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A Nashville-based investment group has made its first purchase in Memphis. Priam Capital has purchased the Grove Park Building at 4515 Poplar Ave. in East Memphis from GPCTN Investment Co. LLC for $8.6 million.
Relief came on Sunday for Memphis Light Gas and Water customers in Arlington, Lakeland and a part of Bartlett who have been enduring the possibility of rolling blackouts and voluntary conservation measures in the worst heat of the summer for just shy of two weeks.
Ioby (In Our Backyards), a nonprofit civic crowd-resourcing platform, is kicking off its second annual "Trick Out My Trip" campaign in Memphis Monday, July 25, to address transportation challenges.
Two recently approved projects will bring more than $300,000 in public projects to the Edge District.
"We expect this to be a banner year for the Edge in terms of improving the aesthetics, making it a more interesting place for the thousands of visitors that go there every year," said Leslie Gower, vice president of marketing for the Downtown Memphis Commission.
Before the Tuesday, July 19, Memphis City Council vote approving the Overton Park compromise, council member Worth Morgan commended fellow council member Bill Morrison for taking up the torch of trying to find a consensus between the Memphis Zoo and the Overton Park Conservancy.
Memphis City Council members unanimously approved Tuesday, July 19, the plan to create 415 new parking places for the Memphis Zoo at its front entrance and end zoo overflow parking on the Overton Park Greensward by January 2019.
There is nothing quite like a deadline to produce results.
I'm not talking about this job, although it is more than a coincidence that the closer a deadline gets the more you start to figure out how to write something.
The Memphis Zoo and the Overton Park Conservancy reached agreement Monday, July 18, on a compromise to end the zoo's overflow parking on the Greensward that fills in some of the blanks left in Mayor Jim Strickland's proposal and changes some of the terms.
Robert Shaw won't say that big banks don't have their place in the industry. He knows better.
A group of 16 ministers and religious leaders prayed for peace Monday, July 18, in the lobby of City Hall, the day after three Baton Rouge, La., police officers were killed and three others wounded in an ambush.
It's supposed to get hotter in Memphis this week, which is pretty normal for mid-July, and the coming week brings what could be a hot debate at the Memphis City Council meeting Tuesday on a plan to solve parking on the Overton Park Greensward. That and some other events planned this week include...
"Larger banks do a lot of things very well," said Shaw, CEO of Paragon Bank. "But community banks can do things on a more personal basis."
The lure of the bridge was tempting some of the organizers of Sunday's Black Lives Matter protest that shut down the Hernando DeSoto Bridge on the day after the protest that drew thousands.
West Tennessee Historical Society will meet Monday, July 11, in Memphis University School's Wunderlich Auditorium, 6191 Park Ave. Nora Tucker, manager and curator of the Blues Foundation's Blues Hall of Fame, is the guest speaker. Visit wths-tn.org for details.
The University of Memphis baseball team will host its 2016 Summer Showcase Camp on Saturday, Aug. 20. The one-day camp is for students in eighth through 12th grades and will take place at FedExPark (974 Getwell Road) on Memphis' Park Avenue campus.
When classes resume at the University of Memphis in August, the unofficial campus tradition of crossing the railroad tracks along Southern Avenue will change.
Students on foot will no longer be able to cross just anywhere along the 2,000 feet of track between Patterson and Zach Curlin.
Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland has put forth his plan to end parking on the Overton Park Greensward.
The second annual On Location: Memphis Shorts Festival will kick off with a screening of live-action shorts Tuesday, July 5, at 7 p.m. at Hard Rock Cafe, 126 Beale St. At the end, the audience will vote on their favorites, with the winner granted access to the OL:M International Film & Music Festival in August. Cost is free. Visit onlocationmemphis.org.
Gallery Ten Ninety One will host an opening reception for the 35th Juried Exhibition of the Tennessee Watercolor Society on Friday, July 1, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the WKNO Digital Media Center, 7151 Cherry Farms Drive. The exhibit of 30 selected paintings will be on display through July 28. Visit wkno.org or call 901-458-2521.
The future of the Pinch District looks to be Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland's first venture beyond being "brilliant at the basics."
