Good morning, Jackson.

Longtime educator Frances Crosson will celebrate her 100th birthday with a party at Alexandria Place Assisted Living on Monday, March 16 from 2 to 3 p.m. Former students, family, and friends are invited to RSVP (call Kayla at 731-664-6099).

Fire crews responded to an electrical fire in a south Madison County home yesterday, finding heavy smoke and flames before declaring the home a total loss + the American Red Cross is assisting the displaced family.

McDonald’s will introduce its international Big Arch Burger (with two quarter-pound patties and white cheddar cheese) on Tennessee menus on March 3.

The limited-time burger meets customer demand for a heartier fast-food option.

The Black American Book Club met Thursday at the Jackson-Madison County Public Library to honor founder Herbert Slack and discuss this month’s read, Two Trains Running by August Wilson.

The club welcomes anyone who loves books and lively conversation.

On Thursday, Our Jackson Home and the Reel Collective for 'Hidden Leaders' hosted a documentary screening and winter journal release at Turntable Coffee Counter — the event highlighted six local community leaders and offered viewers a chance to watch the documentary on YouTube.

USA Today ranked Jackson fourth among top street art cities, spotlighting murals on East Main and nearby landmarks.

Local experts say new projects + a sculpture on Highland near the farmer’s market and sidewalk art on Royal Street will boost Jackson’s vibrant public art scene.

Jackson residents are using coupons — both online and in circulars — to stretch their grocery budgets as prices rise, while some earn extra income through Instacart to afford their essentials.

Jackson Museum School, the city’s first charter school, will open in the fall of 2026 in the former YMCA building at 1515 Campbell Street and serve students from kindergarten to grade 2.

Forecasters say a busy severe weather season is coming with thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy downpours starting in March (severe weather may continue through May).

While tornado risk is lower than last year, residents should keep watch.

Sen. Ed Jackson was honored at the Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner on Thursday in Jackson supporting Scouting America (presented by the West TN Area Council).

The dinner celebrated his community work and commitment to youth leadership.

Sycamore Institute presented research on West Tennessee housing in downtown Jackson yesterday, citing rapid population growth and a 10-year low in active home listings.

The panel proposed local zoning changes and wider policy adjustments to help address rising prices.

Victoria Saveh Commage of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate says the Madison County housing market is stabilizing as spring approaches, with homes selling in 78 days for an average of $280,000 and interest rates slightly dropping; buyers are advised to focus on location and structural features when searching for a new home.

The Jackson State Greenjays defeated Dyersburg State on Feb.

25 and extended their winning streak to three games (with a notable effort from Zach Jones).

Jackson Sports Cards & Collectibles Show

9 AM – 4 PM — Clarion Hotel Jackson Northwest — Free entry — Explore a variety of sports cards and collectibles from local dealers.

Spring Festival

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Donnell Century Farm — Ticket prices vary — Immerse yourself in a breathtaking field of tulips and compete to win the Miss Teen Volunteer America crown.

Jackson TN Dog Fanciers Association AKC All-Breed Dog Show

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Fairgrounds Park — Admission prices vary — Experience one of the region's premier canine events featuring a variety of dog breeds.

West Tennessee Go Red for Women

6-9 p.m. — Carl Perkins Civic Center — Learn about heart health — Empowering women to take action against cardiovascular disease.

Jackson Tennessee Camp

6-7:30 p.m. — Jackson Christian School Gym — Free entry — Gain valuable life skills at the symposium led by community legends.

15th Annual Motor Mania Car Show

9 AM – 4 PM — Fairgrounds Park — $5 admission, kids 5 and under free — Celebrate custom and classic cars with live music and family fun activities.