Bolivar native set to hold his concert debut
BOLIVAR, Tenn. -- One singer and songwriter is making a return to his hometown in west Tennessee for his concert debut. Bolivar native, Charmaine Tyrelle, will be performing live at the Luez theater…
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What The Tech with Jamey Tucker
Do tangled wires and messy power strips plague your desk? You're not alone. I don’t consider myself to be a neat freak, but keeping electronics organized is a constant battle. I doubt…
FHU hosts guest musician, violinist Dr. Christina McGann
HENDERSON, Tenn. -- Music filled the air in Henderson as Freed-Hardeman University hosted violist and violinist Dr. Christina McGann. She was Monday night's featured performer in the FHU guest artist recital series. The…
Governor Lee visits Tennessee National Guard ahead of their deployment to the Texas southern border
MILLINGTON, Tenn.-- Saturday, Governor Lee and other lawmakers visited the first wave of National Guard soldiers in Millington ahead of their deployment. "These men and women are here leaving their families to be apart…
Secretary Hargett, Division of Elections remind voters to text to report suspected fraud during March 5th election
PRESS RELEASE FROM TENNESSEE SECRETARY OF STATE: NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Ahead of tomorrow's Presidential Preference and County Primaries, Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett and the Division of Elections want to remind all registered voters casting a ballot they have…
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority chapter marks 85 Years in Jackson with awards ceremony.
JACKSON, Tenn. -- One organization is celebrating 85 years of being a part of the Hub City community Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, Gamma Alpha Omega Chapter, celebrated 85 years of being apart…
JMCSS hosts meeting to discuss Tennessee 3rd grade Retention Law
JACKSON, Tenn. -- A local school board has expressed their concern for students in preparation for the state-wide testing period. The Jackson Madison County School System has a meeting in place for…
Authorities investigate series of shootings in Jackson, urging public's assistance
UPDATE (3/13/24): Adult, 2 juveniles arrested following robbery, shooting at Post House apartments JACKSON, Tenn. -- Authorities are looking for information regarding three shootings that took place over…
JRPD hosts 2nd annual Bowls for The Hungry event
JACKSON, Tenn. -- One event gives the community the opportunity to buy a bowl for a cause. Jackson Recreation and Parks Ceramics will host their 2nd annual Bowls for The Hungry event.…
Chester County School hosts successful career day
CHESTER COUNTY, Tenn. -- Chester County Alternative School hosted a career day today featuring 21 vendors, along with 4 branches of military. The event was located in the school's gym and was a great…
Step into the glitz and glamour of the Roaring Twenties at the 3rd annual Fur Ball
PRESS RELEASE FROM CITY OF JACKSON: JACKSON, Tenn. – Prepare to be transported back to the era of flappers and jazz as Jackson Animal Care Center (JACC) invites you to the 3rd Annual Fur…
Important changes and voting information for Madison County
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Super Tuesday is right around the corner, and we want to provide some details for you before you cast your ballot. Early voting recently closed, however, you still have some…
Judge upholds Tennessee law to stop crossover voting in primaries. Critics say the law is too vague.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judge in Nashville on Monday dismissed a challenge to a Tennessee law aimed at making sure primary voters are “bona fide” members of the party they are voting for. Former Ambassador to Poland and…
Pothole repairs update
PRESS RELEASE FROM TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) crews continue working around the clock repairing potholes along interstates and state routes caused by January’s record winter storm. The statewide effort is using all…
Bethel University hires new President
PRESS RELEASE FROM BETHEL UNIVERSITY: March 4, 2024—McKenzie, TN | Bethel University’s Board of Trustees has selected Perry Moulds, Ph.D., to serve as the university’s president, effective July 1, 2024. An experienced higher education professional, Moulds currently serves as senior assistant…
