Milan acquires 292 acres from U.S. Army for industrial development
The city of Milan and the Milan Chamber of Commerce announced and celebrated the acquisition of land from the United States Army.
Author: Ashley Jones-Sykes
Jackson to host fourth annual Children’s Day
The City of Jackson is hosting an event geared toward young people.
Scotts Hill ambulance service aims to cut emergency response times
A dedicated ambulance is now based in Scotts Hill for the first time, a move expected to cut down on response times for people in southern Henderson and Decatur counties.
Local shelter offers advice for helping stray cats this season
Stray cats are becoming more visible across the region as the weather warms up.
Haywood High School opens state-of-the-art fabrication lab
Haywood High School is leveraging new technology in the classroom to expand education with a brand-new Ford Future Builder Lab.
Officials urge prevention as dry fuel and wind create dangerous conditions
The dry climate across the region may pose an increased wildfire risk and officials say it doesn't take much.
Groundbreaking held for new chapel at Union University
Groundbreaking held for new chapel at Union University.
Jonah Affordable Housing organization holds annual BBQ and Blues Bash
Jonah Affordable Housing organization holds annual BBQ and Blues Bash.
Hardin County High School receives Anne Dallas Dudley Gold Level Award
Hardin County High School received the Anne Dallas Dudley Gold Level Award for voter registration.
Bolivar hosts block party to celebrate 1,000 days without a homicide
The city of Bolivar reached 1,000 days without a homicide and celebrated the milestone with a community block party.
Prosecutor funding fight between local cities, DA Agee goes to state’s highest court
The Tennessee Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday at Union University over whether West Tennessee cities are responsible for providing staff or funding to help prosecute state criminal cases in municipal court.
Thrift stores offer affordable prom options across West Tennessee
As prom season approaches, many students are finding it difficult to find affordable options.
Bill could change election dates for Tennessee cities
A bill moving through the state legislature could change when Tennesseans vote for their local leaders.
Weekend Preview: Events, activities happening Easter weekend
Easter weekend is packed with events across West Tennessee, including fun runs, festivals, egg hunts and church services.
Bells church helps families with Easter meals as food bank demand rises
Knee Temple Church turned its parking lot into a drive-by pickup line to help families put Easter dinner on the table.
Gen Z job seekers face obstacles in West Tennessee market
Gen Z in West Tennessee is trying to get a foothold in the job market, but some young adults face obstacles.
Jackson-Madison County Schools honors Teachers of the Year during luncheon
The Jackson-Madison County School District awarded their teachers of the year at a celebration that included food and entertainment by students.
City holds community meeting on Muse Park expansion plans
The city conducted another input meeting about park improvements.
Tennessee 811 warns spring projects carry hidden underground risks
A new national survey shows 74% of homeowners plan to do a project that involves digging this spring. Tennessee 8-1-1 says the big problem is people thinking their project is too small or too shallow to be a risk.
