Good morning, Jackson.

Regional Inter-Faith Association is celebrating 50 years by giving away a new Jeep to support hunger relief in Jackson.

Participants can enter the giveaway by adopting rubber ducks online or in person until Sept. 11 and winners will be announced at Canstruction on Sept. 24.

Project Playhouse raised over $30,000 to benefit Habitat for Humanity by building a dream playhouse for a local child.

Volunteer builders came together to support the effort in a community-driven fundraiser.

Jackson Housing Authority hosted a Family Expo today in the Lincoln Courts area to promote education, job opportunities, and healthy lifestyles for local families, with support from the Jackson Old Hickory Lions Club and other partners.

A newly opened boutique called The Speckled Ginger offers women's clothing that blends style with comfort downtown.

The store is inside Taylor Lane Boutique Shoppes and runs Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring affordable and trendy designs.

Photos capturing moments with history are on view at the Carnegie Center as part of the exhibit On Contentious Ground by artist Vann Thomas Powell.

The gallery opened Wednesday and a grand opening event will take place today at 5 p.m.

A Trezevant homeowner reported property damage when an oak tree was removed improperly as part of a TDOT road widening project, causing disruptions that include uneven driveway access and constant vibrations.

TDOT officials say they are working with the resident to address his concerns.

Animal advocates warn local dog owners not to leave their pets in parked cars as interior temperatures can quickly hit dangerous levels even on mild days—call 911 if you see an animal in distress.

Jackson faces temperatures over 90 today as experts warn outdoor pets risk overheating; they advise owners to provide water + shade to prevent heat exhaustion.

Animal Control Officer Cody Summer and vet technician Savana Gurley say larger, long-haired dogs may suffer dangerous neurologic damage if not kept cool.

The Rockabillys ended their losing streak by defeating the Thrillbillies in a close game held in Jackson on Wednesday, June 10.

The win may boost the team’s momentum for upcoming matches.

TSSAA voted to seed Division I boys and girls basketball state tournaments starting in the 2027‑28 season—replacing decades of blind draws with a system that ranks teams by winning percentages.

Bryan Moffit Live Music

7:30 PM — Jackson's AMP at the Market — Free entry — Enjoy family-friendly live music and unwind with the sounds of West Tennessee.

Pete the Cat Night at Jackson Rockabillys

6-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Family-friendly fun — Experience a groovy night of baseball with Pete the Cat and enjoy music, smiles, and good vibes.

Miss Volunteer America Pageant: Preliminary Night 1

7 p.m. — Carl Perkins Civic Center — Tickets available — Experience the excitement of the Miss Volunteer America Pageant's first night of preliminary competitions.

Jackson Rockabillys vs. Cape Catfish

7-11 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Tickets start at $21 — Catch the excitement of a thrilling baseball matchup in Jackson.

Miss Volunteer America Pageant

7-10 p.m. — Carl Perkins Civic Center — Ticket required — Celebrate the empowerment of young women through scholarship opportunities in a vibrant pageant atmosphere.

Jackson Rockabillys vs. Springfield Lucky Horseshoes

7-11 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Tickets starting at $21 — Experience thrilling baseball action as the local teams compete in a lively atmosphere.

Free Community Movie Night - Toy Story

7-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Free entry — Enjoy a classic movie under the stars with snacks available at the stadium.

Cape Catfish vs. Jackson Rockabillys

7-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Tickets from $15 — Enjoy an exciting baseball showdown between local teams.

O'Fallon Hoots vs. Jackson Rockabillys Game

7-11 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Tickets starting at $21 — Catch an exciting matchup between the O'Fallon Hoots and Jackson Rockabillys in a thrilling evening of baseball.

The Place We Make - Exhibit by Trey Thompson

5-7 p.m. — Havner’s Frame Shop — Free entry — Explore a compelling collection of local art that reflects the heart and soul of Jackson through community stories.