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Ribbon cutting held for new playground at Fred Young park
Tuesday, Madison County celebrated a new addition with a ribbon cutting.
City of Martin public safety holds National Night Out
The City of Martin public safety celebrated their national night out on Tuesday.
Public nuisance petition filed on Humboldt facility
The former Walmart facility in Humboldt, now known as Moss Enterprises, is under a public nuisance petition.
Library offering many activities for kids amid Fall break
As students across the Hub City take a week off from school, one local information center offers activities for students to enjoy.
Fun Day coming to Sheltering Tree Ranch this weekend
Mark your calendars! The Sheltering Tree Ranch Family Fun Day is taking place October 12.
Bethel University's Homecoming week kicks off October 27
It's almost time for one local college to celebrate "all things Bethel."
McKenzie native, Bill Gaither band member celebrates 'Band of the Year' win
One band is recognized in a national magazine.
Freed-Hardeman reaches milestone in student retention
A local university celebrates a milestone being accomplished for the first time ever.
SWHRA launches student leadership program
Southwest Human Resource Agency has it's first student leadership program.
Reducing health care costs during open enrollment
As the annual open enrollment season approaches, a concerning finding sheds light on a health issue that affects millions of Americans.
'Faith & Family Night' to feature Pam Tebow as keynote speaker
The annual fundraiser for Child Evangelism Fellowship is coming soon.
2 women face drug charges involving fentanyl
Two women are facing drug charges involving fentanyl in separate cases.
Questions remain about several crimes this year in Jackson
Over the past few months, we have been to the scene of multiple police crimes in Jackson.
Control the path and power of hurricanes like Milton? Forget it, scientists say
In the wake of hurricanes that have disrupted lives for millions in the U.S., some people may wonder if extreme weather events could be somehow controlled.
