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Bluff City closes in on Boys and Girls Club
All of the pieces are in place for a new Boys & Girls Club in Bluff City for the next school year.
Alleged metal thieves snared by Bluff City man's booby trap
An effort to steal nearly $2,000 in metal from a Bluff City residence fell flat on Thursday, thanks to a booby trap the owner had placed on his property.
Council to release report card on state colleges & universities
RANDALL DICKERSONAssociated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Some daily high temperature records could fall across Tennessee on this hot Memorial Day weekend.
Andy's Restaurant Scorecard: 2nd Annual Best Chili Cook-Off Champion
The Concerned Citizens of Southaven, Mississippi came to the defense of Mayor Greg Davis for a Las Vegas trip he took for business while under investigation by the state for The Concerned Citizens of Southaven, Mississippi came to the defense of Mayor Greg Davis for a Las Vegas trip he took for business while under investigation by the state for ... (more)
Memphis average lawyer salary tops $118,000, below national average
Memphis lawyers make an average of $118,500 per year but that's lower than the national average for attorney salaries.
Sullivan County getting out of brush pick-up business
Sullivan County Commissioner Dwight King, of Piney Flats, told the other commissioners that the service is costing the county's Highway Department $200,000 a year, and the county attorney has expressed concerns about the legality of the service.
A flurry of ads running on local television is depicting the Mayor and Memphis City Council as out of touch with the safety concerns of the Bluff City.
Chinese activist visits NY's Central Park
NEW YORK - A day after leaving China, a blind legal activist headed for New York City's backyard - Central Park.
Grills Being Prepped for BBQ Fest
Memphis, Tn - Would be BBQ champs from all over the world are gathering at Tom Lee Park for the 34th Annual World Championship Barbeque Cooking Competition.
Memphis councilman proposes auto inspection fee
Edmund Ford Jr. had a busy Tuesday, with two of his proposals making headlines across the city.
Tennessee: Federal Lawsuit Takes on Automated Justice
Related News Tennessee: Federal Lawsuit Takes on Automated Justice Legislative Update: Traffic Cameras Win, Lose in Several States Washington Supreme Court Denies Citizens a Say on Traffic Cameras Maryland Considers Eliminating Judges for Photo Tickets Arizona Senate Adopts Photo Enforcement Limitation Tennessee: Federal Lawsuit Takes on Automated ... (more)
Knoxville has highest percentage of people living alone, Memphis low on lonely list
There are 73.78 million households in the nation's 100 biggest metropolitan areas, with 20.18 million classified as single-person units.
Despite Memphis as Fattest U.S. City, Churches are Slimming Down
If America is on the fast track to fat land, then Memphis has already arrived. Newsweek magazine calls the Bluff City the fattest in the nation.
Revving up Revenue for Memphis Food Trucks
Meals on wheels in Memphis are changing the way the Bluff City eats. What started as a city council ordinance to allow mobile restaurants to set up shop has created a multi-million dollar industry.
Allstars, Three 6 Mafia kick open Music Fest with crowd-pleasing anthems
Three 6 Mafia's DJ Paul dances with dozens of fans at the Orion Stage during the first day of Memphis in May's Beale Street Music Festival.
Renovated and restored Bluff City boardwalk, pavilion nearly ready for summer
EARL NEIKIRK/BRISTOL HERALD COURIER - Gary Hyder works on striping a new parking lot in Bluff City, Tenn., on Wednesday.
Bluff City Coffee Continues to Grow
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