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Hunter Education Class to Be Held at Lone Oaks Farm
A Hunter Education Course will be held at The Clays at Lone Oaks Farm on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The class will provide firearms safety training and introduce students to their responsibilities in the fields of hunter ethics and wildlife management. The main objective...
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Freed-Hardeman University hosts ‘One More Light’ event for Suicide Prevention Month
HENDERSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - As the sun went down Monday evening, luminaries carrying messages of hope from students and community members lined the edge of the Freed-Hardeman University commons. The display was part of “One More Light,” an event dedicated to mental wellness and suicide prevention hosted by the university’s...
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Union City High School Hosts Career Day
Union City High School held their annual College and Career Fair to promote post-graduation opportunities for students. School Communications Director Mike Hutchens said nearly 50 vendors took part in the event, which included numerous colleges, businesses, various branches of the military and first responder’s units. Twenty-five colleges and universities...
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SFMS Red Devils roll past Pilots, remain unbeaten
The South Fulton Middle School Red Devils remained unbeaten as they defeated the Fulton County Middle School Pilots 42-14 on Thurs., Sept. 17. South Fulton jumped on the scoreboard early and never looked back, scoring 34 unanswered points in the first quarter. Evan Mohr got the Red Devils on the...
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Gleason to Host Lake County Tonight at 6:30 on MIX 101.3
In high school football tonight, the Gleason Bulldogs and Lake County Falcons both hope for their first win of the season when they face off at Bulldog Stadium. Falcons head coach Hunter Short told us what his team worked on this week…. The Falcons are coming off a BYE week....
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Former Clarksburg School PTO leader indicted after probe finds alleged misuse of funds
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A former parent-teacher group leader is facing serious charges after a state investigation found money meant for students and teachers was spent elsewhere. The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office says Rachel Sawyers, who used to be both treasurer and vice president of the Clarksburg School Parent Teacher...
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Union University Opens New Memphis Campus
At 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, Union University executives cut the ribbon to dedicate a brand new Memphis campus for adult studies in Cordova, TN. The dedication ceremony took place during the fall meeting of the board of trustees and hosted Union staff and students. “This campus stands...
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Former Camden School Employee Accused of Misusing $31,000 in Book Fair Funds
A former Camden Elementary School employee is accused of using more than $31,000 in Scholastic Book Fair proceeds for personal purchases. The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office says the former media specialist used Scholastic credits meant for the school, to buy items including home décor, electronics and furniture. Channel 7...
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Union University Projected to Open Nation’s First Religious Charter School Beginning August 2027
On April 28, 2026, the Jackson-Madison County School Board unanimously approved Union University’s application to open the nation’s first religious charter school, Union Academy, in Jackson, Tenn. Union Academy would set national precedent if successful. While other organizations have attempted to form religious charter schools, they have yet...
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UT Martin Reaches Second-Highest Enrollment
MARTIN, Tenn. – Final fall enrollment has reached 8,253 students at the University of Tennessee at Martin, the highest since 2010 and second-highest fall enrollment total in the university’s history. The total represents a 1.9% increase over the 8,101 students who enrolled in fall 2025. Increases in new graduate and dual enrollment students are among the enrollment highlights.
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Post-Grad Opportunities Plentiful For UC Students
Post-graduation opportunities are plentiful for Union City High School students. The school’s annual College and Career Fair recently showcased a wide variety of those prospects. Nearly 50 vendors – including numerous colleges, businesses, various branches of the military, and first responder’s units – showed up ready to answer questions...
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Bethel University launches School of Business with 12 degree programs
MCKENZIE, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Bethel University is launching a School of Business, bringing together every business degree program the university offers under one academic unit. The new school opens with 12 degree programs, ranging from two-year associate degrees through the Master of Business Administration. Programs included. Seven bachelor’s degree programs...
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Union City School System Closer to Construction of Safe Room
The Union City School System took another step toward the construction of a safe room on Monday. The safe room was part of a $15 million dollar project approved by the Union City Council early last year. The project included the rebuilding and Americans with Disabilities Act compliance of the...
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Westview Faces McNairy Central in Homecoming Matchup This Friday
The Westview Chargers remain undefeated as the team heads into week five of high school football, facing the McNairy Central Bobcats this Friday night. On Saturday’s Coaches Corner, Westview coach Matt McConnell told us what he knows about the Bobcats…. The Chargers got their first region win Friday night...
The Jackson Sun
Meet Owen Hewitt. The Jackson Sun's newest high school sports writer
Hello, Jackson! My name is Owen Hewitt, and I have started my role as The Jackson Sun’s full-time high school sports reporter. I am so excited to provide coverage of high school sports to readers in my home state. My goal as the high school sports writer is to provide the region with informative, timely fact-based journalism alongside in-depth stories that help our readers connect with teams, athletes and schools across West Tennessee. My reporting will go past scores and recruiting rankings to help uncover the stories in this area that are waiting to be told. My coverage of the area will also be multi-faceted. In addition to written articles, I will be providing live updates and video clips of high school events across the region on the X platform (formerly Twitter) from my account, @oyounothing. I am originally from Germantown, about an hour down Interstate 40, but I am excited to get to know Jackson and its surrounding areas. I want to soak up as much of Jackson’s history and culture as I can, and I cannot wait to get to know the folks who know Jackson best. If you have a question, comment, or story idea, send me
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Former Camden Elementary School employee misuses over $31,000 in book fair proceeds
CAMDEN, Tenn. (WBBJ) - A state investigation found that a former media specialist at Camden Elementary School misappropriated more than $31,000 in proceeds from the school’s Scholastic Book Fairs, according to the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office. Camden Elementary’s Parent Teacher Organization holds two Scholastic Book Fairs annually. Rather than...