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Family seeks help in search for missing man
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. — One man has been missing for 21 days, his family is asking for help from the community. 54-year-old Joe Cantrell has been missing since June 25. According to Cantrell’s sister, Jennifer Jones, Cantrell has been reported missing to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office.
Three Jackson-Madison students relish in reading rewards as district ELA scores improve
Three lucky students from the Jackson-Madison County School System were rewarded for their achievement in reading, or a combined total of more than 14,000 minutes spent reading books. As part of the district's "Leap Up for Literacy" campaign, students and teachers alike were encouraged to read 20 minutes per day for 40 weekdays. ...
State Rep. candidates campaign at JEC meeting
JACKSON, Tenn. — With Election Day approaching, two candidates took the opportunity to campaign. The Jackson Exchange Club hosted a special meeting at the Doubletree Hotel. This meeting allowed the District 73 State Representative candidates, incumbent Chris Todd and former Madison County Mayor Jimmy Harris, to campaign to the club members as well as visitors.
Greater Jackson Chamber announces Leadership University participants
Greater Jackson Chamber Announces 2024-2025 Leadership University Class Participants. JACKSON, TENN., July 17, 2024 – The Greater Jackson Chamber is pleased to announce the selected applicants for its 2024-2025 Leadership University class, a leadership development program for high school juniors in Jackson-Madison County. The new class kicked off their...
Poplar Heights Baptist Church to host 2nd annual ‘Recovery Roundup’
JACKSON, Tenn. — Poplar Heights Baptist Church and Day of Recovery prepare for the 2nd annual Recovery Roundup. Hosted at the church on 1980 Hollywood Dr, the event will be July 27. Church leaders say it’s a day of testimonies on how the lord can help in overcoming addictions....
Students earn $500 gift cards after completing reading challenge
JACKSON, Tenn. — A local school superintendent rewards students for their efforts. Jackson-Madison County School System Superintendent, Dr. Marlon King, joined the ‘Leap Up for Literacy’ winners and their parents for a shopping spree this afternoon. Each student was given a $500 dollar gift card to spend...
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