Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff

2nd Community Clean-Up Day coming to Jackson September 17

JACKSON, Tenn. -- A Community Clean-Up Day is coming to the City of Jackson on Saturday, September 17. The event follows the success of the first Community Clean-Up Day that was held in August. Hosted by the Health and Sanitation…

Alleged threats to Bolivar Central High School spark concern

BOLIVAR, Tenn. -- Claims about a potential threat at Bolivar Central High School left parents concerned on Wednesday. WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters alerted us to social media posts claiming there was a rumor that a threat had been made…

Water leak at North Side High School closes campus

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Students were dismissed from classes at North Side High School on Wednesday morning due to a water leak. The water leak was located on the second floor of the South campus building. Officials say due to the…

Suspect arrested in Jackson after Bolivar shooting

BOLIVAR, Tenn. -- One person is in custody after a shooting in Bolivar left one injured Tuesday morning. According to the Bolivar Police Department, around 11:07 a.m. on Tuesday, August 30, officers responded to the 500 block of Elm Street…

City calls for volunteers to help clean-up Muse Park

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The City of Jackson's Recreation and Parks Department is planning a community clean-up day at Muse Park. The event will be held on September 17, and the city is seeking volunteers to help make it a success.…

Gibson County Fair returns for 167th year

TRENTON, Tenn. -- At the Gibson County Fair, fair goers are excited for the food and the rides. Everyone loves when the fair comes to town, but no one gets as…

TDOT to halt lane closures for Labor Day holiday

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Department of Transportation is halting lane closures on interstates and state highways for the Labor Day holiday. Construction crews will stop all lane closure activity from noon on Friday, September 2 until 6 a.m. on…

2 dead after possible murder-suicide in Martin

MARTIN, Tenn. -- Two people are dead following an incident in Martin over the weekend. The Martin Police Department says Camarri Harper and Marcetta Ross were found dead on North College Street early Sunday morning. Harper is an 18-year-old male…

Bells community gathers for special event

BELLS, Tenn. -- Residents of the Bells community gathered today to implore a deeper connection to each other and the park that hosted them. The Bells Association has conducted multiple events leading to…

Baby & Kids Fest returns with fun!

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Baby & Kids Fest hosted its first event post-COVID this morning, and it was a big success. Families and expectant parents visited the Jackson fairgrounds for information…

Pet of the Week: Squirrel

This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Squirrel! Meet Squirrel! Squirrel is a 3 to 5-year-old Shih-tzu mix who is full of love, wiggles and kisses! …

Football Friday Night Week 2: Final Scores

Final Scores for Football Friday Night Week 2 of 2022: South Gibson 41 Westwood 0 Bolivar 51 Liberty 33 Huntington 41 South Side 13 St. George 26 Jackson Christian 35 Evangelical Christian 44 Trinity Christian 22 Covington 40 North Side…

Educator of the Week: Michael Adams

It's time to recognize this week's Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Michael Adams says the challenge of teaching harder math classes interested him in…

Vets discuss signs, treatment options for canine incontinence

JACKSON, Tenn. -- It's not uncommon for dogs to urinate inside their home, but some of them may be dealing with canine incontinence. Veterinarians Dr. Jody Lulich and Dr. Heather Davis spoke with us on National Dog Day about how you…

Pearson+ provides student resources in one stop

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Students have more access now to prepare for courses than ever before. Johnny Betancourt, Director of Content Development for Higher Education at Pearson+, took time to talk about…

Music lovers gather at Hub City Brewing

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Several international music lovers traveled to the Hub City on Thursday. Hub City Brewing welcomed at least 70 people from Sweden, who are big Carl Perkins fans. Several years ago, the Cadillac Band came to the Rockabilly…