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11 Savannah, Tennessee Restaurants That Stay Packed Without Ever Needing Much Advertising

One smokehouse in this river town opens just two days a week, and it still sells out fast. No billboard. No splashy ad campaign. Just pulled pork and a reputation. That detail hooked me right away. Another spot serves fried catfish only Thursday through Saturday, and its parking lot fills with trucks anyway.

Savannah, TN · 3d

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Stylist opens Parlor 1928 Salon in downtown Bolivar after fire destroyed Middleton salon

BOLIVAR, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Victoria Burnette, a stylist whose Middleton salon burned down, has opened Parlor 1928 Salon in a 1928 building in downtown Bolivar. Victoria Burnette said her first salon burned just after Christmas, and a week later she found out she was pregnant with her “miracle baby,” Henry.

Bolivar, TN · 13h

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The Peach Cobbler Factory Brings Famous Cobbler and Banana Pudding to Jackson, Tennessee

Famous Cobblers and Banana Puddings Headed to Jackson Community. “We are thrilled to continue planting our roots throughout the South, where our brand’s story began. Jackson, Tennessee, is another exciting addition to our growing national footprint,” said Greg George, CEO and Co-Owner of the brand. “We are proud to welcome Eric Knight to The Peach Cobbler Factory family and look forward to bringing our incredible desserts and Southern hospitality to this wonderful community.”

Jackson, TN · 6d

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Alcorn County roundup, Nov. 11, 2026: CREATE president plans retirement; dog show opens Friday

CREATE founder George McLean at the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal office. McLean and his wife established the foundation in 1972. (Photo: CREATE Foundation) Mike Clayborne plans to retire in June after about 30 years as president of the CREATE Foundation, the Tupelo-based organization that manages community affiliate funds including the C.A.R.E. Community Foundation in Corinth and Alcorn County, according to WCBI reporting summarized by Alcorn County News.

Alcorn County, MS · 1d

The Jackson Sun

Graham Simpson, Westview headline our top TSSAA football playoff predictions

Last week’s Jackson area TSSAA football playoff game of the week saw Haywood beat South Gibson 31-6 in the first round of the 4A playoffs . There are plenty of intriguing Jackson area playoff matchups to choose from this week. Division I schools will play second-round games for a place in the quarterfinals, while Jackson’s Division II-A schools will play quarterfinal games. Here is our list of this week’s top eight games and predictions for each. Game of the week Cheatham County (8-3) at Westview (11-0) Time: 7 p.m. | When: Nov. 13 Westview’s bid to repeat as 3A state champions continues as the Chargers host Cheatham County. Westview made quick work of Wooddale in the first round behind a 149-yard day from 3A Mr. Football semifinalist and Tennessee commit Asa Barnes. Cheatham County advanced past White House Heritage 46-42 in the first round. The Cubs boast two 1,000-yard rushers this season. Walker Hobbs has rushed for 1,762 yards and 19 touchdowns, while quarterback Luke Austin has rushed for 1,099 yards, 21 touchdowns and added six passing touchdowns. Owen Hewitt’s prediction: Westview 42, Cheatham County 7 More: Why Jackson Christian enters Jackson area Super 12 Rankings after TSSAA football playoff

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Old Hickory Mall sold, business owner hopes for more shoppers

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Old Hickory Mall has been sold, and one business owner hopes the change in ownership will bring more shoppers through its doors. Derik Dabis, owner of Airbrush Dreams, said he has operated inside the mall for about five years. He said business was extremely busy when he first arrived, but summer traffic has slowed over the years.

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Hicks, Allen join growing field for Jackson mayoral race

The field for Jackson’s mayoral race continues to grow as Madison County Commissioner Kevin Hicks joins the contest. Hicks announced his campaign and outlined his priorities if elected. "Well, I mean like most administrations, what we're going to do is we're going to look at our organizational charts, you...

