'Shooting Hunger' event raises money, draws crowds in Carroll County
It's time to put your aim to the test! The Carroll County Shooting Sports Park is kicking off their "Shooting Hunger" event Friday.
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Crockett County man opens up flower garden he started with late wife
A Crockett County man has opened his flower garden to the public.
United Way West TN celebrates year of impact
United Way of West Tennessee recently hosted their annual Celebration Breakfast to celebrate and recognize local companies and volunteers.
MSYC to host 41st annual fish fry event
Mid-South Youth Camp will once again host its popular fish fry fundraising event to benefit the well-loved Christian camp.
Mayor speaks out on budget concerns
Mayor Scott Conger hosted a livestream Thursday afternoon to speak to viewers about the proposed FY25 budget.
Sheriff's Dept. warns of skimmer devices found at local stores
The Henderson County Sheriff's Department is issuing an alert to the community.
Supreme Court upholds a gun control law intended to protect domestic violence victims
The Supreme Court has upheld a federal gun control law that’s intended to protect domestic violence victims.
DA’s Fugitive Friday: Kavarsia Watkins wanted in Gibson County
Kavarsia Watkins is wanted out of Gibson County Circuit Court for failure to appear, aggravated assault and reckless endangerment.
City leaders discuss budget needs, hear concerns during Thursday's meeting
City leaders agreed to workshop Thursday's budget meeting and instead listened to more city leaders regarding their needs for the budget.
Contestants take stage for night 2 of Miss Volunteer America Pageant
50 young ladies continue to shine bright on night two of the Miss Volunteer America Pageant.
What the Tech: Heat and Smartphones
Protecting Your Smartphone from the Summer Heat The summer solstice marks the onset of the hottest days of the year, and while we often worry about our phones getting wet at the…
Allen Samuels Hyundai celebrates grand reopening
It's expansion time for Allen Samuels Hyundai here in the Hub City.
Fundraiser brings community together in support of grieving family
One family receives some help from the community following a tragic loss earlier this year.
Jackson City Council postpones budget meeting amid uncertainty
The Jackson City Council held a meeting Thursday morning to take the first of two votes needed to pass fiscal year 2025 budget.
Retirement luncheon celebrates police chief's 41 years of service
A retirement luncheon was held today for Chief Don Teal of the Martin Police Department.
