’s win, the Tigers are in great shape to appear in the first conference title game since 2019.
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Collierville runoff schedule finalized by Election Commission
Collierville voters can begin casting ballots — again — as early as next week.
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Memphis jeweler to retire after 55 years
James Gattas announced his retirement Monday and reflects on what made the last 55 years in the jewelry business so special to him.
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Table Talk: Time to get our turkeys in a row
Let this be your sign to do a little turkey trot over to one of these local restaurants’ websites and plan any pre-orders for your Thanksgiving meal.
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Arts Beat: 2 Tony Award-winning shows open
One is a musical based on the real jam session at Sun Records, while another play, pre-dating the COVID pandemic, explores vaccination debates at a school.
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Arts Beat: For Rhodes professor, pressure wins a poetry prize
Caki Wilkinson uses pressure and constraint to write her poems, and she just took home a national award for it. But when she first came to Memphis, it was to play basketball.
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Arts Beat: Memphian’s cosmic-horror film is screening around the world
The film won several awards, including the top prize in the Fantasy/Sci-Fi category at the 28th annual Chicago Horror Film Festival.
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Arts Beat: ‘Narnia’ made him a Playhouse kid. Now, he’s directing it.
Ty Lenderman was 10 when he appeared in Playhouse’s 2009 production of “Narnia: The Musical” — and now he’s directing the same show.
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‘It’s called Missi-Flippy now’: Scott Colom supporters celebrate historic win
As DeSoto County officials were still counting votes, supporters of Scott Colom began celebrating as news outlets declared the Democratic challenger the winner in Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race.
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The Early Word: Scott Colom is hired, and Linn Sitler and James Gattas retire
Boozer throws away his shot, Huff’s comments go too far and we tell you where to get Thanksgiving to go.
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Rhodes professor’s new book examines daily life during WWII
In his new book on daily life for Americans during WWII, Rhodes professor Robert Saxe tackles such topics as the country’s boom in production and more.
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Mississippi regulator affirms SpaceXAI turbine permits
After two days of testimony, the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality ruled in favor of itself, arguing it didn’t make a mistake by issuing permits to SpaceXAI for a permanent power plant in Southaven.
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‘Excitement that I never dreamed of’: Film and TV Commissioner Linn Sitler to retire
During her four-decade career, Sitler oversaw Memphis’ big-budget movie boom in the 1990s, brought several network TV shows to the Mid-South, and strengthened the local independent film industry.
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Memphis at South Florida: What to know for Tigers’ midweek game
One of the country’s best scoring offenses is clashing with one of the best scoring defenses when the Memphis Tigers play at South Florida.
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Data center-cooling company to invest $845K in Southeast Memphis, add 96 jobs
Peak+ plans to hire at least 20 workers locally in the next 12 to 18 months, with full production at the Knight Road facility expected by the end of 2027.
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Bartlett salutes those who served at annual Veterans Day Ceremony
Roy Cash Jr., a retired Navy pilot and the nephew of singer Johnny Cash, was the featured speaker at Wednesday’s annual Veterans Day ceremony in Bartlett.
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Inked: Krosstown Lofts, Cordova land and Living Spaces
Developers are planning a mixed-use project at Madison Avenue and Watkins Street, and furniture retailer Living Spaces is moving forward with the renovation of the former IKEA building.
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