The Commercial Appeal - 2020-06-28

• COVID-19 crashes Memphis weddings
• Pastors frustrated by reform meetings
• Black Lives Matter protests prompt small towns to face the past.
• Calls to cancel Tnready testing for upcoming year starting already
• MID-SOUTH MEMORIES
• Rhodes College partners with Baptist for COVID-19 testing, tracing for campus
• Tennessee government­s will return to in-person meetings next month
• Democrats renew health care attacks on GOP as virus builds
• MEMPHIS’ FIRST MISS CITY BEAUTIFUL
• The New York Times Sunday Crossword | Making Arrangemen­ts
• Premier Crossword | Coming-of-rage Movies
• Italian family might not visit
• Guillory’s ‘Party of Two’; Dabiri untangles ‘Twisted’
• ‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’ shows Mcnamara’s drive
• BEING PART OF A BIGGER TEAM
• Sports have returned and so have I
• Grizzlies to resume NBA season July 31 vs. Portland
• Pressure on owners to provide opportunit­ies
• King stockpiles the 2020 firsts at Rhodes College
• Summitt was outspoken voice for Black athletes
• Top things to know as NBA returns
• Memphis a finalist for handful of top 25 recruits
• Polly Alsbrook Armbruster
• Sara Olson Page Lott
• John Clayton
• James Dalton Peyton
• CP3: ‘Never a shut up and dribble situation’
• Michigan prefers football over debates
• Grads face job market with creativity, hope
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Uncertain times for the economy
• FIREFIGHTE­R PARAMEDIC
• Honor military heroes with service gallery
• Confederat­e statue defenders deny history
• Lessons for 2020 from 1945 family diary

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