Good morning, Jackson.

Jackson's University of Tennessee Gardens will host its annual Amaryllis Sale at the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center on November 11 from noon to 4 p.m.—attendees can buy over 500 amaryllis bulbs from 26 varieties and other fall plants with bulbs priced at $22 each and care instructions provided. A members-only presale will occur on November 10 from noon to 3 p.m.

Allen Samuels Hyundai in west Jackson hosted a trunk or treat where employees in costumes handed out candy and kids enjoyed games and activities on several stops—creating a fun and safe Halloween event open to the public.

Jackson Symphony Music Academy will host a family concert on November 2 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Carl Perkins Civic Center (400 South Highland Avenue) that features a performance of Peter and the Wolf led by Music Director Paul Haas and the JSMA Youth Orchestra.

The event will also showcase a fall concert with student musicians from across West Tennessee.

City officials said that No Trash November will include cleanup efforts in many Jackson neighborhoods to clean the city and build stronger community relationships.

The project will run all month (Neighborhood Service Director Elivia Trejo said it gives residents a chance to meet neighbors they have not yet met).

The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced lane closures running from October 29 through November 5 in Region 4—these closures may affect travel during both daytime and nighttime hours.

Donors in Jackson gave blood on Thursday at Lifeline Blood Services’ Vein Drain event with a spooky theme called 'Who You Gonna Save.' Participants received a t-shirt (a Chick-fil-A coupon and a chance to win a trip via Denver Airlines through Jackson Regional Airport).

West Tennessee Medical Group has introduced the nation's first combined Pulmonology Asthma and Obesity Management Clinic — it is led by Dr. Ankit Kushwaha and will serve patients with integrated care for breathing and weight issues.

As open enrollment begins November 1, expiring healthcare tax credits may raise premiums for 22 million people — experts warn that Tennessee could see a 320% increase in rates with 210,000 individuals losing coverage.

WBBJ published final scores for Football Friday Night Week 11 on Thursday—MILAN 21—PEABODY 0, CROCKETT COUNTY 41—SOUTH SIDE 14, MCNAIRY 34—LIBERTY TECH 6, WESTVIEW 42—COVINGTON 20, DRESDEN 56—LAKE COUNTY 14, GREENFIELD 14—GELASON 8, HUNTINGDON 42—UNION CITY 0, SOUTH GIBSON 41—HARDIN COUNTY 14, ADAMSVILLE 17—SUMMERTOWN 14, NORTH SIDE 48—CHESTER COUNTY 3 and DYER COUNTY 17—LEXINGTON 9.

Milan Bulldogs defeated Peabody 21 to 0 on Oct.

30 at Johnnie Hale Stadium, keeping an undefeated record and earning home-field advantage for a Class 2A TSSAA playoff game next week. Senior cornerback Cordarius (Sunny) Johnson made a strong mark with an interception and a touchdown, bolstering his comeback after a previous wrist injury.

Jackson Central-Merry’s football team overcame adversity on Thursday night and earned a spot in the playoffs.

The team relied on past experience to handle pressure and build momentum for upcoming games.

Lane College Dragons vs. Kentucky State Thorobreds

8:00 p.m. — Lane Field — Tickets from $54 — Witness the thrilling college football clash between the Dragons and Thorobreds.

Gold's Gym Turkey Day 5K

8-11 a.m. — Gold's Gym — Donations encouraged — Participate in a local charity race benefiting RIFA with awards for top finishers across multiple age divisions.