Good morning, Jackson.

AAA is launching its Tow to Go program for Labor Day weekend — offering a free ride and vehicle transport for impaired drivers within 10 miles from today at 6 p.m. until Tuesday, Sept.

8. It is available to both members and nonmembers in Tennessee and select states.

Area Relief Ministries launched its new fiscal year fundraising with the Salt and Light Banquet held at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in September, where organizers aimed to raise about $100,000 while Union University President Dub Oliver served as keynote; the event focused on raising awareness about homelessness in Jackson.

The city’s health and sanitation department will hold its 14th Community Clean-up Day Saturday, Sept.

12, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Public Works Yard (164 Conalco Drive), where residents can drop off bulk items and shred documents.

Tennessee officials warned that viral, altered images of the Cat in the Hat are crossing into criminal threats against schools and urged parents and students to report disturbing posts to law enforcement + school officials.

Union soccer lost to Carson Newman + UT Martin lost its first game on September 3, leaving both teams focused on improving for upcoming contests.

Madison County high school football had Thursday’s South Side vs. North Side game and features exciting contests today with TCA vs. USJ, JCM vs. Brighton, ECS vs. Jackson Christian, and Liberty vs. Middleton — key players to watch include Zyon Williams and Braydon Weldon.

The North Side Indians beat the South Side Hawks 44-0 Thursday night with strong quarterback play and effective defense.

North Side will travel next week to face the Lexington Tigers at 7 p.m. — South Side will play the South Gibson Hornets at 7 p.m.