Good morning, Jackson.

A new study finds Tennessee shoppers can save by choosing Aldi—the least expensive grocery chain—while Whole Foods ranks as the priciest with over 50% more cost for a similar basket of groceries.

The research offers clear guidance amid rising living costs.

In 1989, Dolly Parton performed at the Miss Tennessee Pageant at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in Jackson, a show that doubled scholarship funds and won an Emmy award while the singer delighted the audience with her spontaneous performance.

Her warm personality left a lasting mark on the community.

Today, Donald Comer (a Jackson native) was sworn in as Lane College's 11th president at 5:03 a.m. CT on campus; he delivered a vision for community-supported academic growth that looks to the future.

A developing super El Niño may bring milder, wetter falls and cooler winters to Tennessee + experts say it could also curb Atlantic storm activity during the hurricane season + residents should monitor updated forecasts.

The Positive Living Group hosted its annual Day of Hope in Liberty Park Saturday, where community members remembered loved ones, shared stories & joined a butterfly release to support local mental and behavioral health services.

TSSAA released the statewide high school football schedule for Week 3 today.

The schedule lists matchups across various regions and includes games streaming on the NFHS Network.

Voting is open for Jackson area's high school girls athlete of the week from Aug.

24-29, with ballots closing Sept. 3 at 4 p.m.; candidates include Carly Williams, Aspen Starkey, Addison Kelley, Brithany Guardado, and Kaydynce Barksdale.

Voting is now open for Jackson area boys high school Athlete of the Week for performance during Aug.

24-29; the poll closes Thursday, Sept. 3 at 4 p.m. Candidates include DK Woods, Jeri Driver, Jaden Champion, Landon Nichols, and Jackson King.