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Google showcases latest breakthroughs during ‘Made by Google’ event
JACKSON, Tenn. — Wednesday’s ‘Made by Google’ event, showcased the latest breakthroughs in Google’s Gemini era. Four new pixel phones have been released that have Gemini, a built in AI assistant. With Gemini Live, you can talk directly to the AI in a conversational way,...
Carol Benjamin of Arlington Elementary School is this week’s Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week
Carol Benjamin of Arlington Elementary School is this week’s Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week. Ms. Benjamin loves to teach because she loves making a difference in the lives of her students. Congratulations, Ms. Carol Benjamin!If you’d like to nominate a Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week, you can do so by following this link.
D.A. demands action after latest James’ Lounge shooting; club could face closure
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The District Attorney’s Office is putting a Highland Heights nightclub on notice after a shooting that killed two and injured one Tuesday night. James’ Lounge at 3172 Summer is no stranger to violence. The club has been the scene of at least three shootings in the past five years, and was previously […]
Man breaks church windows, curses pastor, police say
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Memphis Police Department is searching for a man accused of vandalizing church property. On August 6, officers responded to the Cordova Baptist Church on C Street regarding a vandalism complaint. According to MPD, officers were informed that an employee of Cordova Baptist Church confronted a...
Jackson's Love Your Block program now accepting proposals for $5000 grants
Applications for a neighborhood improvement program have officially been opened, and people in Jackson can make their voices heard. The project funds are offered through the Love Your Block program to increase Jackson's quality of life. If projects are greenlit, applicants can receive up to $5000 for their ideas, which...
FHU welcomes home a new class of students
Freed-Hardeman wished their new and returning students “Welcome Home” to start the 2024-2025 Academic Year. After about 15 years of “Welcome Home” the Freed-Hardeman family welcomed home the FHU freshmen on Saturday. “Welcome Home” gives new students the chance to know the campus and community that will be their home for the next four years. During the day, the students and their families have a chance to visit with local vendors, local churches, FHU clubs and more at a community fair in the Burks Student Center. They are also able to enjoy lunch at Gano Dining Hall.
A new era begins: FHU’s Loyd Auditorium to reopen as the David Thomas Dryden Auditorium
At the heart of Freed-Hardeman University’s campus, a 48-year-old auditorium is set to receive not only a new life but also a new name. Previously known as Loyd Auditorium, the beloved venue will officially become the David Thomas Dryden Auditorium when it reopens in 2025. The building is currently undergoing major renovations made possible by gifts from many FHU alumni including the Dryden family.
LIFELINE Blood Services celebrates milestone achievement by donor Sharon Clayton
LIFELINE Blood Services is thrilled to announce that Sharon Clayton, of Jackson, TN, has reached an extraordinary milestone, becoming their first donor to achieve 100 gallons of blood and platelet donations. This remarkable achievement underscores her unwavering commitment to saving lives and making a profound impact on our community. Sharon’s...
MSYC 41st annual fish fry was a success
Mid-South Youth Camp hosted its popular fish fry fundraising event to benefit the well-loved Christian camp. This year’s 41st annual MSYC Fish Fry was held on Saturday, July 27. This year’s ticket prices included all-you-can-eat catfish or chicken, sides, drink, and dessert. MSYC board members generously donated to cover all meal costs, ensuring that 100% of each ticket price will be used for needed camp improvements.
Jackson Police Chief Thom Corley named Tennessee's Chief of the Year for 2024
Jackson Police Chief Thom Corley has been named Chief of the Year by the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police. Chief Corley earned this award for his commitment to fostering trust and safety in the community. By introducing new technologies, crime-fighting tools, and investing in the future of law enforcement.
Lifeline Hosting Blood Drive in Jackson
Lifeline Blood Services is hosting a “Saddle Up & Save Lives Blood Drive” in Jackson. The event will be on Thursday, August 22nd from 9 to 6 at Lifeline’s Jackson location. The community is invited to attend and donate blood. Every donor will be entered to win...
National Civil Rights Museum's new phase will tell the post-Martin Luther King Jr. story
Located across the street from the primary campus of the National Civil Rights Museum, the renovated "Legacy Building" will function in part as almost a sequel to the main building by telling the stories of the human rights and social justice warriors who continued the work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the wake of the civil rights icon's assassination, officials said Tuesday. "Who are the brave ones who picked up the torch and soldiered on?"...
What's that being built along Vance Avenue near South Main in Downtown Memphis?
Update: This story has been updated to reflect a construction loan and property consolidation at the development site. You might have noticed a four-story building going up catty-cornered from The Chisca on Main in Downtown Memphis. The construction site at the intersection of Vance Avenue and Second Street is the future home...
Crosstown’s multi-faceted entertainment venue Black Lodge closing after 5 years
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Black Lodge is saying farewell to its multi-faceted event venue and dive bar in Memphis’ Crosstown neighborhood. The once-exclusive film library and rental store expanded five years ago to its current location on North Cleveland Street. Its closure was announced Tuesday. Since its opening, the...
TPC Southwind’s adorable golf course dog Millie has better green etiquette than you
This week the FedEx Cup Playoffs kick off with the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind. The grounds crew has been hard at work prepping the course for the arrival of the PGA Tour’s postseason. That includes TPC Southwind’s beloved golf course dog Millie, an 11-year-old border collie who has presided over a whopping eight FedEx St. Jude Championships. She’s picked up a few tricks over the years, as evidenced by this paw-dorable video of Millie’s green etiquette that surfaced on Wednesday. Check it out.
Major Midtown Memphis development planned in Cooper-Young
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The southwest corner of Cooper Street and Central Avenue could soon become home to hundreds of residential units along with a hotel and restaurant. Plans for a new development were filed Friday on behalf of Carlisle Development to redevelop just under six acres around the northern gateway into Cooper-Young. “The Cooper” would […]
Union City and Obion County Schools Strive for Excellence
Sponsored by: Obion County Joint Economic Development Corporation. There’s a reason so many people pay close attention to school districts when purchasing a home — education matters. Luckily, residents in the Jackson TN region have two amazing school systems: Union City Schools and Obion County Schools. Union City...
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