Pair of Hornets join Division I programs
MEDINA, Tenn. -- South Gibson saw two of their best softball players sign with Division I programs on Wednesday. Next fall, senior Kaitlyn Martin will head to the University…
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Parents of fallen Marine to create veteran retreat
HENRY COUNTY, Tenn. -- Parents of a fallen Marine are working on a way to help Veterans adjust back to civilian life. Kirk and Gretchen Catherwood lost their son,…
Field of Flags honors veterans in Chester County
CHESTER COUNTY, Tenn. -- Dozens of Henderson and Chester county veterans were honored Wednesday for their service. The annual event included prayer, music and guest speakers as well as reading all…
Family surprises Jackson woman for 99th birthday
JACKSON, Tenn. -- A woman who has seen nine decades of life got a big birthday wish on Wednesday. Flossie Mae Baker celebrated her 99th birthday Wednesday with her family and friends…
UT Martin makes 'Top 50 Most Affordable Online Degree Programs' list
MARTIN, Tenn. -- The University of Tennessee at Martin is among the most affordable when it comes to online degree programs, according to a recent ranking. Affordable Colleges Online ranked UT…
Combat-wounded Green Beret talks to local students for Veterans Day
JACKSON, Tenn. -- West Tennesseans honored local veterans Wednesday at services across the area. Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Barry Cannedy knows the meaning of sacrifice. “I fell three stories, and…
McKenzie HS art students paint windows of abandoned downtown building
McKENZIE, Tenn. -- High school artists in McKenzie are displaying their talents on local windows thanks to the city's restoration of a downtown building. The McKenzie High School art class has…
Henry Co. teacher accused of illegal contact with 2 more minors
HENRY COUNTY, Tenn. -- A Henry County High School teacher recently accused of unlawful sexual contact with a student is now facing more charges involving two more minors. Kevin Michael Smothers…
Milan police use social media to track down their most wanted
MILAN, Tenn. -- A local police department takes on social media to take down criminals, plastering their faces across the web in a good old-fashioned shaming.
