Brooke Muckerman
County Government Reporter at The Commercial Appeal
government and education for @memphisnews | STL native | big fan of walks, water and journalism| hit my line to talk all 3 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
commercialappeal.com | Brooke Muckerman
Keith Williams retired from his position as head of the Memphis-Shelby County Education Association (MSCEA). Dolores Rivers, a union member, is expected to be the interim replacement. Williams plans to remain on the Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) board. "I've been at the top of the MSCEA organization as executive director since I retired from the district. I was the president of the association in 2014 through (2018,) and I've been the executive director ever since," Williams said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brooke Muckerman
Tennessee is home to some 32 different species of snakes, but only a few are dangerous to humans. Most snakes in the Memphis area will join Memphians in their quest for fun outdoors as summer approaches. Snakes, which are a part of the reptile family, are most active during the spring and summer months as temperatures increase, according to A-Z Animals. Only four of the 32 different species of snakes in Tennessee are venomous.
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2 weeks ago |
commercialappeal.com | Brooke Muckerman
Memorial Day weekend in Memphis is expected to be partly sunny with a chance of rain and thunderstorms. Temperatures will range from the mid-70s to mid-80s throughout the weekend. The chance of rain varies from 20% to 70% depending on the day. And with the first holiday weekend of the summer comes the possibility of rain and thunderstorms. Don't let the rain put a damper on your weekend plans; the chance of rain clouding the entire weekend is low, hovering around 40% throughout the weekend.
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2 weeks ago |
commercialappeal.com | Brooke Muckerman
The Memphis Fire Department and ATF investigators have determined the April 28th fire at Clayborn Temple was intentionally set. A person of interest is being sought in connection with the fire. The historic church, significant in the Civil Rights Movement, was undergoing renovations at the time of the fire. The investigation into the fire included the Memphis Fire Department, and the National Response Team of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives began in the days following the April 28 fire.
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2 weeks ago |
clarionledger.com | Brooke Muckerman
The Memphis Fire Department and ATF investigators have determined the April 28th fire at Clayborn Temple was intentionally set. A person of interest is being sought in connection with the fire. The historic church, significant in the Civil Rights Movement, was undergoing renovations at the time of the fire. The Memphis Fire Department, in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, said the fire set at the historic Clayborn Temple was set intentionally.
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The new TN voucher program opened Thursday. What schools in Memphis are participating? @memphisnews https://t.co/RwgUJzQyBI
TN private school voucher program gets over 33K applications for 20K spots within hours of opening https://t.co/jg3atv9NOy via @memphisnews
Some news from the MSCS meeting last night-the district will be asking the Shelby Co Commission for multiple "one time investments." The total cost? Around $37.7 million. @memphisnews https://t.co/H2LJesrNVL