Money can’t buy happiness, and apparently, in Memphis, it doesn’t have to. We’re so happy, it just doesn’t seem to matter that we make less than other places. Forbes recently reported that CareerBliss, an online...
Read MoreThe Center City Commission recently had its all-boards retreat and took inventory of its priorities and objectives. Paul Morris, new Commission president, suggested that it might be time for the city-county agency to change its...
Read MoreMark Norris sees himself as the Bobby Fischer of the Tennessee Legislature: the smartest guy in the room, the game as everything, the lack of respect for the opposition, and the obsession to win. This was never more obvious as...
Read MoreShelby County Commissioner Mike Carpenter and Memphis City Schools Commissioner Martavius Jones today delivered letters to senators in the Tennessee Legislature calling for fairness for Memphis regarding school issues. Here is...
Read MoreA goup of Portlanders have posted this video in response to the city’s famed “20 Minute Neighborhood” map with a more nuanced version of why they have chosen to live and work in the “mecca of...
Read More Memphis voters are more than 2 to 1 in favor of consolidating Memphis City Schools and Shelby County Schools. When asked their view of transferring Memphis City Schools to Shelby County Schools: — 56.2% said they are...
Read MoreMetro Council members are questioning a bill introduced by Mayor Karl Dean and his administration that critics say would give too much power to the mayor’s office in determining what companies receive tax incentives in return...
Read MoreMetro Council members are questioning a bill introduced by Mayor Karl Dean and his administration that critics say would give too much power to the mayor’s office in determining what companies receive tax incentives in return...
Read MoreIt’s nothing short of hypocritical for us to wring our hands over the D’s and F’s given to Memphis City Schools students in the Tennessee Department of Education report card. After all, that’s exactly what we as a city...
Read MoreWith all the reports and research that we read, it takes a lot to stagger us. But that’s exactly what the report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York did when it concluded that our peer cities are Shreveport, Monroe,...
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by Bill Day. Memphian Bill Day is two-time winner of the RFK Journalism Award in Cartooning. His cartoons are syndicated internationally by Cagle Cartoons. Cartoons Archive →