It's been a long time coming, but Friday is the kickoff for wine sales in grocery stores. While you're getting your corkscrews ready, check out what else is going on this week – from a deadline in the greensward mediation process to a special superhero stop at St. Jude...
The Fairgrounds and the Mid-South Coliseum aren't a priority of the new administration at City Hall.
And that's fine with groups trying to chart a future for both.
"The building is in good shape. It's not in a condition that can't be mothballed for awhile," said Chooch Pickard of the Coliseum Coalition. "We can take our time in planning for the Coliseum and the Fairgrounds and do it right. There's no need to rush. We can take our time, find out what everyone really wants to do with it and raise the money."
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about, from a new headstone for one of the Beale Street Sheiks to an event to celebrate (and buy from) Memphis' maker community.
Loeb Properties has kicked Overton Square's status as an entertainment destination up a notch with a newly released art map that highlights public art alongside restaurants and retail.
Loeb Properties commissioned Memphis College of Art students to design the map as part of a semester-long Design Lab course where students learned how to fulfill a project for a client.
Funeral services for Memphis Police Officer Verdell Smith are set for Friday at Hope Presbyterian Church in Cordova.
The day before that Downtown leaders will gather in Handy Park on Beale Street to talk about new measures to make the district safer.
A conversation last year at the Memphis Italian Festival about where they might have brunch the next day led longtime friends Andy Wells and Christin Yates to a sudden conclusion.
The ServiceMaster headquarters search is over and the pick is a real surprise as office spaces goes – Peabody Place – not the office building but the shuttered mall south of the Peabody hotel.
The Overton Park Conservancy's annual Day of Merrymaking Saturday, June 4, will share the park greensward with the overflow parking area for the Memphis Zoo.
The merrymaking's hot air balloon ride and beer garden join a spring-to-summer political mix that includes some recent polling by the zoo as well as the regular Saturday presence of protestors who oppose zoo parking on the greensward.
Seventh annual Memphis Black Expo will be held Thursday through Monday, June 2-6, with a variety of events across Shelby County. Highlights include the June 2 conscious cinema & panel discussion; June 3 "Welcome to Memphis" reception; June 4 cultural festival & black business showcase, neo-soul food festival and youth empowerment conference; June 5 "Art of Fashion" party; and June 6 closing dinner. Visit memphisblackexpo.com.
Tennessee Federation of Garden Clubs, District 1 will present The Days of Summer, A Standard Flower Show, on Wednesday, June 1, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Thursday, June 2, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Memphis Botanic Garden, 750 Cherry Road. The event will feature 60 floral designs, hundreds of horticultural entries, educational exhibits and artistic crafts. Admission is free to the public. Contact Joan Doty at 662-895-3228 for more information.
Memphis Botanic Garden will host its "O Canada!" themed Vine to Wine tasting on Tuesday, May 31, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at MBG, 750 Cherry Road. Each event features eight wines, beers or cocktails and light hors d'oeuvres. Tickets are $30 for members and $45 for nonmembers. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com.
Start Co. will offer small-business mentoring sessions Tuesday, May 31, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Ave. This free program offers one-on-one counseling about starting or managing a small business. Visit memphislibrary.org for details.
The Orpheum Theatre Summer Movie Series kicks off with "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" on Thursday, June 2, at 7 p.m. at The Orpheum, 203 S. Main St. Pre-show fun starts at 6 p.m. with an appearance by Star & Micey, a selfie station and movie-themed drink special. Adult tickets are $8; children 12 and younger are $6. Visit orpheum-memphis.com for a complete Summer Movie Series schedule.The Metal Museum will celebrate International Blacksmithing Day on Saturday, May 28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free museum admission and blacksmithing demonstrations and competitions throughout the day at 374 Metal Museum Drive. Visit metalmuseum.org for a schedule.
ServiceMaster is looking to relocate its headquarters into a Class A office building, and Memphis just doesn't have room.
"For the past two years, we've been using those phrases," said Ron Kastner, senior vice president with CBRE.
In a year, a group of religious leaders hopes to draw at least 5,000 Memphians to an area off Summer Avenue by the Wolf River where 3,000 gathered nearly a century ago as a man was burned alive.
The Lynching Sites Project of Memphis gathered Sunday, May 22, in a field by a Wolf River oxbow, 99 years to the day that Ell Persons was lynched at an event that was covered by local newspapers in advance.
