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Memphis Issues Code Orange Alert for Poor Air Quality Due to High Ozone Levels
Memphis, TN – A Code Orange alert has been issued for the Memphis area due to rising ozone levels. The Shelby County Health Department warns that this air quality could be dangerous for vulnerable groups. Seniors, children, and individuals with heart or lung conditions are particularly at risk. According...
Memphis Athletics invites community to celebrate "901 Week" leading up to football opener
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - University of Memphis Athletics is inviting the 901 to come celebrate what makes the city special as they prepare to kickoff the Tigers' football season with "901 Week" from August 26-31. The five day celebration will include fan-friendly, Tiger themed activities leading up to the season opener against North Alabama on August 31.
Tryouts for NFLA team in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn.– The coach of a new football team coming to Memphis is hoping to get young people off the streets and on the gridiron. The Tennessee Vikings will join thirty other Next Level Football Alliance teams this season, and Marcus Mills is looking for players. “There are times I wanted to act out, and […]
Memphis houses most overvalued in country, data shows
MEMPHIS, Tenn.– Memphis has the lowest median home prices in the country but also the most overvalued, according to one real estate website. Carl Purifoy, a Redfin agent in Memphis, said Redfin’s latest data shows the median sale price of a home in Memphis is $190,000. In a list of cities with the most overvalued […]
‘I’m glad to be here’: Mayor Paul Young represents Bluff City at the DNC
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - As the Democratic National Convention wraps up Thursday night, Memphis’ very own Mayor Paul Young was in attendance taking it all in. The mayor was asked how he thought the DNC went this year and was not at a loss for words. “It’s been incredible,”...
Familiar Voice Opens Football Season Friday
When the 2024 High School Football season begins Friday night, a familiar voice will open the Upper Cumberland season. “The Voice Of The Titans” Mike Keith will narrate “The Beginning,” the story of how Friday night begins the biggest of Volunteer traditions, the football weekend. The narration will open the broadcast on Sports Radio 104.7 and 101.9/AM 920 WLIV Friday.
4-H News: Smith County 4-H’ers Attend 101st Annual Tennessee 4-H Round-Up at UT Martin
During the third week of July, two Senior High Smith County 4-H’ers, Gabe Harville and Kynlee Davis, along with 4-H Agent Rachel Petty and volunteer leader Lisa Harville, had the opportunity to attend the 101st Annual Tennessee 4-H Round-Up & All-Star Conference at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
‘A rivalry among friends': Battle of the Birds kicks off football season
MAYFIELD, Ky. — Mayfield Cardinals or Graves County Eagles — two birds of prey on the turf duel for victory. On Friday, Aug. 23, the Mayfield and Graves County high school football teams faced off in a game known annually as Battle of the Birds. The athletes are...
Clarksville-Montgomery County school bus pulled over after student reported a gun in a backpack
A school bus for the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System pulled over Friday after a student reported to the bus driver that another student had a gun in their backpack.
Security on Lower Broadway Through a Bouncer’s Eyes
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series looking at the growth of Nashville as a party destination and the effects of alcohol. Watch the first video in the series here. On any given night, the sheer number of people crowding the bars on Lower Broadway can lead to problems. From public intoxication to fistfights, Nashville’s downtown party culture has earned a reputation for being rowdy. One bouncer shares his view of the alcohol-fueled nightlife and the many challenges it can present for security staff.
Meritorious Service Awards Bestowed on Hesters
The United Daughters of the Confederacy bestowed two Meritorious Service Awards at the Confederate Grey 2681 Chapter meeting on August 8, 2024, in Hohenwald. The two recipients were Lindy Neal Hester of Lobelville and Arthur Davison (David) Hester of Linden. Both served their country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War.
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