Candace Echols is a freelance writer at The Daily Memphian. She explores themes of culture and society, with a focus on architecture, religion, and sports, while also addressing topics like diversity and inclusion. Candace's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Gospel Coalition, Southern Living Magazine, and National Geographic.
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Candace Echols' articles predominantly focus on seasonal themes, particularly around Christmas, complemented by expert commentary and opinion editorials. She frequently covers topics related to family & relationships and entertainment news within the local context of Memphis and occasionally Mississippi.
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By: Candace Echols
Opinion by Candace Echols: “I am glad to celebrate the courageous, kind, committed choices of the worthy men who walk among us in this town. I am glad to be the one who gets to bear witness to their honor, intentionally chosen in the quiet of the shadows.”
By: Candace Echols
Opinion by Candace Echols: “Behind the scenes — when no one is watching — that same man is quietly using his talent and fame to give attention to those who might otherwise be overlooked.”
Echols: A celebration of architecture — right here in Memphis.
Candace Echols: “So much of what I think about and talk about and write about and pray about has to do with the here and now. Who is struggling? What’s on my to-do list? What has happened? What’s up next?”
Candace Echols opinion: “The secret sauce that makes Memphis amazing has nothing to do with barbecue. Actually, it is the people. The kindness of the general public in this city is rich.”
By: Candace Echols
Opinion by Echols: “In a time of pervasive anxiety and loneliness, we pay a hearty chunk of change for a music box named after a Turtle in order to drown out the God-given sounds that Creation offers to soothe us.”
Candace Echols: 'You may think there’s no way on earth to weave God into a conversation about punctuation – but on that matter, Dear Reader, you would be wrong.'
Candace Echols: “Awe is evident when your mind has been blown and you are forced to re-think what you knew before.”
“Is the very nature of a peak that there is only one? Does the length of a life have any correlation with the number of peaks it will have?”
Echols writes: “I have never been more aware of my desire for those things that counter the putrid assault of soulless artificiality that daily pursues the lives we inhabit.”
