Vintage Makers Fest returns to the Hub City
The 2nd annual Vintage Makers Fest started today.
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Teapot Parade returns to Trenton
Residents in one local city gather for the return of a special parade.
Expo aims to enrich the lives of local community members
One expo aims to get community members ready for the workforce.
Local city issues proclamation in honor of fallen firefighters
One local city issues a proclamation in honor of fallen firefighters.
JMCSS holds 6th annual International Festival
An annual event returns highlighting culture and diversity.
Local company honors employee for 60 years of service
A local company honors one of it's employees at a special event.
City leaders host celebration for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Jackson city leaders held a special ceremony to kick off a local celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this evening, May 3.
Lights Up Theatre hosts auditions for 'The Wizard of Oz' production
Auditions are underway for an upcoming summer performance.
$4 million dollar investment kicks off road repairs across West TN
The Tennessee Department Of Transportation shared that more than $4 million dollars has been designated to repair roads in West Tennessee.
Students present ideas for change to community leaders
A leadership development program gives high school students an opportunity to to present ideas for change to leaders in the community.
Animal Care Center reaches max capacity, issues red alert
One local pet care center needs your help.
Restaurant joins Henderson County Chamber of Commerce
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting today at the El Potrillo Mexican Restaurant in Lexington.
911 Camp teaches students about emergency personnel
A 911 camp in Hardin County teaches students the importance of first responders.
Mother's Day Gospel Extravaganza to appear in the Hub City
Mark your calendar for a Mother's Day event like no other.
Spring Plant Sale in full bloom
The annual Spring Plant Sale officially kicked off Friday morning at the West Tennessee AgResearch Center.
