Stay updated with breaking news from Gary Lilly. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Harrison neighbors Jamie Nee and Jeffrey “JR” Reynolds learned they were running for the same township commissioner’s seat when they ran into each other turning in paperwork at the county elections office. They had worked together for years at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Harrison, where Nee still works as director
Masks optional for Collierville, Arlington students, staff beginning next week Laura Testino, Memphis Commercial Appeal Dr. Fauci answers COVID-19 vaccine questions from The CA's readers Replay Video UP NEXT With news that the Shelby County Health Department has relaxed mask requirements, some school districts are making masks optional. Masks will be optional for Collierville Schools students and staff beginning Monday and will be optional for Arlington Community Schools students and staff beginning Saturday, according to district communications. Bartlett schools and Shelby...
Collierville Schools says masks will be optional for students and employees starting May 17 This decision comes after recent announcements from Governor Bill Lee and the Shelby County Health Department, changing the mask mandates. Author: Collierville Schools News Release Published: 3:54 PM CDT May 12, 2021 Updated: 5:13 PM CDT May 12, 2021 COLLIERVILLE, Tenn — In conjunction with the Shelby County Health Department’s new health directive, effective Monday, May 17, masks will become optional — for both students and employees — across Col...
City of Memphis officials expect to open the Pfizer vaccine up to people 12 and older beginning Thursday. That vaccine requires two doses, administered three weeks apart. People are considered "fully vaccinated" two weeks from the date of the second dose of that vaccine. Collierville Schools says it has not reported a case of COVID-19 among students since "early May." As of Tuesday, the latest district-level data available, there was one active case of COVID-19 among a student and one among an employee. Over the course of the 2020-21 school year, the district has reported 99 positive case...
Courtesy of the candidates TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Two political newcomers are facing off in the Republican primary to replace a Democratic Harrison commissioner who is not seeking reelection. Jim Erb is opposing Dylan Seelnacht in the May 18 primary for the 4th Ward seat now held by township Commissioners Chairman Bill Heasley. No candidates will appear on the Democratic primary ballot. After serving two four-year terms, Heasley said he’s not running again because he is an advocate of term li...