Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Jackson.
On Sept. 17 a major Wendy's franchisee filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, putting 34 West Tennessee locations, including one at 1912 Highland Avenue in Jackson, at risk of closing permanently.
Wendy’s will either allow brief operations or transition stores to new franchisees.
The Jackson Symphony has experienced major growth under CEO Sherry Freeman since February 2018 — now presenting a season themed America 250 with celebrated works, and more performance details will follow.
Our Jackson Home and the City of Jackson are accepting applications for two public art projects for West Tennessee artists — a recycling residency at CO’s Makerspace and a vinyl wrap series for downtown light boxes; info sessions are Oct.
2 and submissions are due Oct. 15.
Tennessee residents are pressing for a temporary gas tax suspension as fuel prices, now averaging $4.06 a gallon, drive calls for change amid global supply issues.
Critics warn the move could shrink road maintenance funds by up to $200 million (impacting local upkeep).
A bright harvest moon will appear Saturday, Sept.
26, with nearly full light expected on Sept. 25 and Sept. 27 due to its steady rising time (per the Old Farmer’s Almanac), so locals can enjoy extended evening views from open spots like parks.
Union's Freddie Westfall was named GSC Defender of the Week for his strong defensive play during recent matches.
The honor was announced last night and celebrates his contributions to the team during the GSC season (a recognition of his consistent performance).
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