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Hattiloo Theatre has gracefully introduced an extraordinary blend of elegance, creativity, and community involvement via its Musical Chairs Dinner Theatre. This engaging networking event initiated with a spirited cocktail hour, filling the theatre’s...
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Situated at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Georgia is celebrated for its deep-rooted wine traditions. The endangered Kisi grape is experiencing a revival, exemplified by blends like Terra Kisi, which merges Chardonnay with four...
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The Trump administration, which aims to dismantle the Department of Education, has designated it as the agency responsible for collecting overdue student loan debt from 5.3 million borrowers. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized th...
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During a Budget Committee session on April 23, the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office unveiled an ambitious fiscal year 2026 budget proposal, projecting $1.4 billion for a new jail. This substantial figure stems from anticipated revenue associated with a...
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A suggested ordinance designed to enhance conditions and regulate pricing at downtown parking facilities has received robust backing from members of the Memphis City Council. This initiative highlights 18 parking garages located in a specific zone fr...
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A recent executive order returns focus to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), reinstating the initiative within the White House—a shift from its previous placement under the Department of Education during Trump’s first term. This or...
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Chet Holmgren unleashed a remarkable performance, netting 23 of his 24 points in the second half, propelling the Oklahoma City Thunder past the Memphis Grizzlies 114-108 at FedExForum. This victory marks a commanding 3-0 series lead for the Thunder,...
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Honor Cincinnati's own Sergeant First Class Bessie Lee Dunson Robinson, a resilient trailblazer whose legacy endures. Serving in the 6888th Battalion during WWII, she paved the way for African American women in the military. Her devoted niece Paulett...
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Just two days prior to a crucial public hearing regarding xAI's future in Memphis, the Greater Memphis Chamber organized a webinar aimed at addressing prevalent community inquiries and concerns. Entitled “Asked & Answered,” the forum delved into vari...
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America's pioneering astronauts from the 1960s “Project Mercury” aimed to create a tribute space for their legacy, culminating in the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame’s establishment at Kennedy Space Center in 1990. This year, Dr. Bernard Harris joins the...
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The 38th annual Africa in April festival captivated Memphis last weekend, deepening the community's admiration for Africa's rich cultures and histories. This vibrant three-day celebration commenced with a lively parade on Beale Street, showcasing loc...
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The University of Memphis has announced the revocation of visas for several international students. "We learned that as of Wednesday, April 16, SEVIS records for five enrolled students have been terminated," the university stated. "Our International...
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Retirement often suggests a shift to a quieter lifestyle, but for Tim Wells from Cincinnati, it opened new avenues for impactful work. As a former Quality Assurance Director at DSM-Firmenich, Tim redirected his expertise to bolster food production in...
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The River City (TN) Chapter of The Links Inc. is set to host its esteemed Groovin’ with River City dinner and entertainment event on Sunday, April 27, at The Great Hall in Germantown. This year, the spotlight shines on headliner Case, a Grammy-nomina...
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On April 9, the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio honored seven distinguished leaders at the Cintas Center during the Urban League Luncheon, recognizing the 31st class of the Legendary Lions Society. These honorees significantly impacted the...
