Local gym continues to offer online classes
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Gyms and fitness centers are allowed to reopen in the Hub City, but people are sticking with other alternatives since the COVID-19 pandemic. Elverna Cain is a fitness instructor…
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Committee to discuss reopening of colleges
JACKSON, Tenn. -- College and university presidents of a Senate committee will meet Thursday to discuss reopening campuses in the fall. Dr. Logan Hampton of Lane College says, without a doubt, Lane…
Fleet Feet holds second annual 5K
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Several participants laced up to take part in the Big Run 5K Wednesday evening, which was also National Running Day. Fleet Feet is a company that is known for…
Nonprofit to host third annual Crawfest
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Scarlet Rope Project announced it is hosting its third annual Crawfest fundraiser. In a news release, Scarlet Rope says the Crawfest will be on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Scarlet Rope says proceeds from…
Construction begins on long-awaited monument
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The long-awaited Seven Pillars Monument in east Jackson is under construction. "I conceived this sculpture to tell the story of seven prominent African-Americans in the history of Jackson-Madison County,"…
New business emerges in Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The coronavirus pandemic forced many businesses to shutter either temporarily or permanently. Jackson native Chase Walker went against this trend. He opened his new vintage store, The Lost Reserve. "Our…
Hundreds receive meals through Savannah food bank
SAVANNAH, Tenn. -- Food banks been around for years. However, in times of crisis they are even more important. Cans were stacked as high as as the ceiling, and the fridge…
Juvenile charged in April accidental shooting
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Jackson police have confirmed a juvenile is now facing charges in connection with an accidental shooting in April. Police confirmed Wednesday the juvenile has been charged with reckless homicide in the April 25 death of Kontravis Bond,…
Local university temporarily suspends ACT, SAT requirement
MCKENZIE, Tenn. -- In response to the recent global pandemic, a local university is removing standardized test requirements for its fall semester. A news release from Bethel University says ACT and SAT test requirements will not be required for the…
Officials applaud those following guidelines, warn against letting guard down
JACKSON, Tenn. -- We now have 178 total COVID-19 cases in Madison County. "161 of those cases have fully recovered, and there are seven of those cases that are feeling better and…
24,822 COVID-19 cases confirmed in TN, 388 deaths, 1,829 hospitalizations
The Tennessee Department of Health confirmed a total of 24,822 cases of COVID-19 in the state on Wednesday, June 3. In addition, 388 people have died and 1,829 have been hospitalized. Another 16,319 have recovered. The report shows the following…
Trenton man charged in connection with Milan fatal shooting
MILAN, Tenn. -- Milan police have confirmed a Trenton man is in custody after a fatal shooting in Milan last month. Police say 26-year-old Demarion Mayberry, known as "Smurf," is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Corinthian Gunn.…
2 indicted on coercion, retaliation charges in murder case
RIPLEY, Tenn. -- Two Lauderdale County men are facing charges in connection with a social media post related to a double murder case. According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, agents with the TBI and ATF joined the Ripley Police…
Tennessee man catches 103-pound catfish
MARION COUNTY, Tenn. -- David Anderson has been fishing for 38 years, but Saturday evening, he caught something he was not expecting. Anderson went fishing on Nickajack Reservoir around 9 p.m., saying he likes to fish after all the boating…
178 COVID-19 cases confirmed in Madison County
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department has confirmed two new cases of COVID-19 in Madison County, bringing the total to 178. The health department says the two most recent cases are a 23-year-old woman and an 18-year-old…
