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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor: Gun violence, nonprofit dilemma
Letters today discuss gun violence and the dilemma nonprofits face thanks to the pandemic.
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Business
Opinion: The Nigerian prince scam has grown more sophisticated
Nigerian letter scams now reap only $700,000 annually, but the same crooks get billions of dollars from more sophisticated scams: ‘That Nigerian prince has grown up, has gone to college, and has found a new, lucrative career,’ says an expert.
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City of Memphis
City council plans return to in-person meetings
No date has been set for the return to City Hall by the council but it comes as budget season approaches. Meanwhile, the city’s political scene remains active, as chronicled in The Daily Memphian Politics Podcast.
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Opinion: The past was too present at Mud Island River Park
The seven flagpoles on the Mud Island River Park’s southern end were removed this week. The park, beloved as a memory that in some ways may be too faithful to its 1980s trappings, will get some much-needed maintenance this spring.
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Spirit of Memphis
Oh, snap: This week’s best photos
Here are a few of our favorite images from this week. A couple of them involve music, but children’s voices and the crack of a baseball bat are also some of our favorite sounds.
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High School Sports
Friday Prep Report: First-half goal lifts Collierville over CBHS
Lightning causes late delay but Dragons finish the job.
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Memphis Grizzlies
Knicks spoil Grizzlies’ winning streak in overtime
The Knicks closed on a 21-8 run to send the game to OT, eventually resulting in the Grizzlies’ first loss in five games.
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Premium Memphis Tigers Football
Tigers football staff philosophical about losing another special teams coach
Assistant Jordon Hankins has been vital in replacing Drew Svoboda, who departed Memphis for Alabama earlier this week.
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Real Estate
StayAPT enters Memphis market with extended-stay Cordova hotel
The new stayAPT Suites company plans to enter the Memphis market with a 76- or 88-room hotel behind the Commons at Dexter Lake shopping center in Cordova. And it won’t be the last stayAPT in the Memphis area, one executive says.
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Premium High School Sports
Bartlett hurdlers enjoy early success, each in their own time
Tyra Nabors is a state champion, Kylan Bernard an up-and-comer; both are setting the early standard for the Panthers.
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Business
Proposed Binghampton business includes ‘multi-architectural’ features
A developer has unusually elaborate plans for a convenience store with gas at the long-vacant corner of Sam Cooper Boulevard and Tillman Street.
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Arts & Culture
About Town: Return of Shell shows promise for musicians, audiences
For the Levitt Shell, a series of spring and summer fundraising shows — featuring Memphis-area bands — hope to usher free shows in during the fall.
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Transportation & Logistics
Memphis-to-New Orleans cruise travelers can swing their way down the river
American Queen is offering a new Memphis-to-New Orleans cruise along the Mississippi River that includes stops at four popular golf courses, including Colonial Country Club in Memphis.
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Lakeland
Lakeland puts brakes on gas station projects
Lakeland has become the latest local municipality to ban new gas station development, with city commissioners Thursday night, April 8, approving unanimously a six-month moratorium on such projects.
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Metro
Coronavirus: More than 160 cases reported, 9 deaths
For the second consecutive day, the Shelby County Health Department reported at least 150 new COVID-19 cases.
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Sports
Tickets go on sale for WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational
Organizers hope fans will be back after none were allowed at TPC-Southwind last year because of the pandemic.
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Health Care
Experts sharpen tools as COVID variants become biggest threat
U.K. variant is now the most common in Shelby County. The question is, how sick will it make people in their 20s, 30s and 40s?
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City of Memphis
Pandemic end game: Many changes in brief time
The co-leaders of the countywide vaccination distribution effort talked on “Behind The Headlines” about a move this week to no appointments for some and why the federal vaccination presence at the Fairgrounds is unique.
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Premium Real Estate
Industrial broker: Real estate agent engineers a rare career
Laura Meanwell has worked as an engineer, led a successful campaign to change Germantown school hours, served on civic commissions, and even been a “director of euphoric events.” Now, she has a job that’s unusual for women in Memphis: Industrial real estate broker.
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Guest Columnists
Opinion: A primer on 911 – how to ‘help us help you’
In the past year I have taken over 1,900 calls to 911, and I’m convinced that a refresher course is in order for children and adults alike. Here are some tips to help you become an effective 911 caller.
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Premium Dan Conaway
Opinion: After an Arctic blast, scratch and look for green
People say wait, give things a chance. Take a limb and scratch it. Look for green. If there’s even a trace of green, there’s hope for recovery.
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High School Sports
Thursday Prep Report: Houston walks it off against Collierville
Mustangs coach Lane McCarter happy with victory over a very good team in an intense atmosphere.
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Premium Spirit of Memphis
Calkins: No vaccination, no admission. This Marine is showing us the way
Tony Ludlow served his country for a decade. He didn’t do it to protect the right of the misguided to make the rest of us sick. So if you want to join his boot camp, you’ll have to show him proof of vaccination first.
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Memphis Grizzlies
Herrington: Anatomy of a winning streak as Grizzlies creep up on franchise record
One unexpected feature: The play of the third string as a unit.
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