Good morning, Jackson.

Paralyzed Veterans of America marked 80 years by launching a six‑month awareness campaign and debuting its PSA *Power of PVA* in Jackson today, featuring veterans like Jesse Lind.

During Volunteer Firefighter Week, over 100 local volunteers help Madison County Fire Department reach emergencies faster.

The department is accepting new volunteer applications — call 731-424-5577 for details.

Gen Z entrepreneurs can enter a national competition celebrating America250 by submitting a written proposal and brief pitch video by March 31.

Thirty semi-finalists will be chosen to advance to a live pitch round where 10 winners will receive $25,000 each.

Jackson Parks and Recreation is opening summer camp registration on March 16 and 17, with camp set to run from June 1 to July 24 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Campers will enjoy outdoor activities, arts and crafts, swimming, and STEM projects.

On Sunday, deputies used controlled detonations to remove beaver dams in northern Madison County — officials confirmed there was no threat to public safety.

City of Jackson Parks and Recreation Department launched a new registration platform today for community programs like classes, sports leagues, and facility rentals.

Residents must create a new profile and can get support by calling 731.425.8370 or visiting the office at 3 Westwood Gardens Dr (during business hours).

The City of Jackson named Claire Pruett (Employee of the Month for February 2026) after she coordinated the Cold Weather Shelter Plan, organizing community donations and over 50 volunteers to support more than 60 homeless residents during a major winter storm.

Pruett now leads in the Office of Innovation.

Union men's basketball ended its season with a loss to Lee University today; the game finished moments ago and marked the final appearance for the team.

Yesterday, the Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA TODAY Network released boys basketball statewide rankings ahead of the TSSAA state tournament in DII starting this week (highlighting point totals such as Eagleville’s 110 and Jackson County’s 98) across divisions.

The Freed Hardeman lady Lions defeated Bethel 2 hours ago to clinch the Mid-South Conference Championship in an intense game that showcased strong teamwork.

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.

K-Pop Warriors Family Show

4:30-6 p.m. — Ned R. McWherter West Tennessee Cultural Arts Center — Family-friendly event — Experience high-energy K-Pop music and dance in a colorful live show for all ages.