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Varsity Spirit makes history with the launch of the first-ever professional cheerleading league.
During the summer months, people are more likely to face skincare challenges.
When we take in a new dog, they may have at least one behavioral issue that needs a little guidance. One expert is offering guidance to make the process easier.
Chef Brooke Parkhurst of the 'full plate' food column provides a show-&-tell for creating tasty summer menus.
A new children's boutique is open and ready for business.
One local organization is selling barbecue to help support veterans.
A long-time physician was honored during a special ceremony.
United Way of West Tennessee hosted their annual celebration breakfast Thursday morning.
Hardeman County and Helping Hands of Middle and West Tennessee partner together to inspire others to break barriers.
Just in time for the official start of summer: top tips for getting the most out of the season.
The silent strain: how financial stress is taking a toll on men's mental health
JACKSON, Tenn. -- One local meeting hosts a special guest speaker Wednesday. Nick Summar is the director of Youth Town. Nick graduated…
A new outpatient clinic hosts its ribbon cutting.
An important swearing-in ceremony was held Wedensday morning in the front lobby of the Jackson Police Department.
As summer approaches, scammers are ramping up efforts to exploit seasonal activities and target unsuspecting individuals.
In our news you can use, the importance of enrichment for your pup.
The Army is turning 250 years old!
Construction has begun on the new children's library in Humboldt.
The Greater Jackson Chamber is named a finalist for the prestigious Chamber of the Year award.
If you don't like the weather dampening your chances of playing golf, a new business is opening to change that.
Little ones gathered to join the world of gymnastics.
Enhance your skills in ballet, pointe, conditioning, jazz, contemporary and more.
The Ned is giving teenagers a chance to get technical this week.
Monogram Refrigeration is opening an onsite primary care clinic for employees and their families.
A local job fair with even more career opportunities took place Friday.
The weather is warm, and for many of us, that means it's time to travel–including trips overseas.
People in the U.S. Enjoy chocolate and candy two to three times per week, averaging just 40 calories and about one teaspoon of added sugar per day.
This Father's Day, ditch the tired tie and celebrate dad with gifts that are as sharp, smart and as sentimental as he is.
New research presented at the American College of Cardiology's 74th Annual Scientific Session and Expo offers an important update in prevention.
One foundation is helping those fighting chronic disease.
One author is shedding light on the challenges young people face, all the while encouraging open conversations and ensuring they have the support they need.
One local library receives a grant for construction.
The Leapfrog Group recently awarded Baptist Memorial Hospital-Carroll County with a "Straight A" hospital safety grade.
Let's face it, graduation is a big deal and graduation season is officially in session!
It sits between two perfectly toasted brioche buns – a juicy beef patty – ready to eat as is or with indulgent toppings and creative sauces.
Forget the flowers: A new survey shows 97% of moms want deep family connections this Mother's Day.
As National Small Business Week approaches, entrepreneurs all over the U.S. are celebrated for their hard work and vital role they play in our economy.
As the weather warms up, small businesses around the country are getting busier.
We've all had those weeks—too busy to plan, too tired to cook and takeout ends up being the easiest option. But research shows that regularly cooking at home is not only linked to better nutrition but also even lower body fat.
Many Americans are burned out, stressed and priced out of basic care.
As we spring into April, parents might notice the appearance of allergy symptoms in their children, such as a runny nose or cough.
Earth Day is right around the corner and AT&T has a great way for customers to give back and help California wildfire recovery.
Did you know more than 100-million people in the United States live with various types of allergies? Well, our beloved pets face similar challenges too!
If you're planning on including your pet in any of your summer adventures, we have some helpful reminders to keep them safe.
A new publication in the British Medical Journal reviewed current clinical data and found NSAIDS had high quality data supporting their use for pain relief in acute low back pain.
Childhood cancer is the leading cause of death by disease among children in the United States.
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month and the National Road Safety Foundation says education and intervention can help limit distracted driving.
In the United States, more than 16 million people have been diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or COPD, and millions more may be living undiagnosed.
Most oral health conditions are largely preventable and can be treated in their early stages.
Madison Area Democratic Aomen announce winner of $2,500 Sue Shelton White Scholarship.
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