Buckley: How many quarterbacks are too many? The Tigers are working on the math.
“Are two quarterbacks really better than one? A question to ponder as coach Charles Huff and the Memphis Tigers open preseason camp.”
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July 2026
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Mississippi leaders name redistricting committee appointees
Mississippi’s top lawmakers have named their picks to the state’s joint committee that will help decide the future of its voting maps.
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Table Talk: Getting grumpy before work? Head to The Liquor Store
The breakfast and lunch diner has a new weekday morning special, “Grumpy Hour,” offering customers any menu entree, except the steak and eggs, plus drip coffee for only $10 from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
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FedEx laying off more than 150 in New York
Facility closures are scheduled to take place Aug. 3.
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Jaylen Wells hopes busy, rewarding offseason will translate to the court
Grizzlies guard Jaylen Wells learned how to approach the offseason. He’s used that knowledge to improve his game and give back.
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Fourth of July crowds boost Downtown businesses and hotels
The number of people visiting Downtown is holding at about 85% of pre-COVID numbers, according to the Downtown Memphis Commission.
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Arts Beat: ‘Suffs’ musical brings suffrage fight — and Tennessee’s pivotal role — to Orpheum
The show also highlights the movement’s Black activists and Memphians Ida B. Wells and Mary Church Terrell, who fought to keep questions of racial justice from being sidelined by white suffragists eager to appease Southern lawmakers.
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The Early Word: Hot news for Poplar Plaza and a Poplar ban for e-bikes
Family sues over inmate’s death, NIMBY-ism finds its way into Germantown’s mayoral race and a bridal shop returns to its roots.
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Inked: Barefoot Bride returning to its roots
Also in this edition of Inked: American Deli may be taking over a former Wendy’s restaurant in the Wolfchase area, and an HVAC company bought a Southeast Memphis building.
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Collierville tapping the brakes on e-bike use
E-bikes are rising in popularity, but Collierville leaders have concerns about their use in the town and potential accidents.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis loses late lead to open series at Jumbo Shrimp
The Redbirds dropped Tuesday’s Game 1 of a road trip at Jacksonville.
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Utah company buys Collierville land near Mike Rose Soccer Complex
The property on the town’s western border could be developed into residential, commercial or mixed-use.
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Community health hub opens in Raleigh
County Commissioner Charlie Caswell Jr. says the ShelbyCares health hub, a partnership between UTHSC and county government, will help “break that generational curse” in North Memphis.
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FedEx founder’s family sets up office to manage fortune, donations
A little more than a year after the death of FedEx founder Frederick W. Smith, his family is becoming more strategic with their investments and philanthropy, said Richard Smith, FedEx executive, director and son of the late magnate.
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Calkins: It’s time for SpaceXAI to live up to its promise to Memphis kids
A year ago, SpaceXAI committed to give Memphis-Shelby County Schools a gift a local pastor called “game-changing.” So far, MSCS has little to show for it. It’s time for that to change.
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SpaceXAI offered major construction upgrades to Memphis schools. What happened?
Fairley High students and athletes have emerged as the early — and only — major beneficiaries of a list of construction projects Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company offered to the Memphis school system last July.
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The Early Word: Zoo will get a big gift, but MSCS is waiting on SpaceXAI’s
FedEx lays off workers, the County Commission approves juvie updates and the Orpheum adds three new shows.
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Grizzlies Mailbag: Grading the offseason, contemplating Nashville
The first of a three-part Mid-Summer Grizzlies Mailbag focuses on questions about the lingering offseason, with more discussion of salaries and draft picks.
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With latest $50M gift, Smith family goes big
“... To receive a single $50-million-dollar commitment from a single family is just unheard of. Not just in Memphis, but anywhere.”
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Calkins: Fred Smith and family ride to the rescue (with $50 million) to forge a stunning stadium deal
“Who put an end to the stadium fracas? Fred Smith and family, of course.”
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FedEx founder to help fund Liberty Stadium renovations; U of M could control stadium
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Inspired by Mark Twain, retired teacher travels the Mississippi River on a homemade raft
Charles Phillips takes a break at Mud Island Marina from the Huck Finn journey that’s been exciting, enlightening, and on occasion terrifying.
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For the local vegan-curious, a box
Vegetarian Jennifer Sweeney thinks consumers who eat a plant-based diet are neglected by large grocery stores. So she has a plan.
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How Memphis can help set the tone for the American early in 2026 season
Although Memphis doesn’t have a power conference opponent on its schedule, it has two nonconference games that could prove to be even more significant for the playoff race.
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Martin: Former Tiger Kendric Davis’ return visit to Memphis shows what still matters
Davis’ return to Memphis and what he said Friday afternoon was a reminder that when things go right here, there can still be a profound connection between a coach and a player — and a player to a city.
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Martin: Charles Huff talks a big game for Memphis football. It’s long overdue.
“American Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti stood at the podium for American Media Day and introduced Charles Huff. Moments later, Huff told everyone within earshot that Memphis is simply too good to be there.”
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