This week’s Pet of the Week Canine from Jackson Animal Care Center is Jugs! Jugs is a male, 12-week-old Terrier Mix. He is a sweet bouncy and outgoing young man, who is set to rock and roll out of the shelter in time to be home for the Holidays. Jugs is already feeling festive and has his Santa jacket on all…
JACKSON, Tenn. — It was a cold night in West Tennessee, but that isn’t stopping fired up football fans from enjoying Friday night football. Die hard fans warmed up the stands with cheers of excitement for one local high school football team. University School of Jackson faced off with Donnelson Christian Academy for the chance to go to state finals,…
Check out these final scores for Week 14 of high school football here: DCA 42 USJ 14 Lake County 18 Peabody 40 McKenzie 14 Fayetteville 8 Covington 20 Dyersburg 21 South Gibson 28 Haywood 35 Henry County 23 Springfield 0 MAHS 0 Westview 16 Riverside 15 Forrest 10 Categories: Football Friday Night, Sports, Sports Final Scores
South Gibson 28 Haywood 35 Categories: Football Friday Night, Game Highlights, Sports
Covington 20 Dyersburg 21 Categories: Football Friday Night, Game Highlights, Sports
DCA 42 USJ 14 Categories: Football Friday Night, Game Highlights, Sports
Lake County 18 Peabody 40 Categories: Football Friday Night, Game Highlights, Sports
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. — A series of overnight vandalisms has left one community frustrated. Some Madison County residents woke up to an unpleasant surprise when they went to check their mail on Friday. “We’ve had people at night damaging mailboxes, coming by and driving by and hitting them with some kind of probably large metal object. I would assume they…
JACKSON, Tenn. — We’re getting closer and closer to the holiday season, and many have begun their Christmas shopping. The 50th annual University School of Jackson Holiday Mart kicked off Friday morning, and opened its doors to the public. Each year, the Holiday Mart attracts approximately 10,000 people to the Carl Perkins Civic Center to get in the holiday spirit….
JACKSON, Tenn. — The Jackson-Madison County Library held an event honoring our country’s veterans. Another Bicentennial program was held to remember the those who served. Ricky Long presented “More Than Names on a Wall.” It’s a presentation of reflections on the veterans monument in Liberty Gardens. Veteran historical material was displayed in the library display cases, such as photos, flags…