An unprecedented private investment aims to restore a commercial heart to the Soulsville USA neighborhood, where a pair of sprawling buildings take up nearly a full block across from the Stax Museum of American Soul Music. It isn't an eyesore, but inactivity within those walls has been a drag on the community.
The company that had the only bid Tuesday, May 17, on the old Central Police Building at 128 Adams Avenue still has to close on the deal with the city of Memphis.
When Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland met last week with representatives of Bass Pro Shops and city council member Berlin Boyd – the council member whose district includes the Pyramid, Mud Island, the Pinch District and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – there was a lot of turf to discuss.
Tony Montana is angry. Never women and children, he's telling the man controlling the car bomb.
He continues yelling at him even after he's shot him. The close captioning confirms his ongoing anger.
It looks like the dry rub will be in order for Memphis in May's barbecue weekend with a shower or two keeping the dust down in Tom Lee Park Wednesday.
If you can see it through the smoke, Mud Island might strike a first-tme observer as a marked contrast to all of the activity in Tom Lee Park that goes right up to the bluff's edge.
This is a 12-month-a-year basketball town. There's the season, possibly a post season, which by NBA standards is a second season. (Yep, they are still playing.) And then there is the rest of the year when whatever has been about to boil over behind the façade of sports clichés finally begins to spill out into the open.
Alright, Memphis, grab your calendars! Whether you want to book it over to the Ruby Bridges Reading Festival or just baste in the scent of barbecue, there's plenty to do this week. Here's our roundup...
At the end of March with much secrecy, Rev. Keith Norman took delivery and responsibility for a large, heavy crate that stayed in his office for the next month.
"Don't tell anybody, don't let anybody get it, if they come in and say they work for the park commission or anybody, tell them to show identification," were the instructions said Norman, who is president of the Memphis Branch NAACP.
All roads in Overton Park except the one in front of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will be one-way streets Saturday, May 7, as the Overton Park Conservancy tries out some traffic and parking remedies on a busy day in the park.
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Memphis City Council members approved an ordinance Tuesday, May 3, on the first of three readings to set boundaries in Overton Park including the use of the park Greensward.
But some council members who supported a March 1 resolution that gave the Memphis Zoo control of the greensward were much more hesitant about the ordinance two months later.
The University of Memphis football program will host six different camps in June and July, including a first-ever kids camp for third- to eighth-graders.
The inaugural Kids Camp is scheduled for June 7 on the U of M's Park Avenue campus. The cost is $40 per child.
The city of Memphis Property Maintenance Department is moving from the Overton Park area to near Memphis International Airport.
Property Maintenance recently filed a $1.5 million building permit for a new building at 3720 Knight Arnold Road, at the site of the former Walter J. Simmons public housing complex at Lamar Avenue and Knight Arnold in Southeast Memphis.
For those who plan to attend the Beale Street Music Festival this weekend but want to avoid the parking hassles, there are other options for getting there.
The festival will feature three new bike rack zones this year, according to Innovate Memphis, at the following entrances that will be marked with signage:
Oak Hall will hold its 29th annual Run for St. Jude this weekend.
The run is set for Sunday, May 1, at 3 p.m. Since the race's inception in 1997, Oak Hall has raised more than $2 million for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The Memphis City Council has approved the concept of Parkside at Shelby Farms Park, a $200 million mixed-use development on the northern border of Shelby Farms Park.
A week ago, the board of the Overton Park Conservancy had a visitor at its meeting – Richard Smith, the Memphis Zoo's representative in the ongoing private mediation talks between the conservancy and the zoo.
It was just four weeks ago that all of this talk about change at the top of the Tiger basketball chart was put to rest. Coach Josh Pastner's performance was reviewed by the University of Memphis administration and he was staying at least for another season. Four weeks to the day of that announcement, Pastner is the new coach at Georgia Tech and we are in the first day of the Tubby Smith era at the U of M.
Two young developers are filling a niche by renovating, redoing, building and selling homes in the core of the city.
Griffin Elkington and Brian Green, principals of Elkington Green, are focusing on established areas of Memphis such as Crestview, Midtown, High Point and the University of Memphis area where residential properties have maintained a similar feel for generations.
