Martin community launches campaign to buy firefighters new breathing equipment
A community campaign launched this week in Martin is raising money to purchase new breathing equipment for local firefighters, organizers say.
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A community campaign launched this week in Martin is raising money to purchase new breathing equipment for local firefighters, organizers say.
The Madison County Election Commission met Thursday to finalize details for the upcoming primary election, including early voting dates, hours, and location.
A father and veteran in McNairy County returned home from a nine month deployment to Germany recently and was able to surprise his children during an assembly at Bethel Springs Elementary School.
Women in West Tennessee came together Thursday to award $15,000 in grants to two local nonprofits.
'Don’t Forget Her’: 25 Years After Bethany Markowski Vanished, Tennessee Marks Missing Children’s Day With New Safety Efforts.
Federal safety officials say distracted driving is claiming thousands of lives on American roads each year.
To celebrate the upcoming retirement of Professor Emerita Laquita Thomson, Freed-Hardeman University will present her exhibition, “20 Years: A Retrospective,” in the Bulliner-Clayton Visual Arts Center, March 12-April 15.
Local educator and community leader Allan Hess has officially announced his candidacy for County Commissioner, District 2.
Kay Jewelers will soon have a new home.
What's New Wednesday: New 2 U Ride
It’s time to recognize a Community Champion, an honor given to people making a positive impact in the community, in partnership with Leaders Credit Union.
A Carroll County caregiver faces charges of TennCare fraud and identity theft following an investigation by special agents with the Medicaid Fraud Control Division (MCFD) of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
The Miss Volunteer organization is returning to Jackson for another pageant season, bringing thousands of visitors to the area, according to Visit Jackson.
Local businesses in Dresden are hosting a two-day spring open house this weekend, with special promotions, giveaways, and sales across participating shops on the square.
The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee is pleased to announce that Brian C. Lea was sworn in on March 2, 2026, as a United States District Judge.