Good morning, Jackson.

The 2024 year in review highlights significant events including new developments in the Holly Bobo case, major sentences in criminal cases, community projects like the Senior Center's construction, school and legal developments, and notable local news such as the '1,000-Lb Sisters' star's arrest and the inauguration of a new air provider.

The second annual Blues and Soul Ball in Jackson provided a lively New Year's Eve celebration with music, food, and dancing.

In January 2025, children 17 and under can visit Discovery Park of America for free, courtesy of Magnolia Place Retirement Home, with the stipulation that those 15 and under need adult accompaniment.

Magic Wheels skating rink celebrates New Year's Eve with special events for youth and teenagers, featuring arcade credits, free gear, and a skate pass for future use.

The Jackson-Madison County Public Library is offering free Tai Chi classes on Tuesdays to promote health and relaxation for all ages.

The STAR Center in Jackson will host a Black Tie and Boxing event on January 11, 2025, to support individuals with disabilities, featuring food from Rock N’ Dough Pizza.

Individuals were booked into Madison County Jail within a 26-hour period spanning 12/30/24 to 12/31/24, highlighting various charges without implying guilt.

The Tennessee Department of Revenue is providing a free webinar for new businesses on January 8 at 8:30 a.m. to educate them on state tax obligations and available resources.

A federal judge halted the Protect Tennessee Minors Act, which required websites with content deemed harmful to minors to implement age verification, citing a significant impact on adults' free speech rights.

2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off at Century Farm Winery

The 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off features contestants competing for the titles of Grand Champion and People’s Choice Winner, with chili tasting available to attendees in support of a charitable cause.