Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 9th of May.
Good morning, Jackson.
A guest on a local TV show discussed ways to stamp out hunger on yesterday’s segment, highlighting initiatives to help residents access food.
Local leaders will share more details on upcoming programs designed to support the community.
The Marine Corps League hosts its Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Cookout today at the City of Jackson Police Department to honor local officers and boost their morale — community leaders note that this event underscores dedicated service.
On Friday, May 8, the annual Pop Tab Palooza at Ronald McDonald House in Jackson collected aluminum pop tabs to raise funds for free housing for families with hospitalized children, and a $100,000 check was presented by the Ryder Lewis Memorial Fund.
Former Tennessee linebacker Al Wilson joined Luke Combs on stage at Neyland Stadium on May 2 as part of the ‘My Kinda Saturday Night’ tour.
Wilson said he felt like a rock star performing in front of 92,045 fans — a record crowd at the venue.
Cynthia Wardlow, a kindergarten teacher at Thema Barker Elementary School, was recognized as Educator of the Week by the Tennessee Education Lottery; the 29-year veteran said past teachers inspired her and she works one-on-one with struggling students (she is now eligible for the Educator of the Month Award).
Community and education leaders gathered for a breakfast celebration honoring Jackson-Madison County K-12 schools hosted by the Greater Jackson Chamber and sponsored by Leaders Education Foundation.
Chancellor Dr. Flora Tydings spoke on the Drive to 55 initiative—promising more college opportunities for thousands.
On May 8, Paul Finebaum said the Tennessee football program led by Josh Heupel appears to be struggling after a series of tough home losses and a failed effort to secure a top quarterback, as competition between promising freshmen (Redshirt freshman George MacIntyre and five-star Faizon Brandon) intensifies.
North Side Soccer secured the district title over Lexington on May 8 + the win energized local fans.
The 4th Annual Misfits Market Expo
10 a.m.-7 p.m. — Jackson Fairgrounds Park — Free admission — Explore a whimsical assortment of vendors offering oddities, handcrafted art, and live entertainment.
Stacy Mitchhart Concert
7:30-10 p.m. — Jackson's AMP at the Market — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful evening of free family-friendly live music in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Jackson Rockabillys Season Opener
7-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Tickets on sale now! — The Jackson Rockabillys kick off the season against the Du Bois County Bombers.
Alton River Dragons vs. Jackson Rockabillys
7-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Free for first 500 fans — Enjoy Mystery Bag Night with surprises for lucky attendees.
Alton River Dragons vs. Jackson Rockabillys
7 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Family-friendly event — Kick off summer with an exciting baseball game and a fireworks show!
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