Alzheimer’s Association Corporate Leadership Luncheon held at Chamber
Local leaders, organizations, and businesses gathered together at the Greater Jackson Chamber Thursday afternoon to talk about a yearly event.
Author: Ryan Hodges
Author highlights 1925 as the ‘golden year of literature’
The year 1925 was filled with incredible literature that is still read today.
Season of the grills: Omaha Steaks Executive Chef shares expertise, tips
Many people will be taking the cover off their grills this weekend if they have not already.
Madison County Commission appoints Mark Patey as new general sessions judge
The Madison County Commission held a meeting Monday which had quite a few items on the agenda.
Madison County officials, department heads work to finalize budget
The next fiscal year's budget for Madison County is one step closer to being completed.
TWRA brings awareness to boating safety as summer approaches
As the warmer days are upon us, many people are looking to get out on the water as much as they can.
City holds work session to prepare next fiscal year’s budget
Budget work continues for the City of Jackson as an extensive work session was held Wednesday morning.
Study aims to reduce distracted driving fatalities
A recent study from AAA is looking to encourage people to limit distractions while driving.
Crime Stoppers connects with seniors for scam, fraud awareness
Lieutenant Mike Johnson with Crime Stoppers visited Brookdale Senior Living in Jackson to speak with seniors about scams.
Madison County budget process underway
It is budget season for just about everybody, including Madison County.
Judge rules on case involving District Attorney General, local courts
A judge recently made a ruling regarding a case involving two local cities and a District Attorney General.
City reviews success of Love Your Block program, budget preparations underway
The Jackson City Council held their regular meeting Tuesday morning.
Hundreds of local students treated to new shoes
Almost 700 students at Pope Elementary School in Madison County received a brand new pair of shoes.
No green thumb? Tips for aspiring gardeners this Spring
Spring is officially here and many people may want to get out to the garden.
Fatal shooting in Crockett County ruled self defense
We have an update regarding the recent shooting incident that occurred last week in Crockett County.
Trey Smith, SWHRA join for kids summer food program
The Southwest Human Resources Agency is once again launching their summer food program alongside a familiar face.
Expert talks financial advice as survey shows concern from many Americans
Monday is the start of Financial Practice Week, and a recent survey was conducted to learn about how people are feeling regarding their finances.
BBB shares advice on dress buying amid prom, wedding season
It's prom and wedding season, meaning you may be on the hunt for a dress. We have some tips that you may want to remember before beginning.
Summary of body cam footage in traffic stop that sparked lawsuit
Thursday evening, we informed you of a lawsuit that has been filed against the Henry County Sheriff's Office and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
Beer Board fines three convenience stores for underage sale
The City of Jackson's Beer Board held a special called meeting Thursday morning to decide on a few different topics.
Aspiring thieves foil ATM burglary by burning money
An attempted robbery does not go as expected for potential thieves in Madison County.
Officials give peek inside new Pope School as construction continues
We have an inside look at the new Pope School as construction continues.
UPDATE: Driver still missing following crash in Crockett County, authorities say
Over the weekend, we learned of an unusual crash that occurred in Crockett County.
Grand Junction continues cleanup efforts, relief fund announced
The City of Grand Junction in Hardeman County continues cleanup efforts following the damage they received from a tornado last week.
Makin’ Music: Student-led tradition returns to Freed-Hardeman campus
An annual event is back again at one of our local universities
Author talks expectations for future of AI
Artificial intelligence is ever-growing and becoming more and more a part of our lives.
Traveling abroad? Help stop the spread of African Swine Fever with these tips
If you plan on traveling out of the country, there is a travel advisory that you need to be aware of.
U.S. Army introduces new program promoting health, fitness
The U.S. Army is launching a new program to promote health and fitness.
Memorial honors legacy of fallen member of Milan Police Department
One community and police department is remembering a lieutenant who passed away nearly two years ago.
Henderson community mourns loss of Bell’s Drive In following fire
Some sad news out of the city of Henderson as a beloved restaurant caught fire.
Recovery efforts continue in Selmer
Recovery and assistance continues in Selmer following the devastating damage from the recent storms.
At least 1 tornado tears through Selmer, several structures destroyed
Extensive damage occurred in Selmer following the severe weather threats from Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Storm shelters available across West Tennessee
As we prepare for weather events that are coming soon, we want to give you updates regarding different safe areas around West Tennessee.
Homeless shelter, library expansion among topics discussed in city council meeting
It was a packed house during the Jackson City Council meeting on Tuesday morning. Not only were the seats filled, but the agenda was as well.
BBB warns of credit repair scams
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to another scam that we need to be on the lookout for.
Is it worth it? Raising chickens vs. buying eggs
The price of eggs are higher than normal which brings the question regarding raising chickens. Is it cheaper to produce your own eggs as opposed to buying them?
Local lawmakers visit Jackson for ‘Capitol Talk’ meeting
After a busy few days in Nashville, local state representatives and a state senator came back to West Tennessee to discuss what they have been working on.
Local church offering free meal, car wash for its ‘Car Care Day’
For the second year in a row, the Henderson Church of Christ will be holding their Car Care Day.
City holds 2nd annual Jackson Vendor Expo
Meeting leaders and learning what they can provide was the main goal Wednesday morning in downtown Jackson.
Amid high egg prices, is raising your own chickens a wise solution?
Many people may be wondering if buying chickens could be the correct decision for them.
Dermatologist shares potential causes of eczema symptoms
It's officially springtime, which means allergy season is emerging as well.
Hardin County mayor discusses new growth in the community
As we move towards the back half of Fiscal Year 25, many municipalities are getting the budget process started for next year.
North Highland shooting suspects appear in court
There have been new developments regarding a shooting incident that occurred earlier this month in Jackson.
Food safety tips to remember when cooking, preparing meals
Cooking at home can bring many different benefits, however, it is important to be aware of a few tips to make sure you are staying safe.
Snake-wielding theft suspects still at large
A local gas station was robbed by snake-wielding thieves.
City of Dyersburg considers major roads plan
One local city gathered information regarding their roads Thursday morning at a meeting.
Freed-Hardeman unveils newly-renovated auditorium
Renovations for the auditorium on Freed-Hardeman University's campus have completed and students were welcomed to see it Monday morning.
Brownsville, Haywood Co. mayors discuss State of the Community
Local leaders in one community gathered together to talk about how they plan on moving forward.
FHU once again selected as host site for national tournament
Freed-Hardeman University's basketball programs have both accomplished a great goal this season.
Jackson Clinic Baptist Campus now offering new pain management program
Baptist Memorial Health Care just recently started seeing patients at their new facility located in the southwest corner of the 45 Bypass and Passmore Lane.
