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A Tennessee native and two-time Super Bowl Champion, partners with a local agency to kick off the 'Summer Nutrition Programs' for kids in West Tennessee.
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Stacye Fisher is a Kindergarten through 2nd grade reading interventionist at Martin Primary School. She…
The Jackson Madison County School District held a board meeting to discuss several items on their agenda this evening, April 18.
Today, April 18, we celebrate the heroes that are normally unseen, but are unforgettable.
Students of the Hub City will spend their Saturday performing right here in Jackson.
A event was held in the Hub City where companies and organizations across West Tennessee gather to celebrate the impact local women have within the community.
An upcoming event in the Hub City welcomes the entire family to celebrate Earth Day.
A local hospital took time to honor those who have made selfless donations to help others continue to live.
A judge determined that three pieces of evidence will remain sealed until further order of the court.
We have an update on a project that's been in the works for eight years.
A local organization hosts one city leader at their weekly meeting.
Various Hub City leaders heard from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Drug Task Force to help spread awareness of the ongoing fentanyl crisis.
On April 14, the Hardeman County Sheriff's Office conducted an undercover operation in response to a recent violent crime in the county.
We reached out to Jackson Madison County School System leaders to provide parents with tips and advice for the upcoming weeks.
Jackson Exchange Club members welcome one Hub City resident to speak about their organization and its hard work.
One event brings Tennesseans to the Hub City for fellowship, education, and inspiration.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners held their April meeting today, April 15.
Residents of the community came to a local meeting to discuss specific rules.
One local non-profit prepares for a tale as old as time
The Tennessee Secretary of State, Tre Hargett, visited local high schools and the Old Hickory Rotary Club to talk about the importance of getting out to vote.
With the tax deadline ending April 15 at 11:59 p.m., it is important to get the proper documents filed and understand the different extensions.
An early morning wreck left several injured and one person dead.
One local church is celebrating a decade of service to the community.
A Saturday shooting sends two people to the hospital.
A church says thank you to its local volunteers and surrounding community.
One local ball brought community members out to support some furry friends.
The scene was set and the guns were blazing at one history filled event.
One person airlifted after sustaining a gunshot wound.
A special Nerf challenge event is held in a local community.
A ribbon cutting ceremony is held at a local university.
Runners lace up their sneakers and make a mad dash for a brew.
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Carter!
Winning an award is always a special moment. Appreciation can change the day and even save a life, that's why these local students were recognized.
Mike's Produce Farm, located in Camden, has had their strawberry picking season for the past 11 years, but due to the storm earlier this week they are closing.
A Tennessee woman who survived the plane crash known as "A Miracle on The Hudson" shares her story to local women at a networking luncheon
A local agency that provides jobs across West Tennessee is celebrating a milestone in the Hub City.
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Leah Wages is a 3rd Grade ELA teacher at South Elementary School in Pinson. Wages…
Residents of Milan gathered to celebrate people who have made an impact where they live.
A new housing project is underway to provide new beginnings for women and women with children who are working to overcome difficult times in their life.
Today, April 11, is National Pet Day for all the pet parents. For those who want to participate in today and don't know how, here's a look.
Spring has sprung, and with it, allergy season is in full bloom.
One local college has a presentation for their final assignment that helps other students internationally.
Taxpayers in 12 states, including Tennessee, can now e-file returns directly with the IRS for free.
The first inaugural Leading Ladies Luncheon, hosted by the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, took place today on April 11.
An incident occurred Monday evening outside of a business on South Highland in Jackson, leaving one family shaken.
Leaders of Humboldt and Gibson County gather this afternoon for an educational seminar.
Local community members gathered this afternoon to learn more about one insurance plan.
A bill was passed in the senate on April 9th despite many individuals who came to the state capitol in protest, arguing that they fear for the safety of their children.
More than 25-percent of Americans suffer from allergies, and two-thirds of those report experiencing the irritating symptoms of eye allergies.
Get ready for a fun weekend of intense competition.
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