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Which private schools have the most expensive tuition in TN? Here's the top 25

Which private schools have the most expensive tuition in TN? Here's the top 25

Which private schools have the highest tuition rates in Middle Tennessee?
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What was happening in Memphis history on Sept. 13? A look back through the years

What was happening in Memphis history on Sept. 13? A look back through the years

From the possibility of the city pursuing a reimbursement from CBHS to a "Privacy in a Free Society" speech, here's what was making headlines.
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Shelby County, Tennessee, Details Warrant System and Resolution Procedures for Residents

Shelby County, Tennessee, Details Warrant System and Resolution Procedures for Residents

Shelby County, Tennessee, operates a warrant system that authorizes law enforcement to take individuals into custody for alleged violations, ranging from minor traffic infractions to serious felonies. Warrants are issued by magistrates or municipal judges based on probable cause, stemming from criminal investigations, failure to appear in court, unpaid fines, or contempt orders. The county utilizes several distinct warrant categories: arrest warrants for suspected crimes, bench warrants for non-compliance with court orders (such as missed court dates), search warrants to seize evidence, and traffic warrants for violations like unpaid tickets. Residents can search for active warrants through the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office inmate and warrant lookup portal, as well as court-specific dockets. However, some active warrants may not appear online due to privacy or data entry backlogs, making direct consultation with courts or attorneys advisable for definitive information.
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Saturday Early College Football Games – What To Watch and Game Threads

Saturday Early College Football Games – What To Watch and Game Threads

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Sarasota church serves homeless people after zoning violation

Sarasota church serves homeless people after zoning violation

A Sarasota church is offering meals and Bible study after a county zoning citation, but whether its revised outreach complies remains unresolved.
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Shelby Co. leader sees tax fraud charges; Autopsies detail Task Force deaths

Shelby Co. leader sees tax fraud charges; Autopsies detail Task Force deaths

Also this week, the ACLU of Tennessee made more allegations of intimidation against the Memphis Safe Task Force.
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Breakthrough T1D Seeks Volunteers for October Walks in Tennessee

Breakthrough T1D Seeks Volunteers for October Walks in Tennessee

Breakthrough T1D is actively recruiting volunteers for its upcoming October Walks in Knoxville, Memphis, and Nashville, Tennessee. These walks are crucial events for the organization, relying heavily on community support to ensure their success. The call for volunteers emphasizes that the walks would not be possible without the dedication of individuals willing to contribute their time and effort. Prospective volunteers are directed to specific links for each city's walk to sign up and participate. This initiative is part of Breakthrough T1D's ongoing efforts to raise awareness and support for type 1 diabetes research and advocacy.
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What's that planned at Blossom Asian Cuisine Buffet in Lakeland?

What's that planned at Blossom Asian Cuisine Buffet in Lakeland?

A new tenant has plans to take over the space that was previously occupied by Blossom Asian Cuisine Buffet in Lakeland.
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Priscilla Presley Instrumental in Opening Graceland to Public After Elvis's Death

Priscilla Presley Instrumental in Opening Graceland to Public After Elvis's Death

After Elvis Presley's death in 1977, the upkeep of his Memphis estate, Graceland, became a significant financial burden, with annual maintenance and tax costs exceeding $500,000. To address this challenge and preserve Elvis's legacy, Priscilla Presley and the estate's administrators made the decision to open Graceland to the public. The goal was to make the property accessible to visitors and generate revenue to support its maintenance and the preservation of Elvis's heritage. Graceland first opened its doors to the public on June 7, 1982, welcoming approximately 3,000 fans on its opening day. Since then, over 20 million people have visited the estate, which continues to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. The upper floor of the mansion, however, including the bedroom where Elvis died, remains closed to tourists.
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How Ole Miss football commit Antwan Jackson is leading a culture change at White Station

How Ole Miss football commit Antwan Jackson is leading a culture change at White Station

White Station hasn't had a TSSAA football winning season for a while. Now the four-star Ole Miss commit is reshaping the program.
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Shelby County Commissioner Will Richardson speaks about indictment

Shelby County Commissioner Will Richardson speaks about indictment

Shelby County Commissioner Will Richardson proclaimed his innocence of two tax fraud charges in his first statement on the matter.
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A Blazers Podcast Episode All About Positivity

A Blazers Podcast Episode All About Positivity

The We Like the Blazers crew dives into what they’re looking forward to this season.