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Enjoy views of the Toccoa River from just about every room in this modern luxury river home in Blue Ridge, …
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This year, music-loving Memphians are invited to join in a musical salute to our nation’s Veterans on Saturday, Nov. 11 …
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My wife Jan is right about things, more often than I’d care to admit.
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Ginsburg was an extra in two Washington National Opera productions – once in full costume with powdered wig and once …
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Celebrate fall in style at this year’s RiverArtsFest – the region’s largest and longest-running annual fine arts festival – slated …
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Americans yet again sort ourselves by the media we read or the networks we watch.
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It is never too late to learn another language – and national Hispanic Heritage Month is a great time to …
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Our turnkey digital platform reaches more than 2 million readers monthly in dozens of cities, states and industries, such as …
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One way to celebrate National Black Business Month is visiting Four Way Grill
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Grandson Ansel’s parents tolerate my doting on him and projecting his future career in music.
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Standing sentinel on Beale Street since 1876, A.
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If trekking beyond city limits is not in the cards this month, rest assured: Denizens of Memphis have dozens of …
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Despite being synonymous with blues and Beale Street, many natural assets in Memphis are rife for exploring this month.
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In February 1952, Sam Phillips launched a record label in Memphis — one whose moniker pays homage to his oodles …
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When I was 16, I thought I’d take the summer off.
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Megan Ammons, a senior at Harding Academy of Memphis, is on her way to the Nation’s capital after winning the …
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What better time than Women’s History Month to hit the Memphis Women’s Legacy Trail — a project aimed at documenting, …
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For over a century, the Woman’s Exchange of Memphis — one of the city’s longest continually operating nonprofits — has …
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Celebrate Mardi Gras (a.k.
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Ida B.Wells (1862-1931) was born into slavery during the Civil War.
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Keen on reducing pricey auto loan payments in these inflationary times? Enter Gaya – designed to put consumers in the driver’s …
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For five decades, REACH Memphis has been helping program participants to reach excellence – both in and out of the …
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Technical teams and designers are sometimes faced with very difficult circumstances to create productions.
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Deep in the heart of downtown Memphis, November 6th Street stands as a monument to our American democracy.
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After 28 holiday productions of Peter Pan, Playhouse on the Square is doing something a little different this year.
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A chorus of Memphis-based voices is in conversation at the Benjamin L.Hooks Central Library.
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Footsteps in empty hallways, ghostly apparitions, lights flickering on and off and things that go bump in the nights.
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Miss Jennie M. Higbee arrived in Bluff City in the late 1800s to teach – first at St. Mary’s School …
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Playhouse on the Square is mostly known for presenting hard-hitting, thought-provoking productions and this season is no different.
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