Memphis Botanic Garden will hold the Spring's Best Plant Sale on Friday and Saturday, April 15-16, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 750 Cherry Road. MBG's largest sale of the year features a wide assortment of plants plus specialty garden items by local artisans. Admission is free. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com.
The Metro 67 Apartments in Downtown Memphis has been sold by a Dallas equity firm to Scott Ledbetter, founder and chairman-emeritus of LEDIC Management Group in Memphis, and members of his family.
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about, from New Memphis Institute's popular "Memphis 101" crash course to the music- and culture-filled Africa in April festival.
The Memphis development community is looking inward and upward to increase density in the urban core. New construction is happening across all four commercial real estate sectors, with long-anticipated projects like Trader Joe's and the redevelopment of Central Station finally coming to fruition. Construction and operating costs continue to be a challenge as new projects hit the top of their class to command higher rents.
If a crowd shows up some place other than the Greensward, is it a busy spring in Overton Park?
The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art is undergoing renovations in preparation for its 100th anniversary celebration next month.
A proposal to form a joint city-county group to explore voluntary de-annexation and the city's footprint goes to the Memphis City Council for a vote in two weeks.
But there is vocal sentiment on the council against the city giving up any of its turf, including the most recently annexed areas of south Cordova and Southwind-Windyke.
The city of Memphis had 88 police staff and other city employees working an Overton Park detail Saturday and another 33 working Sunday on the same detail, according to the Strickland administration's accounting on Monday.
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about in the coming days, from an observance of the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination to your first chance to visit Mud Island River Park this season.
2000: Opening day at AutoZone Park.
1964: Among the new privilege licenses listed in The Daily News: The Hippodrome Lounge at 498 Beale St., a reminder that while the current Beale Street Entertainment District stretches between Second and Fourth streets, over the decades it has taken in land east and west of those current boundaries.
You've heard of the mediation process surrounding the long-term use of the Overton Park Greensward by the Memphis Zoo for its overflow parking.It appears there is now a less formal mediation process underway when it comes to the use of the greensward during the park's spring peak season which is now underway.
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The Memphis traffic is again heavy on the Interstate to Nashville as the Senate state and local government committee meets Tuesday to pick up where it left off with the still-forming version the upper chamber is crafting of the de-annexation bill.
With only eight hours' notice, the City Council passed a resolution giving Memphis Zoological Society authority over the Greensward in Overton Park. The Council, in an 11-1 vote, ignored the wishes of about 100 community members present, 35 speakers, and hundreds of emails and telephone calls. What's clear about this vote is that power has shifted.
How was your weekend, Memphis? Here's our weekly roundup of local happenings you need to know about, from the first Great River Indoor Food Truck Festival to a celebration of late Memphis wrestler Sputnik Monroe.
"You can't live in Memphis without some kind of side hustle, right?" That's the way former WMC-TV reporter Lauren Squires Ready sees it. Her side hustle, the passion project she's been pursuing in her free time separate from all the writing, reporting and live shots as an on-air news personality?
The Memphis City Council approved a special permit Tuesday, March 15, for a memorial garden with mausoleums, crypts and a columbarium at the Serenity Columbarium and Memorial Garden at 1622 Sycamore View Road northwest of Shelby Oaks Drive.
Memphis City Council member Berlin Boyd summed up City Hall's attitude Tuesday, March 15, during the council's executive session. "Today is the day of bad news," he said after a briefing from Mayor Jim Strickland on the deannexation bill approved the night before by the Tennessee House. That was followed by more details on the estimated $60 million it will cost to replace the entire radio system for local first responders from the radios to the towers used to transmit their signals.
The list of financial surprises that Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland presented to Memphis City Council members two weeks ago tops council discussions Tuesday, March 15.
East Memphis Proper is about to look a lot different. Nordstrom Rack is opening a Memphis store and it will be built where the Sears store stands now in the Laurelwood shopping center.Sears closes in mid-April and the 1958 structure will be demolished for a new retail center to be called Poplar Commons.Nordstrom Rack is 33,000 square feet of a 135,000 square foot shopping center.Out parcels tend to be the changing face of commercial development on Poplar Avenue.There are some notable exceptions like the nearby Oak Court Mall which was a significant change of scenery from what was once the Siena College campus.Further west on Poplar, the Poplar Plaza shopping center – the city's first suburban shopping center – is still recognizable in its original form if you know what used to be there.
