Milan Middle goes blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month
"Wear Blue" is a statewide awareness campaign that takes place every April.
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Grand Junction continues cleanup efforts, relief fund announced
The City of Grand Junction in Hardeman County continues cleanup efforts following the damage they received from a tornado last week.
Milan Army Ammunition Plant formally deactivated
The Milan Army Ammunition Plant was formally deactivated, April 10, as part of a “casing of the colors” ceremony.
Lights Up! Theatre Co. to hold auditions for 'Frozen Kids'
Lights Up! Theatre Co. is excited to announce auditions for Frozen Kids
House fire cause believed to be weather-related
Thursday evening, Madison County Fire crews responded to a residential structure fire in eastern Madison County.
DA’s Fugitive Friday: James Lumpkins wanted in Gibson County
James Lumpkins is wanted out of Gibson County Circuit Court for violation of probation.
'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive set for May 10
RIFA will partner with the USPS and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) as they conduct their national food drive, Stamp Out Hunger.
Memphis themed pop-up event returns for Jackson’s AMP at the Market
Memphis Tourism is bringing the Home of the Blues, Soul and Rock ‘n’ Roll to locals in Jackson, TN for a second consecutive year.
Tom Britt receives 2025 Billy Schrivner Distinguished Service Award
A local legend is honored for his role in West Tennessee's broadcasting and sports history.
Birth Choice in Jackson to offer adoption agency services
After serving families for almost 36 years, the Birth Choice center in Jackson announces some big news.
City of Jackson seeks input on Safety Action Plan
Community members were invited to share their opinion regarding traffic and road safety in the Hub City.
Leaders Education Foundation awards over $30,000 to students, community programs
The Leaders Education Foundation awarded more than $30,000 for scholarships and community programs across West Tennessee.
Post-storm recovery advice for those displaced, affected
In the aftermath of the severe storm that swept through West Tennessee, communities are beginning the recovery process.
Record-breaking year for organ donors at JMCGH, Mayor presents proclamation
2024 was a record-breaking year for one nonprofit healthcare organization.
Makin' Music: Student-led tradition returns to Freed-Hardeman campus
An annual event is back again at one of our local universities
