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RIFA held its 21st annual Canstruction event at the Carl Perkins Civic Center on Sept.

22, where teams built canned food sculptures to help fight local food insecurity. The community enjoyed a free viewing and gala with awards, entertainment, and a Jeep giveaway on Sept. 24.

The Jackson Symphony held its 46th annual Starlight Concert on Saturday, Sept.

26 at the First Presbyterian Church lawn, featuring a full orchestra led by conductor Paul Haas and a special guest vocalist. Neighbors gathered outdoors to enjoy American music and celebrate community.

Jackson celebrated the installation of Gateway Bouquet, a new art sculpture by Memphis-based Suzy Hendrix, on Sept.

18 at Highland Avenue near the farmer's market. Local partners helped bring the vibrant design to life to enhance downtown walkability.

Ann Hoke of Huffaker and Hoke Realty Partners explains that the lowest-priced home may have hidden costs as rising mortgage rates, taxes, insurance, and upkeep add up over time.

She advises buyers to review all expenses to ensure a sustainable home purchase.

UT Martin’s rodeo teams (men’s and women’s) delivered a solid performance over the weekend at West Alabama, showcasing their skill and teamwork.

Union Bulldogs women's soccer team secured its third straight win by defeating Valdosta State 3-2 on Saturday (boosting team confidence ahead of upcoming matches).

Voting is open for Jackson area's boys high school athlete of the week covering Sept.

21 to 26 until Oct. 1 at 4 p.m. The five nominees (from Adamsville, Crockett County, McKenzie, Trinity Christian Academy, and West Carroll) showed strong plays in recent games.