Memphis City Council members voted 11-1 Tuesday, March 1, to grant the Memphis Zoo control of the northern part of the Overton Park Greensward.
The control comes in a resolution that surfaced earlier in the day Tuesday after a weekend of rumors about such a move by some on the council.
Can You Feel It? Tuesday is election day in Memphis and across the state in this presidential election year. And all indications are the turnout locally should be above the 24 percent mark we've been at in the last two presidential election years.
Germantown-based Trezevant Realty Corp. has deep roots in the Mid-South commercial real estate market, and the uptick in the economy has more projects moving full-steam ahead.
The prized retail stretch of Poplar Avenue between Perkins Road and Interstate 240 is shaking up in a way the area hasn't seen in several decades. Within the next two years, more than 230,000 square feet will be made available in what has historically been a tight trade area.
The Trump balloons were a late arrival to the Shelby County Republican party's annual Lincoln Day Gala, the local party's largest annual fundraiser.
They were an unsubtle accent in a room of 500 people where unabashed hand-to-hand campaigning kept the buzz of conversation at a steady level for most of the evening.
Jeff Green leaves the Grizzlies for the Clippers and Lance Stephenson leaves the Clippers for the Grizzlies.That was the trade at the NBA's Thursday afternoon deadline that caused much of Thursday's deadline buzz as well as lots of social media reaction.Some of the reaction was tempered by the other part, a protected lottery pick for the Grizz as well.
The proliferation of limited-size Downtown hotels could make the area less attractive for the 500-room, full-service hotel Downtown desperately needs.
That was board member Rob Norcross' warning at the Feb. 11 meeting of the Land Use Control Board. And the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau agrees that small hotels pose a risk.
Memphis City Council members are to get a timeline Tuesday, Feb. 16, on the roll out of police body cameras from Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland as well as some idea of the additional cost.
The Memphis Redbirds will host a job fair on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19-20, in the newly renovated Home Plate Club at AutoZone Park.
The team is seeking outgoing and fan-friendly individuals to join the seasonal game day staff for the 2016 season.
The Memphis Area Transit Authority begins a series of public meetings Tuesday, Feb. 9, on a set of proposed route changes that would take effect May 1 if approved by the MATA board.
The fixed route changes include adding trips after 5 p.m. to Route 4 to the Castalia area; restoring the 4:06 p.m. westbound trip on Route 34; and increasing midday buses on the Route 50 Poplar Avenue service.
Guys, there's an important holiday coming up that forgetting about would mean immense trouble for you. Luckily, City & State is coming to the rescue. Head over to the Broad Avenue retailer on Friday, two days before Valentine's Day, for "BYOB" (Bring your own Bailey's).Bring something like Bailey's, Irish cream, whisky, whatever, and City & State will add it to any item you order over on the coffee side of the shop. Meanwhile, the shop has also invited the makers behind Paper & Clay and Question the Answer to be on hand with their wares to take some of the pressure off trying to decide what to buy your significant other for Valentine's Day.
The University of Memphis' Blue Line shuttle bus has expanded to include one day a week service to the Kroger Poplar Plaza store as well as the Target store on Colonial Road in East Memphis.
1996: Rod Stewart at The Pyramid performing in the round.
1976: The USSR gymnastics team is in Memphis for an exhibition at the Mid-South Coliseum, part of the first U.S. tour by the Soviet team. The team is honored at a reception at the home of Beale Street USA president Ronald P. Barassi in East Memphis that features paintings of Beale. The street itself is fenced off and boarded up.
