Jackson EMA to test chemical siren tone Saturday
Emergency management will be testing the chemical siren tone in place of the weekly tornado siren test Saturday.
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Jackson Clinic celebrates new facility in Martin
One local city celebrates the addition of a new health care facility.
Aerosmith tribute band to headline Festival of the Lakes in Lexington
Get ready to rock the lake like never before!
Man arrested on aggravated assault, kidnapping, burglary charges
A man is arrested on assault charges after an incident at a convenience store.
Restaurant Inspection Scores: June 20-26
See the most recent food inspection scores for establishments in West Tennessee.
Priscilla Presley to visit Huntingdon for special event
The Dixie announces “An Evening with Priscilla Presley” as the opening event of their 20th Season.
Local rapper, ARTIC, releases his take on 'Blue Suede Shoes'
Jackson and New York City-based record label No Reverse Records announce the release of ARTIC‘s single Blue Suede Shoes, inspired by Jackson native Carl Perkins.
Historic school's legacy honored through concert, new youth arts program & upcoming docuseries
This Fall, a powerful convergence of history, talent, and community impact will unfold at the site of a beloved local landmark in Henderson County.
Hub City residents participate in nationwide protest
Residents gathered in the Hub City to share their opinion on recent political issues.
Ballet Arts hosts ribbon cutting to celebrate new studio
One local dance studio celebrates two milestones all in one day.
Hardin Co. Chamber of Commerce celebrates community with 29th 'Distinguished Service Awards'
One local chamber honor individuals, organizations and their community with a special awards ceremony.
Dyersburg man arrested after allegedly creating online scam, multiple potentially affected
Your help is needed! On June 25, 2025, investigators from the Dyer County Sheriff's Office arrested Matthew L. Ray, a 44-year-old from Dyersburg, on charges of theft exceeding $1,000.
With firework sales now legal in Jackson, vendors set out for booming profits
For the first time in many years, fireworks are now legal to sell and shoot off in Jackson, and local vendors are fired up for the season.
Nonprofit distributes supplies to Jackson's unhoused community
A local nonprofit is helping the unhoused in the Hub City with the distribution of what they're calling "dignity bags."
Brownsville officials pass 2nd reading for FY25-26 budget
Local city leaders attempt to finalize their budget for the next fiscal year.
