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How to keep your New Year's resolution at last?

How to keep your New Year's resolution at last?

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How to keep your New Year's resolution at last?

Make 2022 your year and keep your New Year's resolution at last! Check out these tips from lifestyle host Sydney Neely and life coach Danese Banks on "The Shortcut!"

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Check out Capital One's insight into pandemic-era small business owners!

From supply chain issues to The Great Resignation, check out Capital One's insight into pandemic-era small business owners' lives! Featuring Jenn Flynn!
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Crush your nutrition goals with Ryan Zuber this year!

Struggling to stay healthy? Then stop making excuses and start crushing your nutrition goals with nutritionist Ryan Zuber this year! Your body will thank you!
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Alcohol and Dry January insight with Dr. Koob

Is taking on the Dry January challenge a good idea? Join host Sydney Neely and Dr. George Koob for an insight into the effects of alcohol and the challenge.

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Enjoy the holidays without breaking the health bank (reupload)!
Check your financial future with Stacey Watson of Fidelity Investments!
Ring in 2022 with a MAS pet!
Save money while crafting the perfect resolution for 2022!
Last minute New Year ideas and travel anxiety tips
Celebrate New Year 2022 in Memphis and get paid to lose weight!

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Coronavirus

Here are the number of COVID-19 cases across the Mid-South

This is a look at where Shelby County, as well as Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas, currently stand for COVID-19 cases.
Education

U of M Board of Trustees honored nationally for "exceptional leadership"

Memphis's board was one of six in the nation to receive the John W. Nason Award for Board Leadership.

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Money

Yes, you’re more likely to get your refund faster if you file 2021 taxes electronically

IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig said filing a paper 2021 tax return “means an extended refund delay.”
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Yes, COVID-19 can be transmitted through secondhand smoke

Scientists continue to study how the COVID-19 can spread through different avenues. One avenue scientists are studying is smoke.