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Holidays At The Hospital Arts & Crafts Fair This Weekend

Paris, Tenn.–Find the perfect holiday gift this weekend at the Holidays at the Hospital Arts and Crafts Fair inside the Iris Cafe at Henry County Hospital. Support local artisans, the Volunteer Auxiliary Scholarship Fund, enjoy local food truck options and even have your picture made with Santa on Saturday from 1 pm until 4 pm. Come and bring a friend! ‘Tis the season to start shopping!

Paris, TN · 7d

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Take a Walk with Me: Local author publishes book detailing journeys around Gibson County

Local author publishes book detailing journeys around Gibson County. Gibson County native Stephen Black dreamed about a book centered around his home for fifteen years before the idea began to come to fruition. One day, on the way home from teaching a yoga class, the idea hit him clear as day: Black would take a series of walks in a circle around Gibson County and write about his experience.

Gibson County, TN · 7d

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Local actress stars in horror movie filmed at asylum in West Virginia

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Liberty Knowles, from Lexington, works at a tea and coffee shop while going to school, but acting has been her passion since she was 15. “I have been acting since I was 15 years old,” Knowles said. She said she has been getting lead roles since she was 18.

Lexington, TN · 8d

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One Of The Yummiest Events Of The Year: Pancake Day!

Paris, Tenn.–It’s that time again. Time for one of the yummiest events of the year: The Carl Perkins Center Pancake Day. Pancakes and toppings are served all day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, November 5, at the First Baptist Church. Many volunteers from board members to local law enforcement help with the griling of the pancakes, which uses the circular griddle once used by the Paris Kiwanis Club.

Paris, TN · 8d

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Wildlife Refuge To Close Sanctuary Areas For Season Nov. 15

Springville, Tenn.–On November 15th, 2026, certain areas of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) in Springville and most of Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) will be seasonally closed to the public for the winter. These areas will be closed through March 15th to minimize disturbance to wintering waterfowl and nesting bald eagles. These areas will reopen on March 16th for everyone to enjoy. In the meantime, for great views of the lake, or for waterfowl and wildlife viewing opportunities, there are still some areas of both refuges open to daylight visitation during the winter months.

Springville, TN · 7d

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Pet Pics Photo Contest Rules

Effective 2:00pm on November 2, 2026 through 11:59pm on December 2, 2026. Participating Radio Station(s) Declared Value of Prize(s): Nice Catch Photo Contest (“Grand Prize”). $25 Gift Card from Laundry Co. Total Prize Value: $25. Forever Communications, Inc. and its affiliates through their Participating Radio Station(s), in conjunction...

Union City, TN · 8d

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Meet the mind behind ‘Mindfield,’ a sky-high work of art in rural Tennessee

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. – Driving down I-40 in West Tennessee, those who take one of the three exits leading to Brownsville see sights that are familiar to rural Tennessee. There’s farmland on both sides of the two-lane blacktop that leads into town. But once travelers get to the town...

Brownsville, TN · 17d

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‘Murder, Mayhem & Scandal’ Draws Crowd

Paris, Tenn.–A crowd of 70-plus gathered at the Paris-Henry County Heritage Center for its Halloween Program ‘Murder, Mayhem and Scandal’ Thursday evening. Presenters Tracy Loines and Marsha Banasiewicz told stories ranging from the well-known gunfight in downtown Paris known as ‘Bloody Monday’ up to Gus Wynn and his one man band and miniature traveling show. The next event will be November 10 at 5:30 pm. The subject is the Battle of Paris with lecturer Larry Ray. Call 731-642-1030 for reservations as space is limited. (Photo by Pat Terrell).

Paris, TN · 11d

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This Little Tennessee Restaurant Combines Old Family Italian Recipes With Chicago Street Food

An Italian beef recipe from 1969 takes three full days to make here. Three days, for one sandwich filling. I have to admit, that kind of patience sounds like a promise of something seriously good. The lasagna follows a great-grandmother’s recipe and needs eight to ten hours of work. Then...

Mckenzie, TN · 14d

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American Dream Lives In Tennessee Bus Tour Stops In Henry Co.

