Salvation Army events for the year in West Tennessee
JACKSON, Tenn. -- With the year more than half way over there are several things The Salvation Army has in store. During the summer, as a way to help underprivileged families, The Salvation Army…
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Tennessee Hemp Association hosts panel discussion
JACKSON, Tenn.--The Tennessee Hemp Industries Association held a panel discussion Monday night. It was held at Jackson State Community College in the McWherter Center Auditorium. State representatives and law enforcement officials were on the panel. Hemp farmers were in the…
Fire Marshal shares tips for National Pet Fire Safety Day
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. -- Monday is National Pet Fire Safety Day, and local firefighters have safety tips on how to protect pets. Finding a place where your pets are safe in your home is a priority for most pet owners,…
Sinkholes still open after flash flooding last week
JACKSON, Tenn. -- After flash flooding caused a large sinkhole behind West Town Commons last Wednesday, business owners are still trying to get back to normal. "Originally, we had lost water pressure on Wednesday…
West Tennessee counties spared from severe flooding
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. -- West Tennessee residents woke up Monday morning to rain from Tropical Depression Barry, but the area was spared the worst of it. It's not uncommon to see rushing water or standing…
Insurance agent offers tips to keep Amazon Prime Day packages safe
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Over the next 48 hours, Amazon will be offering deals during its fourth annual Prime Days. This year's sale is 12 hours longer than last year, meaning even more deals. But how can you make sure your…
Deputies seek to ID man in attempted 4-wheeler theft investigation
CROCKETT COUNTY, Tenn. -- Authorities are asking the public for help identifying a person of interest as they investigate an attempted four-wheeler theft. The Crockett County Sheriff's Office shared an image from video surveillance during an attempted four-wheeler theft in…
Lifeline Blood Services asks for donations due to dangerously low blood supply
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Lifeline Blood Services is asking for blood donations due to a dangerously low supply level. Officials say the blood donation center has been struggling with a low blood supply for weeks, and are now asking for donors…
Tropical Depression Barry impacts West Tennessee
JACKSON, Tenn. --If you heard sirens or saw warnings on your phone Sunday, it's all due to Tropical Depression Barry. A few local areas have been impacted Sunday with flooding, caused by periods…
Local church holds Sunday school class to discuss book
JACKSON, Tenn. - A local church is diving into a book together for a summer of communion. A Sunday school class was held at the First Presbyterian Church library. This class is studying a…
1 killed, 10 injured in 6-vehicle crash in Henderson Co. Sunday morning
HENDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Highway Patrol responded to a six-vehicle crash early Sunday morning that killed one person and left 10 injured near Parkers Crossroads. A vehicle was traveling east on Interstate 40 near the 107 mile marker…
Jackson students gather for back-to-school bash
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Students in Jackson gathered Saturday for an end-of-summer bash before school starts. King Riders Motorcycle Club sponsored the back-to-school bash at Centennial Park near the Parkview Learning Center. Students enjoyed free food and received backpacks with school…
Gospel fans gather for Jackson Sings the Gospel
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Fans of gospel filled the Carl Perkins Civic Center for an evening of music and worship Saturday night. Jackson Sings the Gospel ran Wednesday through Saturday. Each night of gospel featured a different line up. Saturday night's…
Community members team up to give back to Crockett Co. students
ALAMO, Tenn. -- A community teamed up to give Crockett County students a last hurrah and school supplies before school starts August 2. Business owners Connell Reddick and Angelo McCury wanted to do something…
Public attends summer waterfall seminar
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. - A local business invited the public to watch a waterfall show. Carter's Nursery, Pond & Patio on Old Medina Road invited the public to their summer waterfall seminar. Those attending were able to tour the different…
