Good morning, Jackson.

Walmart + Sam's Club are lowering prices on thousands of summer items such as ground beef, sweet corn, and chicken to help local shoppers tackle rising grocery costs.

Discounts will be available at 133 Walmart and 15 Sam's Club stores across Tennessee.

The Jackson-Madison Chapter DAR celebrated 125 years with an open house at the Foundry (featuring historical displays and a constitutional replica) that honored America’s 250th anniversary.

The event showed the group’s dedication to patriotism, education, and preserving traditions.

Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park hosted a museum scavenger hunt Sunday afternoon that invited visitors to examine displays for clues and ask a ranger for insights into the park's history.

The event encouraged participants to slow down and learn more about its exhibits (a fun, interactive way to explore local heritage).

The Jackson-Madison County School Board discussed new state laws at its July 9 meeting.

One law bans digital devices in K-5 classes + another mandates that private school students from schools with fewer than 200 students try out for public school athletic teams in their attendance zones.

Former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen is launching the Rising Stars youth football league that offers girls flag football and boys 7-on-7 for grades two through eight; games will be held at schools in Knoxville (Catholic), Chattanooga (McCallie/Girls Preparatory School), Murfreesboro (Riverdale) and Nashville (Franklin Road Academy) as local talent grows.

The Tennessee Hoyas 17U girls basketball team won the gold championship at the Run 4 Roses tournament in Lexington (KY) on Jul.

12, marking a strong achievement for the squad.

Jackson Central-Merry football players & coaches now practice at the nearby Hub City Central stadium on Lane Avenue, reducing travel from 15 minutes to 15 seconds; the team played home games there and prepares for its opener on Aug.

28 after starting on Aug. 21 on the road.

Several Tennessee baseball Volunteers were picked on day one of the 2026 MLB Draft as they were selected in the first and second rounds.

Their picks mark the next step in their baseball careers and boost local pride.

The Lexington 12U girls softball team celebrated their world series championship with a town-wide parade on Sunday, July 12.

Families and fans gathered as the town honored the young athletes.

Jackson Rockabillys vs. Terre Haute Rex

7-10 p.m. — Jackson Rockabillys Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Watch the local team battle it out against the Terre Haute Rex in an exciting baseball showdown.

Miss Tennessee Volunteer Pageant Week

Throughout the week — Carl Perkins Civic Center — Admission varies — Celebrate scholarship and community service while watching delegates compete for Miss Tennessee Volunteer.