Good morning, Jackson.

Gospel Light Baptist Church in Jackson hosted Hometown Hero Day to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 — the event featured a special service with the Smith Family Singers and an outdoor touch-a-truck display showcasing local first responders and vehicles at 627 Boone Lane.

Hearth and Stone hosted an open house on Sunday at its venue on Harts Bridge Road, offering food, drinks *and live music*.

The space is ideal for weddings and other events, with 2027 bookings filling quickly, according to co-owner Monica Matthews.

On Saturday evening, residents gathered in Midtown Jackson for the 9th annual Porchfest where local musicians played on front porches and food trucks served meals.

The festival brought neighbors together through a mix of genres and community spirit.

First Methodist Downtown Jackson celebrated 200 years by hosting a bicentennial concert Sunday evening (6 p.m.) at 200 South Church Street that featured special musical performances and a children's program, honoring a long legacy of community faith.

Cyclists raced on Day 2 of Rockabilly Ridge races in Jackson today – the competition featured a challenging course and drew riders from across the community.