Emblazoned with the tag line Power Players, the ad showed a picture of the White House with a Hobson Real Estate sign superimposed on the lawn. It s been clear that the White House was for sale to the highest bidder for some time now, but we had no idea that Hobson was brokering the deal. What he means to say is that this comedy is meaningless, guilty of gratuitous humor of the laziest fashion, haphazard in its storyline, though it does contain two priceless scenes that, in the end, don t count for much at all. The Memphis Animal Shelter impounds 16,000 dogs a year. More than 13,000 of these are destroyed.
Experts say there are better ways to deal with the problem, but Memphis is still playing catch-up.
City Reporter MLGW pays bonuses while Memphians pay bills, and other news. Politics Political wannabes were teeming at the House speaker's annual Coon Supper. Sports Dennis Freeland repeats the lessons learned from Idrees Bashir. Letters to the Editor Flyer readers respond. Steppin' Out SOMA Arts Festival hopes to lure people and businesses to South Main.