Star Center to receive 20% of food sales at Red Robin Thursday
All day Thursday (7/10) the Star Center will receive 20% of all food sales at Red Robin.
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Annual gospel event brings faith and music to the Hub City
One classic music event returns to bring a joyful noise to the Hub City.
Tennessee Highway Patrol hosts job recruitment event
One law enforcement agency held a job recruitment for their hiring period.
Improvements coming to east Jackson with city's strategic plan
Residents in east Jackson can look forward to some much needed improvements in the area as the Community Redevelopment Agency has finalized its plans.
What's New Wednesday: Studio 45 Tattoo
A new tattoo shop has opened its doors in Gibson County.
Horizons camp underway at Freed-Hardeman University
A local university is hosting an annual event.
School uniforms, supplies needed for Madison County foster care children
In Madison County, 71 children are in foster care. The Madison County Foster Association will be providing school uniforms and supplies for 48 of them, and they're asking for help from the community.
Jackson to launch 'Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Competition'
A new competition is coming to the Hub City for students and professionals in the building profession.
2 arrested on several drug charges during home search
A man and woman were taken into custody after a search revealed several illicit drugs.
West Tennessee’s live music lineup: July 9-15
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
MIDDAY GUEST: 5th Annual Giraffe Awards Gala
Twana Miller and Kenneth Hollis joined our show to share details on the 5th Annual Giraffe Awards Gala.
Salvation Army to host 'Stuff the Bus' at participating Walmart stores
The Salvation Army Jackson Corps is launching its 2025 “Stuff the Bus” campaign.
Arrest made in connection to arson
Authorities confirm an arrest has been made in connection to an arson.
Chester Co. Budget Committee deliberates on proposed tax increase
After deliberating and making cuts, one local budget committee comes to an agreement.
Selmer residents concerned with city's storm damage cleanup plan
Selmer is still picking up the pieces due to catastrophic storm damage from earlier this year, but as they try to move forward issues have arisen.
