Trapping animals: Do’s and don’ts of a stray problem
Loose animals around West Tennessee is an issue that many are trying to resolve. However, there are certain ways you must go about diminishing this problem.
Author: Ryan Hodges
Council aims to add limits to panhandling in the city
The Jackson City Council held their final regular monthly meeting for the current fiscal year.
Boys and Girls Club of Jackson kicks off summer camp
School is out and sometimes, for parents, it may be tough to keep the kids occupied throughout the summer days.
Alex Reed, Jackson’s Chief of Staff returns to court in Jackson
City of Jackson's Chief of Staff Alex Reed appeared in court again Monday morning in Jackson.
Washington Douglass Head Start holds end of year celebration
Washington Douglass Head Start celebrated a big milestone for their students Friday morning.
Local golf association teaches more than game skills to youth
Many people who play golf would agree that it takes much more than skill to be great.
Summer ‘brain drain’: Tips to avoid learning loss for students
School is out and students are ready to enjoy their summer. However, what are some ways we can ensure students retain all of the information that they learned?
Pool time: Where you can swim in Jackson and West Tennessee
School is out and the weather is warming up. It's about to get hot outside, and people are going to want to cool off, whether it's at a local pool or a splash pad.
Jury selected in State of Tennessee vs. David Swift trial
A trial regarding the 2011 murder of a West Tennessee woman begins this week.
Poppy Wall of Honor pays tribute to over 600,000 service members
Memorial Day weekend is officially here and many people plan to celebrate in different ways. We spoke with people who are in the nation's capital about how they are honoring this holiday.
Long-awaited Senior Expo returns to the Hub City
After a few years of waiting, one event finally returned to the Hub City.
Dealership hosts food drive in celebration of model redesign
A redesign for a popular vehicle is hitting local dealership lots, and to celebrate, some of them are looking to give back to the community.
Simulator gives students experience with different career opportunities
SAVANNAH, Tenn. -- One local school had a unique experience to learn about different career opportunities. In the parking lot of Hardin County High School was a large trailer filled with…
Renovations begin on FHU’s Loyd Auditorium
Freed-Hardeman University begins renovations on one of their most beloved buildings.
Savannah nonprofit receives generous donation
Sheltering Tree Ranch is a local nonprofit in Savannah that provides many services for the special needs community in that area.
Health department goes mobile to connect rural residents to services
A local health department is giving another opportunity for people to receive care.
Water safety tips to know as summer approaches
With the warmer weather approaching, water safety is an important discussion to have.
Students get up close look at dangers of impaired, distracted driving
One local high school held a special event to educate their students.
Jackson named among top metros of 2023
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The City of Jackson just earned a high placement in a new ranking. According to a press release from the Greater Jackson Chamber, the City tied for 8th place for…
Council votes against rezoning amid public opposition
The Jackson City Council held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday morning.
Spring Plant Sale in full bloom
The annual Spring Plant Sale officially kicked off Friday morning at the West Tennessee AgResearch Center.
Comedy show to benefit West Tennessee Veterans Coalition grant fund
The West Tennessee Veterans Coalition is looking to put on another fundraising event.
Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast brings morning of worship to Jackson Fairgrounds
For National Day of Prayer, one local city held their annual celebration.
Athletic director arrested after using AI to frame school’s principal
A high school principal in Baltimore, Maryland was framed with the use of artificial intelligence.
Teapot festivities continue, Trenton Mayor shares history
The City of Trenton is holding the Teapot Festival! Mayor Tony Burris shares about all of the events going on this week.
11th Annual Hatchie BirdFest underway in West Tennessee
The 11th Annual Hatchie BirdFest in Brownsville is going to last all weekend long.
Area Relief Ministries hosts appreciation event for volunteers
Area Relief Ministries hosted their 'How Do I Say Thank You Breakfast' on Thursday morning, April 25.
Freed-Hardeman University announces Mr. and Miss FHU
Two students at one local university were chosen to receive some of the schools most prestigious awards.
The Mill offers opportunities for small businesses in northwest TN
One nonprofit in Dyersburg is trying to do their part by helping small businesses.
Tourism growth in Tennessee, Hub City spotlighted at Chamber Breakfast Club meeting
The Greater Jackson Chamber invited a special guest to their event to talk about a special part of our state as part of their Breakfast Club series.
Love Your Block kicks off small home repairs for Spring
From now until May 9, the Love Your Block program will be working with 13 different homes in the Jackson area.
New hearing held regarding Holly Bobo murder trial
In a developing story on the Holly Bobo case, there was a hearing held this morning, April 17, in Hardin County.
National Work Zone Awareness Week encourages safe driving amid construction season
April 15-19 is National Work Zone Awareness Week.
New playgrounds open at multiple Hub City parks
A ribbon cutting was held by the City of Jackson to celebrate the opening of some new, local playgrounds inside of city parks.
Donor recipient shares experience as Mayor Conger proclaims Donate Life Month
One local city is recognizing organ donors and recipients.
In a surprise announcement, Firefighters Freedom Fest is back on
The Madison County Fire Department held a press conference Thursday morning to make a big announcement.
Alex Reed appears in court in Chester County on electronic tracking charge
More news regarding Alex Reed, the Chief of Staff for the City of Jackson's Mayor, Scott Conger, and his most recent court appearance.
University of Memphis celebrates artistic diversity with tattoo expo
One local university hosted a special art expo today, April 8.
Students’ talents take center stage as FHU’s ‘Makin’ Music’ returns
One local university hosted their annual show for West Tennessee students.
Ahead of prom season, schools work to demonstrate dangers of impaired driving
One local school held a special demonstration for their students ahead of their upcoming prom.
Morning brings storms, tornado warnings across West Tennessee
Tornado warnings impacted parts of West Tennessee Tuesday morning.
Text to 911 services expand across West Tennessee
Help might just be one text message away as more counties across the state implement a new service.
Police join together for active shooter training at Bolivar school
Multiple police departments gathered together to participate in an important training scenario.
National report ranking best OTC medications released
A list of some of the top over the counter medications was recently released by U.S. News & World Report.
Freed-Hardeman Lions reflect on winning national championship
As we reported to you Tuesday night, March 26th, the Freed-Hardeman men's basketball team won the national championship, we spoke with some fans, players, and coaches about the season.
City holds press conference to discuss training volunteers for weather assistance
A press conference was held at Jackson City Hall to discuss the ways the city will be preparing for assistance during bad weather.
Local lawmakers express disapproval of expelled representatives’ behavior
The Greater Jackson Chamber opened their doors for Representative Chris Todd, Representative Johnny Shaw, and Senator Ed Jackson Friday morning.
Hundreds of dogs take over Jackson Fairgrounds for annual show
The Jackson Tennessee Dog Fanciers Association is hosting their annual dog show at the Jackson Fairgrounds.
Potential law change spells danger for rural West TN hospitals
Some hospitals in West Tennessee feel they could be in danger if potential changes to the law are made.
UPDATE: Former nurse practitioner Jeff Young sentenced to 20 years in prison
A former West Tennessee nurse practitioner was finally sentenced today, March 18th, in Memphis.
