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100 Women Who Care announce grant applications for local nonprofits

100 Women Who Care: West Tennessee is accepting applications from local nonprofits for their annual grant awards.

What the Tech: CES Day One AI - Google Drive

As the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 kicks off in Las Vegas, it's clear that artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword—it's becoming an integral part of our daily lives in ways we might not have imagined.

Jackson Choral Society rehearsals begin

The Jackson Choral Society holds its first rehearsal kick off event.

The Ned's Teen Theatre kicks off auditions for 'Macbeth'

Calling all young actors and actresses! One local theater is holding auditions for a classic play.

Trading Post and Gun Doctor holds ribbon cutting ceremony

One business welcomed customers to a special ceremony Monday.

Hub City organizations partner to create temporary warming shelter

The City of Jackson is partnering up with multiple organizations throughout the Hub City for temporary warming shelter efforts.

Progress over perfection: Advice for 2025 health goals

New Year's resolutions can be daunting but what if the secret to success was progress, not perfection?

Body found on Westover Road identified

On January 3, 2025, the Jackson Police Department discovered a body during an active investigation near the 900 block of Westover Road.

Tips for staying safe, warm as cold temperatures continue

With freezing temperatures this week, here are a few ways to keep yourself safe and avoid hazards that are common around this time of year.

Expert advice on protecting plants during cold weather

As the weather drops, here is some expert advice for protecting plants during cold weather.

How to verify sources, avoid donation scams when supporting victims

Many people are still mourning the tragedy that occurred in New Orleans just a few days ago. We have found some tips if you plan to help or make donations to the victims and their families.

Tips for making digital wellness a family priority

This holiday season, kids will get a lot of devices at a time when online safety continues to be more challenging. Here are expert tips to make digital wellness a family priority.