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Looking to hit the road? Five spots in Tennessee and Mississippi every music lover should visit Bob Mehr, Memphis Commercial Appeal New museum traces Black music across genres Replay Video UP NEXT After a year of quarantine, shutdowns and limited movement for most Memphians, this summer looks to be a busy one for travel and entertainment.  While the Bluff City boasts plenty of world-class music museums of its own, for those looking to make an easy regional road trip, there are a number of intriguing options. There are several spots in Mississippi and Tennessee — some newly...

View Comments Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba lifted coronavirus-related restrictions on all Jackson businesses on Monday, meaning businesses will again be able to enjoy full occupancy and remain open at their regular hours of operation.  “We know that success at controlling the spread of this virus depends upon all of us adhering to recommended social distancing and mask-wearing guidelines,” Lumumba said in a statement. “We also recognize the economic impact that this pandemic and the resulting restrictions have had on our business community and our city."  Residents and business owners...

Subscriber Exclusive Alissa Zhu and Maria Clark, Mississippi Clarion Ledger Published 5:05 pm UTC Dec. 10, 2020 In mid-April, an employee at one of the chicken processing plants in Mississippi’s poultry capital of Scott County noticed two coworkers showed up sick, one complaining about a headache and shortness of breath. At that point — about one month after Mississippi announced its first confirmed case of COVID-19 and outbreaks at meatpacking plants across the country began to make headlines — his company had not yet taken precautions against the pandemic, said the worker, who asked n...