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Jackson Mayoral candidate John Allen holds special community gathering

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) -One Jackson mayoral candidate hosted a special gathering Tuesday evening and invited the community to attend. John Allen who announced his candidacy for Jackson City Mayor in October, hosted a family-friendly Fall Fest at Hub City Brewing. Allen offered attendees the opportunity to register to vote and...

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The Jackson Sun

See the Jackson area high school athletes November signing period list for 2026

The November signing period for college athletics is open and many Jackson-area high school athletes are putting pen to paper to make their commitments official. Here is a list of the Jackson area’s college bound athletes and where they will play at the next level, including all sports but football. Girls basketball Jade Reed, South Gibson County: Union University Molly Roberts, Dyer County: Dyersburg State Boys golf Carson Andreoni, Jackson Christian: Chattanooga Casen Justice, Jackson Christian: Virginia Commonwealth Jack Shaver, Crockett County: Dyersburg State Girls golf Marleigh Chicantek, South Gibson: Union University Molly Roberts, Dyer County: Dyersburg State Softball Bailey Brewer, Scotts Hill: Freed-Hardeman University Andrea Criswell, Gibson County: Dyersburg State Alyssa Hartness, Scotts Hill: Shawnee CC Jaycee Prather, Ripley: Dyersburg State Kierstyn Ray, Dyer County: Austin Peay Piper Smith, Crockett County: Northwest Shoals CC Jackie Tims, Ripley: Northwest Mississippi CC Boys track and field Hudson Little, Jackson Christian: Freed-Hardeman University Reach The Jackson Sun's high school sports writer, Owen Hewitt, at ohewitt@gannett.com and on the X platform @oyounothing. This article originally appeared on Jackson Sun: See the Jackson area high school athletes November signing period list for 2026

Lexington Progress

Commission Approves First Reading of Wheel Tax

The Henderson County Commission approved an $8 million capital funds bond issue and an additional wheel tax to pay for improvements at its meeting on Tuesday, November 10th. The initial resolution and the bond resolution to borrow $8 million dollars to fund county road improvements and other capital projects such as roof repairs was approved on a 13-1 vote with Commissioner Jack Johnson casting the only “no” vote.

Henderson County, TN · 2d

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Old Country Store hosts traditional Veterans Day breakfast in Jackson

It’s Veterans Day, and a landmark West Tennessee business thanked everyone who has served in our nation’s armed forces. The line stretched out the door Wednesday morning at Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store in Jackson as veterans gathered for the restaurant’s annual Veterans Day breakfast. 39...

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Beacon Home Health and Hospice announces expansion across West Tennessee

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Beacon Home Health and Hospice announced Wednesday that it is expanding its services across 19 West Tennessee counties. The expansion includes Madison, Gibson, Carroll, Henderson, Chester, Dyer and Weakley counties, as well as other surrounding rural communities. Beacon provides rehabilitation, chronic condition management and hospice care...

Tennessee · 17h

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Tennessee Checkers and Rally’s franchisee goes bankrupt – up to 16 locations affected

A Tennessee Checkers and Rally’s franchise business filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after facing a foreclosure threat involving a Jackson restaurant property. The October 28 filing belongs to Memphis-based Global…

Jackson, TN · 18h

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West Tennessee communities honor veterans with Veterans Day events

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Communities across West Tennessee honored the brave men and women Wednesday, who have given their lives to help keep us free. WBBJ was able to be a part of a few of these special events. Milan High School. Milan High School held a Veterans Day program...

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Bridges of Honor brings Jackson veteran groups together

It's Veterans Day and members of the Jackson Community are standing on the bridge overlooking the I-40 highway as part of their annual Bridges of Honor. 39 News goes out to the bridges to learn why they feel it's important to participate in the event every year.

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Veterans Day restaurant deals: Where to find free food and discounts

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Veterans and active-duty service members can find a variety of restaurant deals in honor of Veterans Day on Nov. 11. From breakfast and coffee to burgers, entrees and sweet treats, restaurants are offering free or discounted food as a way to recognize those who have served. Offers vary by restaurant, and some may be available only to veterans or require proof of military service.