Radio Days
By Robert Lanier, While young people today may not know that an old-time radio was once like a piece of furniture in virtually every household,…
A soul fed by basketball, from Trezevant to Britain to the Grizz
By Candace Echols In my former life, I played a little semi-professional basketball in Britain. I know. It’s as shocking to me now as it…
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Sin Child: Hope and Recovery from Loss and Abuse in Rural Mississippi
Angela Howard’s Sin Child recalls a troubled life, but offers a hopeful guide to recovery from trauma By Angela Howard Sin Child is an autobiography…
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Two by Two
Eva’s SCRUMBLES can be downloaded and printed for your scrumbled pleasure. Can’t scrumble-up the answer? Check here next week.
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Innovative Cycling Coaching Program Launched in Memphis
Bicycling in Memphis has never been so easy, thanks to a new initiative that pairs participants with a personal coach who will work one-on-one to…
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Dateline, Boxtown: Memphis, March 17, 2021
Your correspondent returns after witnessing a healthy community resistance A lot has happened since last I shared my thoughts with you. Insurrectionists and white supremacists…
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DIG Memphis Mysteries: Where in Memphis is this?
DIG Memphis Mysteries brings out the digital Memphis sleuth in all of us In April of 2020, as pandemic isolation was taking a firm hold…
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Time Capsule
By Ken Billett “Where are the multivitamins?” “In the big white bottle.” “They’re all big white bottles.” “So, find the label that says Multivitamin.” “Here it…
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Today I need good
By Candace Echols I am so tired, So tired of the tough, So tired of reading about all the world’s stuff. Today I need good, I…
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The laughter we can’t live without
By Candace Echols Last week, I had the opportunity to drop into the lives of three people and interview them for another publication. When I…
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Loss of Contact
“countless rows of black lines, and crossed out names, numbers and addresses mark those spots like dark clusters of moss and vine-covered tombstones in an…
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