The Commercial Appeal - 2022-04-10

• A ‘skills mismatch’ behind staffing woes
• Building ‘legacy’ at health department
• Shelby County could get property tax rate of $3.399
• Asante king to visit Memphis in May
• Jackson speech serves as tribute
• Bill seeks to end hepatitis C registry
• Ann Taylor Adams
• Robert P. Bowen
• Andrew Daltroff
• Albert Walter “Wally” Jacobs
• Ronald Charles Warren
• Donna Norvell Magee
• Dan Carlos Mcbeth
• HYDE LAKE AT SHELBY FARMS
• States seek solutions as fentanyl deaths rise
• Eviction crisis may hit Black women most
• On top of his game with No. 1 ranking
• How are some able to avoid COVID-19?
• Masters sees some big anniversar­ies
• ‘Weak spot for kids’ drove Childress’ success
• Life of early enrollees: A red tuxedo to TDS
• Toppin leads Knicks to rout of Wizards
• Flores lawsuit shows NFL can’t self-police
• Colts look to mold offense for Ryan
• Steelers’ Haskins hit, killed while walking on Florida highway
• Johnson set to race with broken hand
• Pit-road fight follows Jones’ Xfinity victory
• FRIDAY’S NOTEBOOK
• Judge prepared to be a free agent
• NBA matchups go down to wire
• Thompson embraces fresh start
• ‘MATERIAL OF OUR AGE’
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Frontier/jetblue/ Spirit tussle
• The Jobs Recovery Accelerate­d as Omicron Faded
• ARE WE IN A HOUSING BUBBLE?
• Leaving a job, starting a business can qualify you for tax write-offs
• April’s Fair Housing Month Still Important
• Take your time!
• Jane Seymour is on the case in TV whodunit ‘Harry Wild’
• WHAT TO WATCH
• SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD | I’M STILL STANDING
• SUNDAY PREMIER CROSSWORD
• Daughter seeks to fulfill her mother’s last wish
• Inspired to ‘walk this way’
• Weekend renovator
• Tennessee’s ‘divisive concepts’ bill unneeded
• A lesson in teaching complex history
• Reform needed in state occupation­al licensing
• Breaking down factors in making college choices
• ‘Last Obama Republican’ still hopes for change

The Commercial Appeal - 2022-04-09

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