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Open house being held for business owners

JACKSON, Tenn. -- An open house is being held to help business owners grow. On April 21, the Jackson-Madison County African American Chamber of Commerce is hosting an open house event, where they will share their vision, share how they…

JMCSS spring showcase set for April 15

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Jackson-Madison County School System says their Spring Showcase is coming up. The Spring Fine Arts Festival, which is set for April 15, will showcase artwork from…

Medina native interns for state legislator

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A Medina native has been interning for one of our state's lawmakers. Virginia “Nikki” McFarland has been working as a legislative intern for Sen. Ken Yager, of Kingston, according to a news release. Her work with the…

New talent center opened on local campus

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The community joined together for a celebration as students in a local college were granted a new opportunity. "This is a great morning for a grand opening of…

Madison Academic: London Tubbs

London Tubbs Music Business, University of Memphis - Cheer Why did you first choose your sport? I chose my sport because of its family feel and the energy that is brought to every game. Being able to support my school…

Madison Academic: Christian Bryson

Christian Bryson Meteorology, UT Martin - Basketball Why did you first choose your sport? I chose to play basketball because I remember as a little kid the amusement and excitement I had in watching my favorite stars play and I…

Madison Academic: Asiah Haynes

Asiah Haynes Biology, Murray State - Basketball, Track & Cross Country  Why did you first choose your sport? It brings me so much joy and gives me confidence. It has helped me become a better leader and person, overall. Are…

Rocky Top Honey opens for business in Trenton

TRENTON, Tenn. -- A new business has opened its doors in the Trenton community. Rocky Top Honey is a boutique "specializing in UT apparel, accessories, and gifts, as well as neutral items for those that aren’t on the UT…

Police: Louisville shooter legally bought gun a week ago

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Police say the shooter who opened fire at a Louisville bank legally bought the weapon a week ago. Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel said at a Tuesday news conference that bank employee Connor Sturgeon…

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