Paris, Tenn.–The American Dream Lives In Tennessee Bus Tour stopped in Henry County over the noon hour today, with people coming for meet-and-greets and photo opportunities with numerous candidates outside the courthouse. Appearing with the Bus Tour were Congressional Candidate Dr. Charlie Hatcher, Congressman David Kustoff, Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton, State Republican Chairman Scott Golden, along with Republican State Executive Committeewoman Tess Robbins of Paris and State Rep. Tandy Darby of Greenfield. Earlier in the morning, the Bus Tour stopped at the Colonial Tea Room in Huntingdon, with several local Republican leaders there, including McKenzie Mayor Ryan Griffin and Carroll County Mayor Joseph Butler. In photo, Dr. Hatcher posed with several people while the bus was stopped in Paris. Photo by David Jackson\Forever Communications.

Henry County, TN · 12d

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Discovery Park of America opens new photography exhibit showcasing Union City and Reelfoot Lake history

“Moments They Made: The Photography of Nonie & Verne Sabin” features historic images capturing everyday life in Northwest Tennessee more than a century ago. Discovery Park of America has opened a new photography exhibit, “Moments They Made: The Photography of Nonie & Verne Sabin,” in the museum's Reelfoot Room. The exhibit offers visitors a glimpse into life in Union City and around Reelfoot Lake during the early 20th century through the photographs of two local photographers whose work has been preserved for more than 100 years.

Union City, TN · 12d

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Buffalo River State Park: Tennessee's 69th state park hosts dedication ceremony

Nearly 450 acres in Wayne County have been designated as Tennessee's 69th state park. Dozens of elected officials and employees from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation recently gathered at the new Buffalo River State Park in Linden for a dedication ceremony. The Buffalo River supports 48 species of rare plants and animals, and officials say establishing the state park around it further protects its biodiversity. About $34 million has been earmarked for additional development at the park, including a campground, river access, and a visitor center, officials say. While the park is not yet open to visitors, the state is currently working to hire a park manager and additional staff. What does it take to establish a state park and what makes Tennessee's unique? The process for creating a state park begins with identifying where in Tennessee an investment and permanent protections can be made, then sharing the story of why it's important. "If it's compelling enough, the General Assembly members will hear it, and if they agree, then they approve the investment to make it a state park, and that really starts everything of the planning process," explained Brian Clifford, TDEC's deputy commissioner for the Bureau of

Tennessee · 13d

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Obion County’s John Coble Garrett Selected for “The Champions” Event in Tennessee

Obion County’s John Coble Garrett has qualified to participate in a major fishing event this week. Garrett is one of 60 bass fishermen who will compete for $3.25 million dollars in the Major League Fishing event called “The Champions”. The three days of fishing will take place...

Obion County, TN · 13d

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Expert offers gift ideas for women, men and kids this holiday season

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The holidays are here, and finding the perfect gift doesn’t have to be stressful or expensive. Festive shopping is starting earlier than ever. A new Shein holiday customer survey found that value is very accessible, but many people still struggle to find the right gift for that special person.

Jackson, TN · 12d

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Christmas at the Walk shopping event set for Dec. 5 in Jackson

West Tennessee holiday shoppers will have the opportunity to check off their gift lists while supporting area small businesses at the upcoming "Christmas at the Walk" event. The Christmas shopping extravaganza is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7 Jackson Walk Plaza. Hosted by...

Jackson, TN · 15d

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UC Students Rewarded With Trip To Discovery Park

Two dozen Union City Elementary students from the 3rd and 4th grades were selected to attend Discovery Park of America last week as part of the school’s Discovery Kids program. The honorees were chosen for the accolade for their good behavior, strong work ethic, and attendance for the first...

Union City, TN · 14d

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Pat Martin Reflects on 20 Years Of Martin’s Bar-B-Que

Pat Martin is one of the most renown, respected, and well-known barbecue pitmasters in the country. He’s an expert on West Tennessee whole-hog style barbecue and that has led to a portfolio of restaurants, television shows, and a cookbook. But this October, the Tennessee native is celebrating how it all began.

Corinth, MS · 14d