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Waste collection delayed for Labor Day holiday

JACKSON. Tenn. -- Waste Management will observe the Labor Day holiday on Monday, which means your trash pick up may be affected. According to city officials, garbage collection will be…

Racing for rescue horse show gears up in Milan

MILAN, Tenn --  Beyond Bars animal rescue group hosted its 2nd racing for rescue horse show Sunday. The holiday weekend gave community members a chance to get out of the house,…

Highway Patrol on high alert this Labor Day weekend

JACKSON, Tenn. -- This holiday weekend is anything but restful for the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Troopers are working overtime to make sure travelers stay safe over the long weekend, and they want…

Truck crashes into Dresden restaurant

DRESDEN, Tenn.-- First responders said a Nissan truck crashed into the side of a restaurant Saturday morning. Brad Copley shared photos with WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News. He said the truck was traveling…

Hundreds enjoy demolition derby at Gibson Co. fair

TRENTON, Tenn.--A smashing show closed out the Gibson county fair Saturday night. Hundreds filled the arena for the demolition derby. Spectators enjoyed the show as drivers rammed their cars into one another…

23rd annual soybean festival gets underway

MARTIN, Tenn -- The 23rd annual soybean festival in Martin is underway, and people are already excited. This west Tennessee tradition is a town favorite. Folks started their morning at the farmers…

Abrupt changes in leadership at JSCC

JACKSON, Tenn -- After almost 13 years leading Jackson State Community College, a private vote by faculty and staff this week ended Dr. Bruce Blanding's tenure as president, five months early. "We…

Woman charged with using hammer, Mace in assault

JACKSON, Tenn. -- A woman appeared Friday in Jackson City Court on accusations of attacking another woman with a hammer. Felicia McElrath is accused of attacking the woman last week. The victim told police that as…

Tennessee Lottery breaks sales records

NASHVILLE -- The Tennessee Lottery is seeing a record-breaking number of sales. The new fiscal year started in July, and officials say total sales are 9.3 percent ahead of the same time last year. These past two months are also the highest…

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