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MIFA Celebrates 50 Years of Service
Half a century old, the Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association is needed now more than ever. more
Shoveling Out
Looking back at the winner of our 2014 Fiction Contest. We are currently accepting submissions for the Very Short Story Contest. more
Photographs courtesy Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
100 Things You (Possibly) Didn’t Know about Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
Photo by Flickr User Divya Thakur
Five Things To Do This Weekend in Memphis: April 27th-29th
Spring into action for a fully loaded weekend of Memphis events. more
On Sundays We Find Silver: The Story of Herbo Humphreys
Ever wondered what it was like to search for sunken treasure? The January 1992 issue of Memphis magazine featured Herbo Humphreys, this city's most famous treasure hunter. more
Herbo Humphries: Captain Marvel
Remembering Herbo Humpreys, Memphis' most famous treasure hunter. more
A Brunch with Mayor-Elect Jim Strickland
It wasn't My Dinner With Andre, but this reporter learned a lot. more
Photography of the Crystal Shrine Grotto by Mark Johnson
The Secrets of Crystal Shrine Grotto
Who was the man behind Memphis' greatest folk art treasure? more
What It Really Cost to Bring IKEA to Memphis
A look at how Memphis and Shelby County played the game. more
The Memphis Homegrown Holiday Gift Guide
Our second-annual guide to the best locally-produced gifts for everyone on your list. more
The Latest Developments at Memphis Area Hospitals
Memphis has long been recognized as a top-flight medical center. And in recent years, those facilities have been growing, not only in size and additional locations, but in the types of services and re... more
The Newcomer's Guide to Memphis
A newcomer to Memphis tells us what to see, hear, smell, and taste in a place she now calls home. more
illustrations by Ian Harkey
Street Racing in the Dirty South
Memphis drivers fulfill their need for speed. more
Photos by Justin Fox Burks
Culinary Entrepreneurs Bring Creativity and Business Savvy to the Community Table
Edited by Pamela Denney The culinary contributions of women to the American food industry are both significant and longstanding. Here in Memphis, women often lead the way, running restaurants, mana... more
Changes Are in Store at Indie Memphis
Audience can expect something new from the city's flagship independent film festival. more
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