'A Murder in Music City' features corruption, scandal and the framing of an innocent man set in 1964 Nashville.
Book Review: “On the Road Less Traveled” by Ed Hajim. It is his life story and for all the difficulties he had to encounter and deal with throughout his life. His book begins when he is only 3 years old when his father kidnaps him from his mother and tells Ed that his mother has died.
When Sophie Davis sorts through a box of donated books through her church, she is surprised and touched to find a Marine’s journal.
“My Pinewood Kitchen, A southern Culinary Cure’’ by Mee McCormick.
My article this month is actually a book review. We recently received a copy of a new book, “Elderhood,” written by Dr. Louise Aronson, a geriatrician.
As mentioned in our May issue, I had the pleasure of speaking to the monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Women at the First Presbyterian Church in Germantown.
I have just read one of the most interesting books I ever opened and I highly recommend it to you.
An impressive and valuable addition to the small library of Memphis histories has arrived in the form of “Crusaders, Gangsters, and Whiskey. Prohibition in Memphis,” by Patrick O’Daniel (Jackson: The University Press of Mississippi, 2018).
Every year when my wife and I were growing up, we listened to Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” on the Sunday night Hallmark Playhouse. And by comparing notes, we discovered that we both had made it only so far in the show until hearing those horrendous, clanking chains of Marley’s ghost before o…
Who? Who is Anne Shirley? How many vegetarians does it take to eat a cheeseburger? Answer: Just one if no one is looking! So, you like a sprinkling of humor, eh?
If you enjoy food and the history of food then you should attend a book signing by John T. Edge at Novel Book store at 387 Perkins Road Ext. on Monday, Feb. 12, at 6 p.m.
You have an excellent opportunity to meet Memphis author Dr. James C. Paavola at a book signing at 6 p.m. Oct.12 at the new bookstore Novel. It is in Laurelwood Shopping Center, 387 Perkins Road Ext.
A brief book review of “Making America Good Again: The Last Will and Testament of a Country Preacher” by Daniel E. Johnson.
The Best Times
As women’s closets transition from winter to spring with summer right around the corner, there is one piece that sticks with us all year: Denim.
In this week’s Ask Brad, Brad Wilson from Brad’s Deals gives his take on what products tend to go on sale during the month of April. Advertiser’s disclosure: If you purchase something through a Brad’s Deals link, the site may earn a commission. Pricing and...
Broadry — The US Travel Association expects a travel resurgence this summer, with 63% of Americans reporting that they need a vacation desperately. Many have been asking, “Once people have the option to travel by plane will the RV travel trend slow down?” According to RVshare,...
Broadry — It turns out many campers are dog lovers too. According to the latest search filter analysis from Outdoorsy, pet-friendly recreational vehicles are one of the most popular filters used by would-be renters. A recent survey by GoRVing also backs up the animal-loving trend, with...
British mom Rebecca Roberts shares her story of giving birth to twins she conceived three weeks apart, a rare condition called superfetation. CNN's Elizabeth Cohen has the details.
Maryland's newest high-volume mass vaccination site held its soft launch Thursday at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, administering 500 Moderna COVID-19 vaccines.
CNN medical analyst Dr. Celine Gounder discusses the risk of undermining vaccine confidence after renowned statistician Nate Silver tweeted about vaccine hesitancy.
CNN's John Avlon puts into perspective the likelihood of suffering from rare blood clots that have been reported in only six of the 6.8 million Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine recipients in the US.
Dr. Anthony Fauci responds to Fox News host Tucker Carlson after Carlson suggested Covid-19 vaccines are not effective.
CNN's Alexandra Field reports on the CDC and FDA's recommendation the US pause Johnson & Johnson vaccine use over blood clot concerns "out of an abundance of caution."
A college in Maine is issuing $50 fines for students caught not wearing masks.
CNN's Wolf Blitzer talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci about what activities he thinks are safe for Americans who are fully vaccinated, and what he personally feels comfortable doing now the he is fully vaccinated.
CNN's chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on the US Covid-19 vaccine rollout as experts warn against a second surge.
Broadry — According to the RV rental marketplace Outdoorsy, campers who rent out their RVs to other families can make upwards of $1,000 or more per week. The lucrative side hustle opportunity is leading more to consider buying an RV for the purpose of renting. But...
CNN's Jim Acosta talks with Dr. Jonathan Reiner of George Washington University about the coronavirus surge Michigan is experiencing, and Texas governor Greg Abbott's claim that, despite admittedly not knowing what herd immunity is, Texas is close to reaching it.
Advocates in Maine are going door-to-door in order to help combat vaccine hesitancy. CNN's Jason Carroll reports.
As the US set a new single-day vaccine record with 4.6 million doses administered in a day, Michigan grapples with a rise of Covid-19 cases. CNN's Evan McMorris-Santoro reports.
New Hampshire Governor gets J&J vaccine at NH Motor Speedway
(Broadry) — Long weekend vacations are a great way to hit reset. With the constant hustle and bustle of daily life, we can forget to stop and take a breath. Our favorite pastimes sit on the backburner, and our work, chores, and other responsibilities take over....
Broadry, National Lifestyle Desk In this week’s Q&A, Brad Wilson from Brad’s Deals answers questions about the weighted blanket trends and offers tips for shoppers on how to find the best deals. Note: If you purchase something through a Brad’s Deals link, the site may...
By: Broadry Newsroom In this week’s Q&A, Brad Wilson from Brad’s Deals gives predictions on what would-be travelers can likely expect in 2021. Q: What advice do you have for travelers who might be considering booking a trip? Brad: With all of the safety protocols...
By Broadry Newsroom As attractive as it may be to get away from it all, vacationing can also be expensive — even if you skip the airfare. Fortunately, there are some incredible, road-trippable destinations that are both highly sought-after and budget friendly. To help you...
By Broadry Newsroom The most googled question this week by would-be campers: what campgrounds are open? Simple but hard to answer. Campgrounds that can keep up with fluctuating COVID-19 health and safety guidelines are open for business. Seasonal campgrounds are in hibernation mode and won’t...
By: Broadry, National Lifestyle Content Desk In this week’s Q&A, Brad Wilson from Brad’s Deals answers questions on what shoppers can expect during these last few days of the holiday shopping season, how to handle backorders, and pickup options. Q: We’ve been hearing for months now...
By: Broadry, National Lifestyle Content Desk Looking for a last minute gift for the food lover in your life? Here’s a roundup of some top picks from our editors: McCrea’s Candies: Holiday Party Box Does someone on your list have a sweet tooth? McCrea’s Candies...
While international travel may not be an option for many of us at the moment, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on discovering new experiences and cultures from around the globe. Julie Loffredi shares how you can travel from the comfort of your...
By: Brad Wilson, National Lifestyle Content Desk In this week’s Q&A, Brad Wilson from Brad’s Deals answers questions on how holiday shoppers can cross off their lists without overspending — and tips for using credit cards wisely. Q: How can shoppers avoid going over budget this season? Brad:...
By: Julie Loffredi, Broadry National Content Desk In this week’s Q&A we dive into the job market. Brandi Frattini, CareerBuilder’s talent acquisition team lead, tells us what industries are hiring, tips for writing a resume, and what specific jobs are in-demand right now. Q: What...
By: Broadry, National Lifestyle Content Desk Founded in 1880, Steiff is the manufacturer of high-end toys and collectibles. The original founder, Margarete Steiff, was recently inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame. In this week’s Q&A, we discuss this achievement with Steiff Spokesperson Liza Marques...
