Potholes across the Hub City continue to affect its residents
Potholes have been a big topic of discussion in the West Tennessee area. While efforts are being made, citizens are still dealing with several potholes in the community.
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Comedic stage play 'Her Needs, His Needs' is coming to The Ned
A comedic masterpiece with a bold theme of redemption is coming to Jackson.
Early Voting begins in West Tennessee
Early voting for the State and Federal Primary and General Elections has started in West Tennessee
DA’s Fugitive Friday: Bobby Jordan wanted for burglary, theft
Bobby Jordan, 44 years old has an active failure to appear in Haywood County Circuit Court at Brownsville. Mr. Jordan has pending felony burglary and theft charges.
FHU nursing students earn 100 percent NCLEX pass rate for sixth consecutive year
For the sixth year in a row, Freed-Hardeman University nursing students from the Henderson cohort have achieved a 100% first-time pass rate for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX).
Lane College announces selection of new interim president
The Lane College Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Donald W. Comer as Interim President, effective August 1, 2024.
Shiloh National Military Park's superintendent shares future plans for park
Catherine Bragaw, with Shiloh National Military Park, celebrates a year of being the camps superintendent, and discusses future plans for the park.
Madison County Sheriff’s Office warns of scam calls impersonating law enforcement
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) is issuing a warning to residents regarding a resurgence of scam calls targeting individuals within Madison County.
Bethel University announces several job cuts, program closures
Bethel University has announced that it has made the decision to lay off several employees and close certain programs to ensure sustainability.
Expert discusses rising Covid cases and new variant in West Tennessee
There's a spike in Covid cases within Tennessee and a new variant of the disease is part of a growing issue.
Union University hosts faith-based 'Fuge Camps'
One local university hosts students from across the country for a faith based summer camp.
'Jackson Sings the Gospel' continues for day two in the Hub City
Community members come from near and far to enjoy praise and worship during one event in the Hub City.
Local artist announces release of upcoming EP called 'Changes'
If you love music, one local artist wants you to tune in and support his songs.
Jackson Fire Department to hold 3rd annual 'Patriots’ Day Memorial Stair Climb'
The Jackson Fire Department announces its 3rd annual 'Patriots' Day Memorial Stair Climb.'
Young Entrepreneur's Market offers a unique opportunity to local youth
One event coming up in the Hub City is giving young people a space to showcase their budding businesses.
