Good morning, Jackson.

The Salvation Army Jackson Corps will host 'Hope Rings in Jackson: Music & Mission Red Kettle Kickoff' on Tuesday, October 14 at 6:00 p.m. at 125 Allen Avenue to launch its 2025 Red Kettle Campaign with live music, guest appearances & a call for volunteers, while local businesses take part in the Tabletop Kettle Challenge to boost funds for families in need.

Jackson Rockabillys is hosting a free movie night at Rockabillys Stadium on Saturday, October 11, where families will watch Disney's Haunted Mansion (2003).

Gates open at 6:00 p.m.—the movie begins at 7:00 p.m. and guests can choose stadium seating or bring blankets to enjoy the outfield grass.

At 9 a.m. on Monday, Jackson Street Department worker Wayne Dodd rescued a baby who ran onto the busy 45 Bypass—his quick action stopped a truck from getting too close.

The baby is now safe at home with the parents and Dodd said he only did what needed to be done.

The Jackson-Madison County Library is hosting a free line dance program every Friday at 10 a.m. at its downtown location on East Lafayette Street where participants will work on strength, balance and heart health.

The program does not require registration.

Community members in Jackson are invited to attend a free screening of the PBS American Experience documentary The Harvest on Saturday, November 1 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at The Ned — after the film, a panel will share local insights on school integration.

WRAP is leading its second annual Purple Sand Project to honor domestic violence victims and spread awareness during Domestic Violence Awareness Month—focusing on encouraging community members to recognize signs and offer support.

Ashley Horton, WRAP's senior domestic violence response specialist, said the project guides people to ask questions and listen without judgment.

U.S. News and World Report released its annual college rankings on Sept.

23, showing many Tennessee schools moved positions this year. Some schools such as Tennessee Tech and Lipscomb gained spots while Union University and UT Chattanooga lost places—factors like student outcomes, finances and faculty resources were used to rank over 1,700 colleges.

Four meteor showers will light Tennessee skies in October with the Draconids (active until Oct 10 and peaking today), the Orionids (peaking on Oct 22-23), and the Southern and Northern Taurids (peaking on Nov 3-4 and Nov 8-9) set to create a month-long show.

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month and local officials urge drivers to slow down for pedestrians—data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show a pedestrian dies every 72 minutes and one is injured every eight minutes.

Chester County Sheriff Mark Griffin warns drivers to yield at crosswalks and follow posted speed limits to protect pedestrians during busy fall events.

West Tennessee Medical Group Pulmonology opened a new Asthma and Weight Loss Clinic at 587 Skyline Drive in Jackson in September to serve patients with severe asthma and weight challenges—led by Dr. Ankit Kushwaha, an expert in lung and obesity medicine.

Open enrollment season is here and a new survey shows that 43% of people regret decisions made from misleading advice while one in five were influenced by online sources.

Dr. Rhonda Randall from United Healthcare advises watching for red flags—such as promises of a cure or fear tactics—and recommends consulting personal doctors for guidance.

Drake White's Keep It Movin' Tour

7-10 p.m. — Hub City Brewing — Cost not specified — Experience a night of country soul with the inspirational Drake White performing live.

Haunted Marathon Series

8:30 a.m. — North Park Soccer Complex — Registration required — Race through a spooky course and earn a haunted-themed medal while sporting your best costume.

Misery by Hub City Theatre Company

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Carnegie Center for Arts and History — Check event page for ticket info — Experience a dramatic interpretation of a thrilling tale.

Touch -N- Trunk

8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Old Hickory Mall — Free entry — Celebrate Halloween with trunk-or-treat fun and a sensory-friendly experience for all families.

Dancing With the STARS

6-10 p.m. — Carl Perkins Civic Center — Fundraiser for The STAR Center — Celebrate 10 years of community impact with dancing and competition from local stars.

Hub City MMA 11

6:30-8 p.m. — Fairgrounds Park — Exciting amateur MMA fights — Experience a night of action-packed bouts featuring the best local fighters.

Halloween at the Market

6:00 – 8:00 p.m. — West Tennessee Farmers Market — Free entry — Enjoy a family-friendly night filled with fun, games, and plenty of treats!

Candlelight: Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons

4:30-5:30 p.m. — Le Memphis Cabaret — Tickets required — Experience the enchanting music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in a unique candlelit setting.