... to. So it came to be that The Commercial Appeal in Memphis published on its ... on his vibrant blog about the Commercial Appeal's action and the furor the ... problems for a few licensees. The Commercial Appeal had first ...

... scrutinized jobs. Kentucky fired Billy Gillispie last Friday after two disappointing seasons. - Advertisement - The Commercial Appeal of Memphis, Tenn., first reported the hiring. Tigers walk-on Preston Laird said Calipari met with the team ...

... plants remain cheaper to build and operate than nuclear reactors and natural gas-fired plants. Information from: The Commercial Appeal, http://www.commercialappeal.com

... classmate remembered her having big ambitions. "She was definitely on her way to the top," Lauren Ferrera told The Commercial Appeal. The two lived in the same dorm their freshman year and joined Chi Omega sorority. When decorating the dorm ...

... guidelines. The sentencing hearing began Thursday but was delayed after defense arguments focused on an interview in The Commercial Appeal newspaper of Memphis in which Lang claimed the Means family got $60,000 of the payoff money. Defense attorney ...

... And the next time someone ridicules your interest in the athletic exploits of 17-year-olds, don't let it bother you a bit. Tell them you'll see them in 2003. (Geoff Calkins writes for The Commercial Appeal in Memphis, Tenn.)

... you have a financial question you'd like answered or a topic you'd like written about, write David Flaum at The Commercial Appeal, 495 Union Ave., Memphis, TN 38103 or E-mail him at flaum(at)gomemphis.com.)

... register, call 501-324-8641. Speakers will include: Bill Frazier, a journalist in Memphis who works at The Commercial Appeal. He is guest curator of the exhibit. Dr. Donald S. Frazier, a professor in the history department of McMurry

... send them back (down) again." Maybe, the best trade isn't the trade you think of first. Maybe, it's the present for the future, with an up front cost of painful patience. (Don Wade writes for The Commercial Appeal in Memphis)

... West Garden Centers of Memphis. "It adds a new dimension to container gardening, allowing upright growth," Heckle said. "It adds vertical interest." ------ (Michael Donahue writes for The Commercial Appeal in Memphis, Tenn.)