Who Is the Man? Isaac Hayes talks about Scientology, Stax, and a town called South Park. [03-09-98] — Matt Hanks, MEMPHIS FLYER The Sticking Point Giving syringes to drug addicts saves lives, but the issue has politicians on pins and needles. [02-02-98] — Jacqueline Marino, MEMPHIS FLYER A Klan Victory The crowd swelled in downtown Memphis. The police panicked. People fled. The Klan burned a cross to celebrate. [01-26-98] — Phil Campbell, MEMPHIS FLYER Where There's Smoke Dave Chappeell and Jim Breuer team up to talk about their new feature file "Half Baked." [01-20-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Rounding a Bend It dodged a strike. It got a massive bailout. It lost its president and board. Now Amtrak looks to the future. [01-20-98] — Paul Gerald, MEMPHIS FLYER We Do Bankruptcy Right How it's done in Memphis, the bankruptcy capital of the nation. [12-22-97] — Jacqueline Marino, MEMPHIS FLYER Paint Him Black Johnny Cash's new autobiography portrays him as the last hero of a dying South. [12-22-97] — Chris Herrington, MEMPHIS FLYER Alien Nation Do they walk among us, or do we just wish they did? [11-10-97] — Jim Hanas, MEMPHIS FLYER Teacher Burnout They're young, smart, and out to change the world. So why are new teachers dropping out of school. [10-27-97] — Tanuja Surpuriya and Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Families Without Borders The stories of three Memphis couples who crossed cultures and continents to adopt their children. [10-06-97] — Jacqueline Marino, MEMPHIS FLYER Speed It's extreme. It's illegal. But street luge can be poetry in motion. Fast motion. [09-29-97] — Phil Campbell, MEMPHIS FLYER Model Moms Memphis fashion models talk aobut the role their mothers play in their careers. [09-08-97] — Elizabeth Lemond, MEMPHIS FLYER TV's Wild Man Jim Fowler talks about his life as one of the world's best-known naturalists. [09-02-97] — Debbie Gilbert, MEMPHIS FLYER Hucksters, Pilgrims, and Scholars The events of Elvis Week '97 prove that the King is very much in the building. [09-02-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Nike Psyche Nike has made its employees feel like their work has more in common with Mother Teresa than Henry Ford. Josh Feit explains how they did it, while Tanuja Surpuriya looks at Nike's growth in Memphis. [08-25-97] — Josh Feit and Tanuja Surpuriya, MEMPHIS FLYER Easy Money in Hard Times Memphis has the highest bankruptcy rate in the nation, and many lenders are cashing in on the business of poverty. [08-18-97] — Jacqueline Marino, MEMPHIS FLYER Where Were You? Memphians remember where they were when they found out the King had died. [08-11-97] MEMPHIS FLYER The Hits Keep On Coming RCA raids the tomb of the King once again with "Platinum: A Life In Music." [08-11-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER Rock-A-Hula Baby Tribute Week concerts have the good taste to emulate, the King, not imitate. [08-11-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Pub. Crawl Elvis fans may be hurting on this 20th anniversary, but publishers aren't. [08-11-97] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER More Cover Stories Archives...
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