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Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke has died, the team, his agency and the NBA said Tuesday. He was 29. Neither the Grizzlies nor Clarke’s agency, Priority Sports, provided any details about when, where or how Clarke died. “We are heartbroken by the tragic loss of Brandon Clarke. Brandon was an outstanding teammate and an even […]

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For the August election, precinct boundaries and election dates will remain the same, according to the Shelby County Election Commission. Shelby County voters can visit shelbyvote.com to access the revised maps and the district lookup tool available on the state’s website. “Obviously, we’d like as much time as we can possibly get, but our office […]

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Human behavior, environment and emotional well-being emerged as defining threads in the Tri-State Defender’s latest community forum on healthcare, where panelists pointed to motivation, support systems and trust in physicians as critical factors in how care is experienced. In an era when internet searches and social media feeds often serve as stand-ins for advice from […]

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By Bri Hatch Memphis-Shelby County Schools will require all third grade students to retake state standardized reading tests on the last two days of the school year because of a timing conflict with Tennessee’s data release schedule. District officials said Thursday, May 7, that they’re implementing a universal retesting because of the high stakes nature […]

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Shelby County Government honored its employees who are mothers, grandmothers and mother figures during the fifth annual Working Mother’s Day Brunch on Friday, May 8, at the National Civil Rights Museum. Hosted by Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris’ Office of Innovation, the event recognized the contributions of women in public service ahead of Mother’s Day. […]

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