The Commercial Appeal - 2018-07-29

• How top-tier candidates for governor will tackle opioids
• Cohen appears likely to win seventh term
• MID-SOUTH MEMORIES
• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
• ‘This fire’s getting so big’: California blaze grows 35%
• Pope takes US cardinal’s resignatio­n
• Caldwell facing three newcomers in District 1
• Often not met.”
• A reintroduc­tion to Memphis sports fans
• Grizzlies’ Conley expects to be ready for camp
• Ranks of black pro golfers remains low
• Casey, Titans and an end to anthem debate
• Television
• SPORTS IN BRIEF
• UT Vols: Majors remains Tennessee icon
• Dallas players won’t resist Jones
• Miffed Brady abruptly quits news conference
• Rossi claims pole at Honda Indy 200
• Thomas effectivel­y seals 1st Tour title
• Jimenez leads Senior British Open by 2 after 3rd round
• Five car factories are operating under capacity
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Do you have too much money in cash? Many Americans do
• A love letter to St. John Kenny Chesney helps to rebuild the human spirit, as well as the island he loves so dearly, with ‘Songs for the Saints’
• A new film series asks: Is there a ‘female gaze’ in movies?
• Err on the side of caution when refrigerat­or loses power
• Vawter takes young readers on Mississipp­i Delta road trip
• Paper: Kenyan monkey inspired Dr. Seuss’ Lorax
• Critic takes close look at war on truth, democracy
• Japan’s declutter queen expands her empire
• HOME & GARDEN CALENDAR
• Constance Abbey’s mission with (not to) the homeless
• Imagining a riverfront for all Memphians
• Living urban comfortabl­y impossible for most
• Next space explorers must go boldly — and safely
• The high cost of free (and televised) elections
• Mergers, acquisitio­ns challenge feds, economy

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