JMCSS career fair highlights teaching opportunities
The Jackson-Madison County School System held a career fair at Liberty Technology High School today.
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Spring Carnival set to kick off with thrilling rides and family fun
From today through March 23rd, the community can enjoy a spring carnival event sponsored by the Hardeman AgriBusiness center.
Jax-Mac Festival to take over Jackson with music, art, and more
Don't Waste My Time Music presents the first annual Jax-Mac festival.
Tea in the Garden event kicks off the season in style
Celebrating in style, a local shop hosts a delightful event to welcome the first day of spring.
Jackson Budget Committee allocates funds for improved security cameras
120-thousand dollars is being used for new security cameras to be installed at the West Tennessee Sportsplex.
Expert advice for planting success this season
Before testing out your green thumb here a few tips to having healthy plants.
Crockett County Pound's mission of compassion
The Crockett County pound in Alamo is a place for hope.
Potential law change spells danger for rural West TN hospitals
Some hospitals in West Tennessee feel they could be in danger if potential changes to the law are made.
Jackson Theatre Guild to present 'Rumors' at The Ned
The Jackson Theatre Guild is set to take the stage with a new production next month.
USJ Seniors honored as distinguished Tennesseans by UT Knoxville
The University of Tennessee at Knoxville (UTK) is proud to announce Amelia Freeman and Anderson Fortune, two graduating seniors from the University School of Jackson (USJ), as recipients of the prestigious Distinguished Tennessean Scholarship Award.
More than half a ton of marijuana seized in I-40 traffic stop
A suspect is arrested after more than a 1/2 ton of marijuana was found during a traffic stop.
Investiture Ceremony honors UT Martin Chancellor Yancy Freeman
The University of Tennessee of Martin welcomed its 12th chancellor, Dr. Yancy Freeman, with its first-ever investiture ceremony.
Weakley County Mayor accepts UT Martin Chief of Staff position
The University of Tennessee at Martin will welcome Weakley County Mayor Jake Bynum as the university’s chief of staff effective May 1, 2024.
West TN baseball coaches host games for Down syndrome awareness
This week-long event aims to support those with Down syndrome through America's past time.
Jackson State Community College calls for input from the community
Jackson State Community College encourages the community to help name their mascot.
