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Shiloh National Military Park hosts "Monuments with Meaning" bike tour
Shiloh National Military Park is having a ranger-led bike ride this Saturday, June 15. The “Monuments with Meaning” bike tour will take bikers on a five-mile ride of the park to learn about Confederate monuments at Shiloh. Registration is required ahead of Saturday morning's tour.
As a Tennessee business owner, here's how Congress can lighten Main Street's tax burden
W. Brooks Shaw is the president of The Old Country Store and Casey Jones Village, a third-generation family-owned restaurant and tourism site in Jackson, Tennessee. Since the age of 15, I’ve worked in the hustle and bustle of a restaurant kitchen and tourism attraction. I’ve experienced the warmth of...
NOW HIRING: Jackson Madison County School System seeks teachers, other staffers
The Jackson Madison County School System is hiring for positions before the start of the fall session. Positions include teachers for all levels, support staff, transportation, and food services. Experience and educational requirements vary. JMCSS has these openings in locations across the county.
Scotts Hill’s Crawford on A Band Trip of a Lifetime
For most high school band students summer camp usually means a lot of practice, marching, and improving on their musical abilities, but for one Scotts Hill band member, it includes seeing the world. Grace Crawford’s clarinet abilities show just how far she has come since an asthma attack put her on life support in Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital at the age of four. Grace’s mother, Shray, said serious…
Flag Day ceremony begins at 7 p.m. Friday at Gene Record Park
American Legion Davidson-Haltom Post 157 and Henderson Boy Scout Troop 25 will co-host a solemn flag retirement ceremony beginning at 7 p.m. on Flag Day, Friday, June 14, at the north end of Gene Record Memorial Park off 600 N. Church Avenue in Henderson. The public is invited. The somber...
Carnegie exhibit features memorabilia from original House of Blues
JACKSON, Tenn. — A local attraction may be considered one of the best kept secrets. The Carnegie Museum has some exhibits and attractions you may not have even known about. Located on East College Street in downtown Jackson, you can discover things about Jackson and West Tennessee music that make the region unique.
Jackson Animal Care Center reaches maximum capacity
JACKSON, Tenn. — Ever thought about adopting a new furry friend? Now’s the time. We spoke with the Director of Animal Services for the City of Jackson, Whitney Owen, who told us the Animal Care Center is at maximum capacity. Owen says the issue is caused by irresponsible...
It's Pride Month in America; does West Tennessee join in the celebration?
June is Pride Month: a time for people in the LGBTQ community to celebrate and take pride in who they are. But do people in Jackson feel the pride?. Keith Davis is a native of West Tennessee and a member of the LGBTQ community. Davis was born before the gay liberation movement and did not truly embrace his sexuality until he moved away from Jackson.
Community Calendar - June 13
Here’s a look at upcoming events in Jackson and West Tennessee. Join The Greater Jackson Chamber and its Emerging Leaders program for their next Emerging Leaders event. Co-hosted by United Way of West Tennessee. Come enjoy a taste of Lexington, with a small concert, pontoon boat rides, kayaking, food and more. Admission is $25 for Chamber members and $35 for future members.
Abby Stutts named head coach of FHU Lady Lions Basketball
Freed-Hardeman University Athletic Director Jonathan Estes did not have to look long or far to fill the head coaching position for the Lady Lion basketball team, removing the interim tag and elevating Abby Stutts to be just the sixth head coach in 45 years. “Abby is a star! She values...
Jackson’s Symphony on the Move takes show on road to Huntingdon
Jackson’s Symphony on the Move will be in Huntingdon this week. Symphony on the Move is a free concert series that features jazz music from an ensemble group of musicians. The free concert will be at the Huntingdon Court Square Thursday, June 13, at 6:30 p.m.
Latest buzz! Ag Center to celebrate Pollinator Week with exciting events
JACKSON, Tenn. — Summer is almost here which means you might be spending time out in the garden or in flower beds. One local resource is here to help you. The West Tennessee Ag Research and Education Center on Airways Boulevard in west Jackson has some upcoming events. The...
UT Gardens, Jackson, Hosts Perennial and Flowering Shrubs Sale
University of Tennessee Gardens, Jackson, is hosting the Perennial and Flowering Shrubs Sale on Wednesday, June 12, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center. The sale will feature over 80 varieties of plants including reblooming daylilies and hydrangeas, salvia, the Summerific series...
New sidewalk in Art District in Downtown Jackson touches on musical history
Tennessee has a rich musical heritage and the city of Jackson is a part of it. We talked with Our Jackson Home which is sharing that message downtown on the street. New sidewalk in downtown Jackson touches on city's musical history. Tennessee has a rich musical heritage and the city...
Lane College President to step down in July
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Lane College Board of Trustees and Dr. Logan Hampton announced on Monday Dr. Hampton’s plans to step down as College President effective July 31, 2024. In a press release from Lane College, Dr. Hampton reflected on his decade of service and issued the following statement: I celebrate the accomplishments and achievements […]
Father’s Day gift ideas your dad will love
JACKSON, Tenn. — Father’s Day is right around the corner. Whether your dad likes to golf, grill, go fishing, or just have fun outdoors, there’s a gift for every type of dad. Here are some ideas from Academy Sports and Outdoors. Fishing shirts, fishing gear and kayaks...
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