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Today in Memphis, a beloved rivalry comes to an end, we get express bus routes and MemShop is looking for applications. Also, Tony Allen dishes out hugs. But before we get to all of that, check out this photo that @mook76 shot of Kait Lawson…
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Here's what I played on this week's Mystery Train. As always, the local tracks are marked with an asterisk and my notes are in italics. Cecilia and the Ennuis - Avec les Garcons The Egyptians - Party Stomp Belle and Sebastian - If She Wants Me The…
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Happy Friday, Memphis! Here's your weekly shortlist of five great things to do around town this weekend: 1. Flicker Street: Found, Flicker St. Studio, Friday, 5:30 p.m., free One of Memphis' coolest art institutions is having their first group…
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Alice Faye Duncan: A Memphis Writer for Young Readers Being a child of two educators, it only made sense that children’s picture book author and activist Alice Faye Duncan would become a writer who teaches as well as entertains with her writing.…
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Today in Memphis, we've got job and volunteer opportunities, a call for local sounds, and a list of street closures this week. Also, get out your party hats - it's Elvis' birthday week. All of that and more is in your Monday Memphis news update.…
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Ninety miles south of Memphis, Oxford, Mississippi is the quitessential quaint Southern town. The Square is so perfect that it looks like a movie set, the people are impossibly good-looking, and the vibe is just the right mix of boisterous and…
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The I Love Memphis podcast is took the show on the road for April and May and broadcasted live from the Tennessee Brewery. This past week was our last special edition. You can subscribe for free right here to make sure you don't miss a minute of…
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Today's prize should come with a bottomless tub of popcorn - it's a pair of weekend wristbands to the Indie Memphis Film Festival. This year is I ndie Memphis' 14th year of showcasing films, music videos and shorts from around the country. The…
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Chris Steinmetz is one of the guys behind GEO (Green Earth Options), a Memphis start up that buys used cooking oil from restaurants and turns it into bio-fuel.
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I Love Memphis has sent intrepid photographers Joey Miller and Sean Davis into the trenches of Beale Street Music Fest this weekend. Here's what they came back with. (All color photos were shot by Sean Davis, and Joey Miller shot the black and…