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MIDDAY GUEST: JMCSS Open Enrollment

Greg Hammond, Chief of Public Information for the Jackson-Madison County School System, joined our show to share details on Open Enrollment.

Gibson County Sheriff’s Office warns of jury duty scam

According to the Gibson County Sheriff's Office, a scammer is, once again, calling residents saying they are with the sheriff's office and telling them there's a warrant out for their arrest for missing jury duty.

MIDDAY GUEST: Winter Ball

Tracy Simmons, Director of the Gibson County Carl Perkins Center, joined our show to share details on the 1st Annual Winter Ball fundraiser.

UTM to host 25th Civil Rights Conference

The Civil Rights Conference at the University of Tennessee at Martin marks its 25th year of providing notable guest speakers, panels and activities promoting civil rights and equality.

Extreme Cold Ahead For Tonight Into Monday

Sunday Night Forecast Update: A cold weather advisory is in effect until noon tomorrow as we are expecting overnight low temperatures as low as around 10 degrees and wind chills ranging…

A Lovely Time to Go “Barefoot in the Park”

Movies may seem to be my main passion, but before movies, the theatre was the start of my creative journey, and I was lucky enough to watch the newest theatrical performance by the Hub City Theatre Company: "Barefoot in the…

POLL RESULTS: Should TikTok be banned in the U.S.?

Earlier Friday, we asked our audience if they were in favor or against the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that seeks to to ban TikTok if it’s not sold by its Chinese parent company. Now, we have the results.

Digital addiction: What defines it, developing safe online habits

Most of us are on our digital devices for several hours a day. Whether it's our phone, tablet or computer we spend a lot of time online. That fact is a concern for mental health experts who say Americans are spending too much time in front of screens.