History can be like geology once you get it in something that isn't in the form of a book.There are layers on top of layers that you may not ever see or miss until a site is wiped clean for the next present that used to be the future and will eventually become the past.That's the case with the city's historic Medical Center where much has come and gone several times over as our city's considerable investment in medicine and health approaches the end of its second century.Health Sciences Park used to be the site of a hospital. You would think something as massive as the tower of Baptist Memorial Hospital's central campus on Union Avenue would be missed. Yet even those of us who grew up with its presence drive past it every day without a thought of what was once there.The same with the site of Russwood Park on the north side of Madison Avenue and the old bus barns where Beale used to run further east than it does now.In recent years, new facilities have arisen as the medical center makes itself over in a kind of economic regeneration without a comprehensive plan.There is now an effort to come up with a comprehensive plan for the area that is more than different ventures buying or leasing land and making plans for their needs.Eight of the institutions in the area have hired a consulting firm to develop a master plan that includes not just facilities but residential and retail areas.It's a significant step for an area that remains intriguing for those of us trying to remember what was where and how long some of the survivors have been holding out in much different streetscapes than were there when they arrived.The Masonic lodge at the dead end of Dunlap into Union Avenue is a survivor. It's where the funerals were held for some of those killed in the 1925 river disaster in which Tom Lee rescued so many others.The lodge at one time had an earth-shaking pipe organ that I had the rare privilege of hearing at a concert following its restoration in the 1980s – the ancient 1980s.And I still wonder about the tiny medical textbook storefront and how it endures at a time when students rent books and others use digital versions.There are still remnants of the porous border between the medical center and the Union Avenue auto row that used to exist and arose around the old Ford plant.
Architect and urban planner Steve Auterman stood before a standing-room-only crowd at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art Tuesday, Feb. 2, and made the case for a broader vision of Overton Park.
To Auterman, of Looney Ricks Kiss, it's a still-developing plan that's larger than the volatile issue of the Memphis Zoo's overflow parking on the greensward.
That close (very little light between index finger and thumb) between Clinton and Sanders in Iowa Monday evening.Both live to fight another day in another state—New Hampshire.And because it is Iowa – they each get to declare victory as long as they don't go into a lot of detail about the totals.This is one of those cases where it is like horsehoes and hand grenades – close does count.
Unusually warm temperatures over the weekend brought out more visitors to Overton Park and the Memphis Zoo, offering a preview of what the spring could be like on the greensward.
Overflow zoo parking on the grass mixed with pedestrian park patrons beyond the border of orange cones the zoo uses to mark off the parking.
Two plans recently filed with the Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning and Development will turn empty lots into housing for disadvantaged Memphians.
Nashville developer Elmington Capital Group submitted plans for gated multifamily housing in Downtown's South End.
In sports, it is natural for some – maybe even many – to say what a player, coach, team or even a city can't do. Memphis knows this well.
There were doubts about the viability of a Downtown minor-league baseball park. But 16 years after AutoZone Park opened at Third Street and Union Avenue, the ballpark is as beautiful as ever – thanks in part to some $6.5 million in upgrades following the team's purchase by the parent St. Louis Cardinals.
1986: Plans are announced for the Southwind Tournament Players Club development on Winchester Road 10 miles east of Memphis International Airport. The centerpiece of the development is a 215-acre golf course to open in the fall of 1987 as the new site of the St. Jude Memphis Golf Classic, which will move from its longtime home at Colonial Country Club.
Members of two street gangs in Binghampton have been barred by court order from congregating and otherwise associating in public in a part of Binghampton that includes a park and a school.
The "safety zone" court orders issued Tuesday, Jan. 26, by General Sessions Environment Court Judge Larry Potter apply to members of the Vice Lords and Grape Street Crips gangs who congregate in and around Howze Park at Tillman Street and Mimosa Avenue.
International investors and developers are increasingly looking to Memphis because the market is stable and the returns are high, according to a variety of real estate professionals doing business locally.
