Union to host Faith in the Marketplace Feb. 3
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Union University is hosting a special guest in February. The university says its McAfee School of Business will be hosting Frank Harrison for its annual Faith in the Marketplace…
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JACKSON, Tenn. -- Union University is hosting a special guest in February. The university says its McAfee School of Business will be hosting Frank Harrison for its annual Faith in the Marketplace…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Human trafficking is the second largest criminal industry in the world, and could be taking place right under your nose. The month of January is recognized as Human Trafficking…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and there are some things you can learn to help save a life. “Human trafficking continues to affect every corner of our state,” said Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner Dr.…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Jackson City Council is still finalizing where the money from the American Rescue Plan will go. While there are a few items that still need to be…
This week's Cat of the Week from the Jackson Animal Care Center is Monarch! Monarch is a senior kitty at 12-years-old. And he is also a diabetic. His medical needs are…
This week's Dog of the Week is Shuggs! Shuggs is a senior Lab Mix. This pretty girl is around 10-years-old. She does well being around children, dogs and also cats. Shuggs…
KENTON, Tenn.-- Cities across West Tennessee are still recovering from last month's tornado. It has been almost a month since several areas were hit by a tornado. Kenton is one of those areas…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Have a favorite state park? Now you can "vote" to show it! Staff at Seven Islands State Birding Park planted a field of zinnias with funds received from last year’s My TN State…
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JACKSON, Tenn. -- Blood donation centers are in need of your help now more than ever. LIFELINE Blood Services is seeing extremely low donations in blood this week. Usually bringing in 500 units per week, donations have been slashed into…
The following schools are closed or will have Distance/Remote learning on Thursday, Jan. 6. Alamo City Schools Bells City Schools Benton County Schools Bradford Special School District Carroll Academy Carroll County Schools Crockett County Schools Chester County Schools Christ Classical…
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. -- Winter has finally arrived in West Tennessee, and it is already giving us a few transportation concerns. But with the beginning of the season, how prepared are those around…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- LIFELINE Blood Services is reporting a major lack in blood donations. LIFELINE is asking the public to donate blood to help fight this crisis. You can always visit LIFELINE Blood Services at 183 Sterling Farm Drive in…
Would you prefer the City of Jackson use the $5.6 million to buy additional industrial land, or for other purposes around the city? [poll id="449"] Additionally, should Jackson city leaders give voters and citizens of Jackson a chance to weigh-in…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- City leaders are preparing to decide how they'll spend almost $7 million in tax dollars from the federal American Rescue Plan. The City of Jackson plans to spend $750,000 to…
DRESDEN, Tenn. -- A local town is mourning the loss of a historical place of worship. Almost a month ago, Dresden First United Methodist Church was ready for prayer and fellowship. But three weeks…
PARIS, Tenn. -- The Henry County Medical Center is aiming for everyone to have access to a healthier year in 2022. According to a news release, the center is offering nutrition counseling, classes on living with chronic conditions, and a…
GIBSON CO., Tenn. -- After weeks of preparations the day is finally here, the Gibson County Mass Band has made their way to Pasadena, California for the Rose Parade. “It's just absolutely…
This week's Pet of the Week from the Hero West Rescue is Max! Max came to us right before Christmas, after his owner could no longer care for him. Max is…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Another year has come and gone, and WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News is highlighting the stories that made the year 2021 unique. In January of 2021, the first of the COVID-19…
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