If you’ve been following us in 2024, you know things are different.
We’ve gone paperless (mostly — more on that in a moment), so we can ramp up our online operations. Thus we’ve introduced the “e-Edition” of our newspaper. It’s a whole new look and feel for us here at TSD, and we think it’s symbolic of a new era of covering Memphis and the Mid South as only we can.
In this edition, we bring you highlights from the Bill Pickett Rodeo, which hit Agricenter last weekend. We also celebrate “Building Bridges” and the great work that Bridges USA does with young people. And Interim Editor Lee Eric Smith brings perspective from Mayor Paul Young’s 100-Day Speech at Mount Vernon. Of course, you can read all of that online, but we think you’ll dig it on the page too.
Speaking of the page: There IS a print version of the TSD out now, though in limited circulation. As we continue to rebuild our distribution network, you’ll see it more, but look for our monthly print edition featuring the Black Mayor’s Coalition on Crime out and about.
Click below to access a PDF of our paper — laid out in familiar style. You can flip pages, zoom, etc., all from your computer, tablet or smartphone. And be on the lookout for our monthly print edition as we get closer to May!
There are many more changes on the way! Stay with us and stay tuned!