You wouldn't call this the eye of the storm, would you? We'll go with calling this the pre-game show for the winter storm that is supposed to show up in Memphis at around 7 a.m. Friday morning. Think Super Bowl pre-game.There is so much that's been said in advance of this that whatever happens, it might be hard to live up to the preparation.Much of the rest of this is like an arms race of sorts.Consider the equipment list from Memphis International Airport.10 snow brooms, 12 plow trucks, four de-icing trucks each with 40,000 gallons of deicer, four 2-ton salt spreaders and four tractors to keep the runways clear.The city of Memphis Public Works division has eight snow plows ready to roll on major thoroughfares if the snow gets within the three-inch mark. A set of 16 salt trucks were to load up at 11 p.m. Thursday evening to begin applying salt and sand when needed, with continual inspections of road conditions. And that includes some pre-treated priority areas.And then there was this truly unusual announcement from Shelby County Schools: the optional school parent camp-out was suspended Thursday evening because of the weather.This is the camp out the school system tries its best to discourage each and every year at this time. That includes bar-coded applications and repeatedly emphasizing that 99.9 percent of those with the bar-coded applications get their first choice of optional schools, making the camp-out unnecessary. The applications are handed out over several days and are then time-stamped when they are turned in for consideration.Nevertheless, the tents go up each year and voices are raised in the debate about whether this is parents who care more or parents who are carried away.This year, the school system, while emphasizing that it "does not authorize or direct" the camp-out, says the line will resume Sunday at 7 a.m.The school system also adds: "The current process being managed by parents will be recognized due to potential health and safety risks related to forecasted inclement weather."But is there a line to get back in line? And when does that start?
The historic Dermon Building at the northeast corner of Third Street and Court Avenue will be turned into a boutique hotel following a recent purchase.
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William was a character actor, whose popularity was due to hundreds of appearances in soap operas.
Going from stage to screen, William had an undistinguished movie career in the 40's which ran out of steam after about four years.
But in the 50's, he would find his calling on the small screen. On Young Dr. Malone (1958), he played the father for five years. He was also cast in Another World (1964), The Edge of Night (1956), Search for Tomorrow (1951) and A World Apart (1969). One noteworthy credit was that he was part of the continuing cast on the first hour-long television drama series, The Mask (1954).
By the 70's and 80's, he appeared in a number of Television Mini-Series and Television Movies. On stage, he appeared in plays by Eugene O'Neill and Edward Albee.
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|(1964 - 8 October 1996) (his death)
|Dorothy Hause
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Brisbane sailor missing in mystery incident
by Sail-World Cruising round-up on 4 Feb 2012
Woden V, from which the Brisbane sailor and his life jacket mysteriously disappeared .. .
Mystery surrounds the disappearance overboard of a Manly (Brisbane) sailor and his life jacket from his yacht Woden V. With their boat taking on water after having struck rocks, Des Stanaway, a member of the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, told his rescuers not to worry, that Woden V would wait on a sandbank overnight and arrange to be towed home in the morning.
The three crew retired to their bunks for a sleep, but in the morning he - and his life jacket - were missing. His fellow sailors at a loss to explain how a yachtsman with 30 years' experience could suddenly disappear after settling in for a night at sea.
The 75-year-old sailor had set off with two friends on Wednesday to pick up his new boat - the 40-foot Woden V - from Sydney.
It was about 11pm when, off the coast of Port Macquarie, they hit trouble, damaging the Woden V's rigging.
The crew called Marine Rescue and decided to pull their boat in through the mouth of the Hastings River, but strong currents hampered their efforts and the yacht struck rocks.
Marine Rescue arrived and the crew accepted a tow to a nearby sandbar where they would wait for high tide before attempting to return to shore.
The sailors opted to stay on board and retired to their bunks at about 3.00am
When the Marine Rescue boat returned at 5am, the crew discovered Des, a long-time member of the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, was missing, along with his lifejacket.
'The last time the crew saw the skipper was at 3am when they secured their vessel before putting their heads down to sleep,' Coffs Harbour water police Sergeant Don Stewart told reporters.
He said floodwater had hampered search efforts and rescuers were hoping for more clarity in the water today.
'The currents out to sea are very strong because of the floodwater,' he said.
Des's son, Glen Stanaway, told The Courier-Mail the family was trying to remain optimistic.
'The people there in Port Macquarie are doing everything they can to find him and I am trying to keep a hopeful, open mind,' he said.
Yesterday, search efforts were made difficult by floodwaters rushing out through the rivermouth, creating a torrent of brown that reduced visibility.
A large sea-air rescue operation continues, with police divers assisting Marine Police, Surf Life Saving, Marine Rescue and State Emergency Services.
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The RQYS Management Committee has confirmed that approval has been given to create a ban on bottled water that comes in plastic containers. This will place the club as a leader in environmental impact management in Australia and around the world. The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club earlier this year did likewise. Who's next?
Posted on 16 Jun
SouthernFurl In-Boom furling systems withstand Sydney Hobart test
Southern Spars design team have developed the SouthernFurl Boom smaller budgets and yachts from 35-70 feet.
