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Overton Park Turns Medieval as Hundreds Attend Memphis Ren Faire in Costume
Fairies, elves and fanciful costumes took over Overton Park this weekend as Memphis got its first-ever Renaissance faire. The two-day event ran Saturday and Sunday, pairing daytime family fun with a decidedly grown-up evening twist, and organizer Jack Daniels said ticket sales were strong going in. The Memphis Ren Faire...
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SpaceX loses bid to toss NAACP lawsuit over Memphis data center air pollution
SpaceX lost its bid to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the NAACP, which claims the company violated the Clean Air Act with its use of gas-fired combustion turbines to power its AI data centers. NAACP filed its complaint in April this year against xAI, which is now owned and operated...
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Southaven pond vanishing, residents say
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. - What was once a popular neighborhood pond filled with fish, water and even kayaks is now shrinking into a patch of cracked mud, and residents say a three-way threat is pushing it toward the point of no return. Homeowners in The Gardens at Snowden Grove say years...
The Commercial Appeal
When fall leaves will peak in Memphis and the Mid-South
Fall began over a month ago in late September, but in Memphis and most of the Mid-South, many trees still show more green than the iconic reds, yellows and oranges associated with fall. Tennessee has a wide variety of climate patterns. With mountains in the east and the river delta in the west, leaf-color timing varies across the state, and Memphis is usually among the last places to see fall in all its colorful glory. Both the Old Farmer's Almanac and the Tennessee State Parks have released their expected dates for when Memphis and the Mid-South will be fully immersed in peak fall color. Here are the times to watch to see the leaves change color. When will leaves change colors in Tennessee? In general, leaves in the South are expected to reach peak color around mid-October at the earliest, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. Here's when colors should start to change and when leaves will reach their peak across Tennessee: West Tennessee will begin to see colors change in mid-October. According to Tennessee State Parks, the color change is expected to peak around early November. Trees will likely lose all of their leaves by Thanksgiving. How scientists forecast
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Memphis comes together through a season of culture
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fall festival season has transformed Memphis into a showcase of cultures, traditions and community pride, with thousands gathering across the city to celebrate the heritage that helps shape the Bluff City. From Irish music echoing through downtown streets to the sights, sounds and flavors of India...
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Memphis Renters Report Mold and Sewage Woes, New “Haunted Housing” Study Finds
A new report on Memphis rental housing finds that nearly 9 in 10 surveyed renters experienced problems with their homes, from sewage issues and cockroach infestations to mold, water leaks and eviction threats. The findings, highlighted in a recent FOX13 Memphis investigation, paint a troubling picture of what tenants across Shelby County are up against when something goes wrong in their rented homes.
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Scare on Tanger Square scheduled at Tanger Outlets
Scare on Tanger Square is scheduled for tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. at Tanger Outlets, 5205 Airways Blvd. in Southaven, Mississippi, according to a Southaven Chamber of Commerce post. The event listing includes Trunk-or-Treat, Touch-a-Truck, food trucks and other Halloween activities. Southaven Honda and Southaven Kia are identified as...