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Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sorority, Inc gave away school supplies. → Read More
Weakley County is having its second annual county fair. → Read More
The firework display at Satillo took a wrong turn at River Park. → Read More
The deadline to register to vote in August is July 5. → Read More
Pop-up poetry and painting event will take place at Casey Jones this evening. → Read More
Shenille Ward, a Jackson City Court Clerk's office manager, has been found not guilty after being indicted for misreporting information to the state. → Read More
Country music is lending down a hand to help DSAWT raise money → Read More
Six motorcycles will escort a 40-foot memorial to the Madison County Sheriff's Office. → Read More
A Humboldt man has been charged with arson after starting a fire at a motel → Read More
The Humboldt Area Teenage Counseling Center distributed 150 laptops to the Humboldt Community on Saturday. → Read More
The Wiz is whisking its way to the Hub City in September this year. Auditions are being held this week at The Ned located downtown Jackson. → Read More
Miss Knoxville, Paige Clark is crowned Miss Tennessee Volunteer → Read More
Contestants of the Miss Tennessee Volunteer Pageant continued their quest in becoming the next Miss Tennessee Volunteer, last night. → Read More
Children's book author was named Hub City Hero for the month of May in Jackson by Mayor Scott Conger. → Read More
JCM Class of 1971 celebrated its 50th Class Reunion a year late thanks to the pandemic. → Read More
Public Chapter 1143 law waives registration fees for motorists in Tennessee. → Read More
NFL linebacker and Milan native Avery Williamson represented his hometown with "Avery Day" bringing fun, food and fellowship to the Milan community. → Read More
Lane College will host its first annual International film festival in September. → Read More
Tracy Boyd, 29, has been indicted on 13 counts, including falsely claiming to be a lawyer and was booked into the Madison County Jail. → Read More
WGU Tennessee is a growing university catering to working individuals. → Read More