Have you ever scared your family when you got stuck with too much sail up when you should be reefed? Southern Spars' range of SouthernFurl booms are the answer – letting you reduce sail quickly and easily without leaving the safety of the cockpit.
Posted on 23 May
2016 Garda Trentino Olympic Week - Day 4
Garda Trentino Olympic Week 2016 draws near to the conclusion: the weather once again proves difficult.
Garda Trentino Olympic Week 2016 draws near to the conclusion: the weather once again proves difficult. Tomorrow the medal race is scheduled for the Lasers and another two races for the three paralympic classes.
Posted on 13 May
CCA presents RCC Award to Scott and Mary Flanders
CCA has announced that Scott and Mary Flanders are the recipients of the organization's 2015 Royal Cruising Club Trophy.
The Cruising Club of America (CCA) has announced that Scott and Mary Flanders are the recipients of the organization's 2015 Royal Cruising Club Trophy.
Posted on 22 Apr
Cyclone Winston Relief Fund – Help the people of Fiji
Sea Mercy is sending volunteer fleet of small and large vessels, loaded with shelter, food and medical supplies to Fiji.
Sea Mercy is once again sending our volunteer fleet of small and large vessels, loaded with shelter, food, water and medical supplies and teams to Fiji.
Posted on 27 Feb
Golden Globe Race - 30 sailors from 12 countries named for challenge
Sailors from America, Britain and France head the preliminary entry list for the 2018 Golden Globe solo round the world
Sailors from America, Britain and France head the preliminary entry list for the 2018 Golden Globe solo round the world race. The 29 men and one woman – have each paid an initial A$3,000 entry fee. Other entrants hail from Austria, Australia, Brazil, Estonia, India, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Norway, Palestine, Russia and Switzerland.
Posted on 18 Feb
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EMMS has bounced off $4.75, which is the lower side of a descending triangle taggged once on 5/6/2005 at $15.30, the second time on 12/8/2006 at $8.20 and the third time today at $4.75. Since the trend is still down EMMS can't be considered a long term buy candidate, but price should reverse after today and start back up for a while.
On Friday Moody's downgraded EMMS debt rating further into junk territory due to increased debt, but stated that the company's finances are stable. One of the maxims of Wall Street is that a stock is ready to turn when bad news no longer has an affect. The current rally is starting to look more and more like the real thing, but will be more convincing with a close above $5.86 which would represent 2 higher lows and 2 higher highs.
If you did you dumbshits would know Jeff Smulyan knows wwhat the hell he is doing, taking WIBC to FM and making AM staion an all sports stations , all other stations in Indy are Lost....he owned Seattle Mariners and made money , in my opinion i'm betting on him and his business savvy , rather than a bunch of yahoos on this board.....Jeff
Correction. I said price should start to bounce back after today, but that was a weekly chart I was looking at so it should start to bounce back after this week.


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Antioxidants and Cancer Prevention
Antioxidants are substances that may protect cells from the damage caused by unstable molecules known as free radicals. Free radical damage may lead to cancer. Antioxidants interact with and stabilize free radicals and may prevent some of the damage free radicals otherwise might cause. Examples of antioxidants include beta-carotene, lycopene, vitamins C, E, and A, and other substances.
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The Pavilions features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides an area shuttle within 8 km and a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours). This Art Deco apartment also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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After 70 years, sword given to soldier during WWII goes to Hungarian Embassy
...On Friday, Young and several of his relatives gathered at David and Patricia Young's residence, set to fulfill Guiffre's request by giving the sword to Hungarian officials in a ceremony at the Hungarian Embassy in Washington. An event after the ceremony honored the 165th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight in 1848-49.Andras Szorenyi, political and public affairs officer with the Embassy of Hungary, said in an email the saber is a ceremonial sword that dates back to the 19th century, and is therefore an important part of Hungarian history."The experts need to do further research to link it to a specific event or period of time but we appreciate the symbolic value of receiving it from Mr. Young," Szorenyi wrote. "It is a good example of the excellent people-to-people relations between our countries. ... We will do our best to find the most fitting venue for the sword to be displayed and contribute to telling Hungarian history."...
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