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Assisted Living Week kicked off by Jackson mayor

JACKSON, Tenn. -- A local nursing home received recognition on Monday. Regency Retirement Village received a proclamation from Jackson Mayor Scott Conger to kickoff Assisted Living Week. Every year the week brings activities for residents to recognize them and…

Martin officers recognized for efforts to save child

MARTIN, Tenn. -- Officers involved in saving the life of child who was shot in August are being recognized. The Martin Police Department says that Lt. John Cross, Patrol Officer Aaron Carter, Patrol Officer John Colt Fulcher and Patrol…

Pope student expelled after bringing firearm to school

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Jackson-Madison County School System confirmed a 9-year-old student has been expelled for bringing a handgun to school. According to a JMCSS news release, the incident occurred on Monday after the fourth grade student showed the loaded…

Law enforcement mourn loss of Gibson County deputy

GIBSON COUNTY, Tenn. -- Law enforcement across West Tennessee are mourning the loss of Gibson County Sheriff's Deputy Josh Hayes. Hayes died Sunday due to health complications, according to a Facebook post made by the Milan Police Department. The Gibson…

Staff shortage leaves nurses overworked

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Nurses are calling for a much needed break after long hours and no relief in sight. COVID-19 has taken its toll on medical professionals around the world, including the nursing…

City seeks feedback on virtual computer programming

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The City of Jackson is seeking your opinion. The Recreation and Parks Department is asking for the community to answer questions on virtual computer programming. The four-question survey is being used to see what the city can…

American Red Cross provides emergency prep checklist

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Recent flooding in Middle Tennessee, wildfires out west, and other weather has one organization making sure you are prepared. The American Red Cross released an emergency supply kit checklist. The Red Cross says putting together a kit…

Amp's concert season to close Sept. 24

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Amp's 2021 music season is coming to an end. The season will conclude Sept. 24, with a performance by the Jimmy Church Band. The summer concert series returned back in July, and featured a variety of…

NAACP hosts 58th annual Freedom Fund Banquet

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The 58th NAACP Freedom Fund banquet was held Sunday in Madison County. The banquet welcomed the Vice Chair for the NAACP National Board of Directors, Karen Boykins-Town, and NAACP member and Pastor Dr. Gina Stewart.  The event…

Local town hosts 9/11 memorial

BOLIVAR, Tenn. -- The people of Bolivar gathered at the county courthouse for a 9/11 memorial. "Today we are commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11, of the terrible terrorist acts on our nation, 20…

Families reunite for a weekend at UT Martin

MARTIN, Tenn. --- Students are being reunited with their families for the weekend at UT Martin. UT Martin had a few extra Skyhawks on campus this weekend. Students were able to bring their family to…

Colors of the Bicentennial mural unveiled

JACKSON, Tenn. --- The Colors of the Bicentennial presented their mural Sunday afternoon. Children in the community and several organizations in Jackson came together to paint a mural for the city's 200th birthday. The…

Hub City walks for heart health

JACKSON, Tenn.--- Hub City members lace up their sneakers in honor of heart health. The 2021 West Tennessee Heart Walk was held this morning. While there, they also remembered and paid tribute to those lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks…

Crockett County first responders recognize September 11

CROCKETT CO., Tenn. --- The sea came to Crockett county in the form of lights. Crockett county was showered in a sea of lights Saturday night. First responders flashed their lights to honor the 20th anniversary of September 11. Crockett…

Dyer Fire Department honors the 20th anniversary of September 11

DYER, Tenn.-- Dyer firefighters bring the community together for a good cause. The Dyer Fire Department hosted a Fire Fest to honor those who lost their lives on September 11th. The event included arts and crafts, corn-hole, and concessions. Attendees…

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