Young Entrepreneur's Market offers a unique opportunity to local youth
One event coming up in the Hub City is giving young people a space to showcase their budding businesses.
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Leaders Credit Union receives Philosophy-in-Action, Financial Education awards
Leaders Credit Union, a member-owned financial cooperative based in Jackson, Tennessee, has won the Louise Herring Philosophy-in-Action Member Service Award and the Desjardins Financial Education Award from the Tennessee Credit Union League.
Early voting for Aug. 1 State & Federal Primaries begins July 12
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett reminds all registered Tennessee voters to utilize the early voting period and cast their ballot for the Aug. 1 State and Federal Primary and State and County Elections.
City of Lexington discusses potential tax increase in budget meeting
Meetings continue for the City of Lexington as they work toward passing a city budget for fiscal year 2025.
'The Addams Family a New Musical' is coming to The Ned
The curtain is getting ready to rise for an upcoming performance.
New club president and 'Rotarian of the Year' selected in JRC meeting
Wednesday's Jackson Rotary Club meeting recognized Carolyn Vaughan as their 'Rotarian of the Year.'
Lifeline Blood Services offers chance to win 2022 Ford Bronco Sport, more
Every drop makes a difference! Lifeline held a blood drive today at Jackson City Hall.
Arraignments for local officials held in Gibson County, both accused of misappropriating funds
Two separate arraignments for local officials were held at Gibson County Circuit Court Wednesday.
Head of Jackson Budget Committee addresses budget concerns
We spoke to head of the budget committee, Frank McMeen, regarding the City of Jackson's proposed budget.
Expert shares ways to protect your information and avoid 'skimming' fraud
One local sheriff's office recently warned residents to be aware of a new theft that's happening at the pump and ATMs.
Jackson Rotary Club presents checks to local non-profits
The Jackson Rotary Club presented checks to partner non-profits at their meeting Wednesday.
Jackson Parks and Rec prepares for annual Civic Pride award ceremony
After months of nominations, submissions and judging, an annual event returns to the Hub City.
JMCSS to host uniform clothing drive starting July 15
Jackson Madison County School System is hosting a uniform clothing drive for students in need.
Fort Campbell soldier found dead in home was stabbed nearly 70 times, autopsy shows
An autopsy shows that a Fort Campbell soldier found dead in her home had been stabbed nearly 70 times.
Love Your Block seeks participation in 'Housing Repair Needs' survey
"Over the past few years, Love Your Block has assisted in multiple exterior home repairs throughout our city," said Abby Palmer, City of Jackson, TN Neighborhood Services Director. "This survey will assist us in shaping effective home repair assistance programs."
