Jackson Arts Council presents update on local arts
Local arts organizations and artists gathered at Jackson City hall Tuesday morning for an important meeting.
Local News
FirstBank founder, philanthropist Jim Ayers passes away
It is with deep sadness that we announce the loss of James W. “Jim” Ayers, who passed away on April 1, 2025, in Nashville, Tennessee after valiantly battling a variety of health issues in recent years.
MIDDAY GUEST: Sports Hall of Fame
Greg Hammond with JMCSS joined our show to talk about the 39th annual Jackson-Madison County Sports Hall of Fame.
Robert Low donates $4 million to Bethel University to celebrate family legacy, love for education
Bethel University is proud to announce a transformative $4 million gift from philanthropist and businessman, Robert Low and Prime, Inc.
Family receives new home through Habitat for Humanity in Gibson County
One organization fulfills their mission statement by providing a home for a local family.
Auditions for 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' are open
The "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is coming to The Ned and they need talented actors and actresses to help bring the story to life.
Storm recap, tips to prevent water damage
It's set to be a wild week for weather in West Tennessee. We have an update on Sunday night's storm damage as well as tips on prepping for extreme rainfall.
Financial Empowerment Center opens in Martin
An exciting dedication was held Monday morning in Martin.
Springtime means hummingbirds are returning to West TN
Hummingbirds have found their way back to West Tennessee.
Augustine School holds monthly "Mommy and Me" reading event
A local school welcomes the community for a special, spring-themed event.
City councilman calls attention to illegal dumping in his district
One local councilman takes to social media after he catches someone illegally dumping trash in his district.
Shiloh among battlefields saved through preservation funds awarded in 2025
The Tennessee Wars Commission, the Tennessee Historical Commission division responsible for preserving the state’s significant military history, has announced the Civil War Sites Preservation Fund (CWSPF) grant recipients for Fiscal Year 2025.
UPDATE: Still Missing: What Happened to Johnny Kent Travis?
A look into the December 2020 disappearance of Johnny Kent Travis.
Greater Jackson Chamber receives 5-Star Accreditation
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Awards the Greater Jackson Chamber with 5-Star Accreditation
Gospel Light Baptist Church presents its Hometown Hero service
One local church is honoring first responders with a special service.
