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Redemption Road Rescue hosts Cowboy Canter 5K

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Runners in downtown Jackson braved the rain and laced up their sneakers for the Cowboy Canter 5K, hosted by Redemption Road Rescue. "The rain is holding off, and we are very…

American Legion Post 77 celebrates 100th birthday

Lexington, Tenn. -- The American Legion Post 77 in Lexington celebrated its birthday on Saturday. Members of the post and the community gathered for some birthday fun. Everyone in attendance celebrated with birthday…

Museum celebrates Casey Jones's birthday

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Casey Jones Railroad and Museum held a special celebration on Saturday. They celebrated the birth and legend of one of America's most famous train engineers, Casey Jones. They celebrated…

Jackson police arrest, charge suspect in hit-and-run incident

JACKSON, Tenn. -- Jackson police say they have arrested a suspect in last weekend’s hit-and-run incident. 28-year-old Brandon Tyler Wall has been arrested and charged, according to a news release from the Jackson Police Department. Last Sunday, Randavious Deberry was…

Gibson hires first ever K9 officer

GIBSON, Tenn. -- A police department gains a new recruit, the first of his kind. "It definitely will be an asset to the department. We've got a nose that will find the…

5K benefits Redemption Road Rescue

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Fifith Annual Cowboy Canter 5K/ 1 Mile Walk kicks off Saturday at the Lift in downtown Jackson. On day registration starts at 8 a.m. The 5K starts at 9 a.m. and will benefit Redemption Road Rescue.…

City of Jackson takes more steps to prevent sickness

JACKSON, Tenn. -- More steps are being taken to prevent the spread of sickness in Jackson. In a news release, Mayor Scott Conger announced that all government public events and meetings will be suspended until April 12. In addition, all…

Tips on preparing for coronavirus self-quarantine

JACKSON, Tenn. -- As coronavirus fears ramp up across the nation, many are considering either self-quarantining or isolating themselves inside their homes. If you choose to do that, here are tips on…

Tennessee Supreme Court limits judicial proceedings

HUMBOLDT, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Supreme Court suspended all in-person judicial proceedings until March 31 in response to COVID-19 on Friday. A news release from the Gibson County General Sessions Court says pending court hearings and case reviews in the…

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