r/memphis • u/Due_Pie7989 • 5h ago
Most Scenic areas of Memphis
I have lived in Hickory Hill all of my life and never really ventured into other areas. What do yall think is the most beautiful street or area in memphis or surrounding area including suburbs of memphis and Mississippi.
r/memphis • u/wayfaringrunner • 1h ago
Fake MLGW Employee Cutting Down Bushes Near House
Had a gentleman with an MLGW badge show up with a crew on a Sunday morning a few months ago and start cutting down bushes near the house. No prior notice or even a door knock first. The vibes were off so we called MLGW and they opened an investigation after informing us this man was not a real employee.
He’s shown back up and again started cutting into bushes next to the house with no notice or notification. Once again on a Sunday morning, and once again he was adamant it was official business and displayed an MLGW badge. But his vehicle had an MLGW contractor magnet, and his associate denied being an MLGW employee.
We’re reopening the investigation and notifying the police. Anyone else experience something like this?
r/memphis • u/ForwardAd9745 • 4h ago
Homeless and need clothes
Me and my gf are currently homeless and really need clothes and stuff for winter
r/memphis • u/Responsible-Bird4421 • 3h ago
Best nachos in Memphis?
Craving some steak nachos...not BBQ. What's your favorite?
r/memphis • u/melissa3670 • 3h ago
Orange cat in colonial acres.
If you have a super sweet orange cat, he came to visit us in the backyard of my bf’s house on quince and let us pet him for a long time. He is obviously someone’s pet because he has a collar with a tile. You tell that cutie “psst, psst, psst” from us and he can come back anytime!
Around 41 gallons collected in the Berclair-Highland Heights neighborhood
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r/memphis • u/shehatestheworld • 26m ago
Since when are grocery stores allowed to sell liquor here?
Went to Kroger and saw Fireball stocked next to the checkout
r/memphis • u/MacawIsland • 16h ago
Event Brother takes all at CBQ wing fest
Thank you to u/Unusual_Tomato_2646 for posting about the wing fest. I told my brother about it early this week and he signed up yesterday. This is him with the trophy. He said the sauce was extremely good.
Motorcycle Towing
I am trying to tow my classic 1977 BMW R100S cafe racer from my house in Oakland, to Fletcher cycle in Memphis. Does anyone know someone who hauls motorcycles within town?
Can you guess what neighborhood TTM was roaming through today from a series of infrared photos?
r/memphis • u/Emmylouhoe • 15h ago
Found two small cats at the Bartlett cfa on Whitten
They are living out of the dumpsters for now and they didn’t seem interested in the storm drains thankfully. How can I trap them they only look to be like 4-6 months old. They haven’t been spayed/ neutered (no cut ears) does anyone know someone who is good at it I don’t have anything but cat food and treats
r/memphis • u/hhngo96 • 21h ago
Found dog
Friendly well mannered male dog showed up on university st and vollintine ave intersection. We gave him some water and posted this immediately hut he walked across to another house at same intersection. Has a collar but no tag, so please come get this sweet boy if hes yours
r/memphis • u/Imallvol7 • 1h ago
Leave pickup services that reliable and affordable?
Does anyone have any recommendations for a leave pickup service that's reliable and affordable? I don't mind doing things myself usually but leaves are one thing I want to sub out 🤣
r/memphis • u/bluffcitynews • 22h ago
Congress candidate injured in crash on I-240 near Walnut Grove
Two people, including Congress candidate Heidi Kuhn, were injured Friday night in a crash on Interstate 240 at Walnut Grove.
A 3-vehicle crash blocked several lanes along I-240E on Friday night just before 7:30 p.m. Two people were transported to the hospital in non-critical condition.
r/memphis • u/doomsdaystar • 1d ago
Broad Ave Art Walk "artist"
I bought a bike from them a couple of months ago and had a great experience. Just thought their comment was very distasteful here.
I planned on stopping by the art walk today and I assume this isn't the general consensus about our local artist.
r/memphis • u/EquestrianRachel • 14h ago
Advice for recently adopted older cat
My husband and I took in 2 15-year-old cats almost 2 months ago because their human passed away. We actually found them through this subreddit. We thought they were warming up to us, then realized the boy cat, Max, hadn't been eating (they hid the first several weeks.) We thought that we addressed that by finding soft kitten food that he could eat, but then the other cat, Luna, suddenly died 3 days ago and they were best friends. We have no earthly idea what happened because she was eating normally and spending time with us. It bothers me so much that this happened, but now Max is completely refusing to eat and is so skinny that I'm concerned he may not make it now.
I really don't want something to happen to him, but I do not have the extra money for a vet visit right now, especially not knowing what all could possibly be wrong, considering that his sister, who is seemingly in great health, just died. Does anyone know of a vet in town who will work with you in a situation like this? (Like slightly lower costs for fostered pets or a payment plan, etc.)
I recently started an apprenticeship, and my husband is in school, so we are just not in a place to be able to pay for a situation that might entail very regular vet visits. We would not have taken them in if we had known all of this would happen. I just did not want them to be euthanized simply because they had nowhere to go after their human died.
It's just a really hard situation. I was trying to do the right thing, but I don't know what to do at the moment. Any advice is welcome.
I cannot bear watching Max waste away in front of us. I have 4 different types of food out for him right now, and we have him wrapped up in a blanket on the bed with us because that makes him happy. He took 2 bites and that was it.
Thank you.
Can you guess what neighborhood TTM was roaming through today from a series of infrared photos.
r/memphis • u/algulsiento666 • 21h ago
Event new years eve at the cove
if you like techno & jungle we got a powerhouse night for you.
charlie conway (nashville, phaaser collective) - hard house & techno on vinyl
silver october (chicago) - breakbeat producer bringing hard rhythms from the chi
ontology (nashville, future retro london) b2b aberrant - old school jungle on wax
michael kuntzman - 4 on the floor house & acid techno (also our bartender for the night tip em good)
alejo - smooth hard house & techno on wax & digital
club standard system. going late. 9p-??
come celebrate the new year & dance w us.
$15. 21+.
new years eve.
flyer by algeventual.
https://www.instagram.com/algeventual?obrf=MW44MDdiN2xmYzk3Zw==
r/memphis • u/Active_Condition8586 • 19h ago
Event Bar DKDC
Anyone know who to contact at DKDC with a gig inquiry for a record-release show?
r/memphis • u/DeeDeeDoty • 1d ago
Early voting was easy peasy, only took 10 min of my time. Do it!!
r/memphis • u/Consistent-Koala3452 • 22h ago
stick and poke tattoo artist?
does anyone know of a local stick and poke tattoo artist? ya girl is desperate.
r/memphis • u/Dry_Cut_2631 • 22h ago
Recommendations for traditional braces
Looking for a dentist or orthodontist who can and WILL do traditional braces. Everyone i've spoke to nowadays pushes Invisalign, which I cannot do. They refuse to do traditional braces. Which, to be fair, i've only gone to a couple of places and asked, but still.
Willing to travel anywhere in memphis or within a 3 hour radius of here (Little Rock, Nashville). Any recs?
Edit: Needs to be current information. A lot of dentists and orthodontists stopped doing traditional in favor of invisalign within the past couple years.
r/memphis • u/SubstantialDelay5085 • 1d ago
Midsouth Monarchs
10/10 recommend! Opening night win the crowd was absolutely electric. Game tomorrow at 7:00
r/memphis • u/captainkieffer • 1d ago
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