Archives: July 2017

Police investigate possible attempted robbery at Jackson gas station

JACKSON, Tenn. — Police investigate a possible attempted robbery at a local Shell Station. Jackson police say it happened around 5 a.m. Thursday at the convenience store at North Parkway at Dr. F.E. Wright Drive. Officers were on scene early Thursday interviewing witnesses. Stay with WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News as more on this story becomes available. Categories: Crime, Local News,…

Local church to host summer movie series

JACKSON, Tenn. –A local church will show a classic film, and you’re invited to attend. St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Jackson is hosting a summer movie series. This Sunday’s movie: “The Bells of St. Mary’s,”starring Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman. That’ll run from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The movie is free and open to the public. If you can’t…

FB Live video shows local gas station allegedly selling outdated food products

A local gas station in Jackson is being called out by concerned customers for allegedly selling outdated food products.

  JACKSON, Tenn. —  When you go to a convenience store to make a purchase, the last thing you expect is to leave with an item that is years past the expiration date. One local man claims he encountered that very issue and wanted his concerns to be heard loud and clear. A Facebook Live video posted Sunday night has…

Chief says fireworks likely caused July 4 house fire in Trenton

TRENTON, Tenn. — A home burns down in Gibson County, and investigators say Independence Day fireworks may be the spark that caused the blaze. “Right now, we think it’s fireworks,” Trenton Fire Chief Terrence Elam said. The Trenton Fire Department worked for hours to put out flames at the home in the 400 block of East Second Street. “While we were on…

City of Paris works with local neighborhood to demolish ‘eyesore’ home

PARIS, Tenn. — The city of Paris has been working with a local neighborhood to help get rid of what many say has been an eyesore. It’s a project neighbors say has been a self-funded effort in the works since spring. Residents received help from the Historic Atkins Porter Neighborhood Association. Preserve Paris, an initiative by the city government to help clean up…

Humboldt alderman appears on harassment charge

HUMBOLDT, Tenn. — Humboldt alderman Don Graves went before a judge Wednesday for his pending harassment charge. Graves is accused of contacting a woman after being repeatedly asked to stop. It was a short hearing before Judge Mark Agee. Graves’ attorney, Mark Donahoe, told the judge an agreement was reached in the harassment case but that they need more time to prepare…