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Prysmian announces $100 million investment in Jackson plant, bringing jobs
"I hope that this opens a lot of opportunities for our residents here and hopefully change their life, because it's been rough as of lately," said Lacretia Greer, a Jackson resident. Prysmian, an Italian-based energy company, first came to Jackson in 2018 after acquiring General Cable. Tennessee officials and company...
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Jackson fiber optic cable plant to double size of facility, create 100 new jobs
A fiber optic cable manufacturing plant in Jackson says it will create 100 new jobs as part of a $100 million expansion, company and state officials announced Wednesday. Prysmian, an Italian company with more than 50 locations in North America, opened in Jackson in 2018 after acquiring General Cable. This marks Prysmian’s second expansion in […]
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This 90-Acre Tennessee Farm Is Home To Award-Winning Wine, Vineyards, And Fresh Berries
Set on 90 scenic acres in Kenton, White Squirrel Winery offers far more than a typical winery visit. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and berry fields, this family-owned destination is known for producing award-winning wines crafted from locally grown grapes and fruit. Guests can stroll through the picturesque property, sample a variety of handcrafted wines in the tasting room, and take in peaceful countryside views that make every visit feel like a relaxing escape.
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Heat wave pushing up energy demand, utility bills across West Tennessee
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The heat is still on across West Tennessee and it is not letting up. Now, because of the heat, your air conditioner is feeling it. Steve Bowers with Jackson Energy Authority says the demand on the grid is significant. “The demand is going to be extensive...
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Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held at W Lube Pro in Huntingdon
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for W Lube Pro at 21110 Main Street East in Huntingdon on Thursday, August 6. The Huntingdon shop marks the second location for the family-owned business, which also operates The Quick Lube in McKenzie. According to operations manager Saul Haney,...
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UT Martin Senior Gets Real World Construction Experience
MARTIN, Tenn. – Imagine taking part in an internship where you can use your knowledge, learn more real-world career information and be part of your university’s growth. Seth Edwards did just that. Edwards is a rising senior construction management major from Clarksburg with a minor in business, and...
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Jackson Downtown Development Corporation launches loyalty program
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Jackson Downtown Development Corporation announced the launch of “Friends of Downtown”, a loyalty program to encourage individuals to invest in Downtown Jackson while enjoying exclusive benefits from participating businesses. Jackson Downtown Development Corporation is a nonprofit organization thats mission is to enhance the quality...
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Prysmian adding 100 jobs in Jackson
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and Prysmian officials announced Wednesday, Aug. 12, the company will expand operations in Madison County. Through the project, Prysmian will create 100 new jobs and invest $100 million to renovate and double the...
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Crockett County Chamber welcomes American Access with ribbon cutting in Alamo
ALAMO, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The Crockett County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting Monday morning for American Access, a veteran-owned and family-owned company that recently relocated its operations to Alamo. The ceremony was held at 11:30 a.m. at the company’s location at 974 W. Main St. and was open...
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Jackson offers free financial counseling to keep AC bills down
"Our counselors see that regularly whenever we hit peak months like this, where it's just so, so hot and utility bills are skyrocketing," said Tyler Carr, referring to higher traffic at the Greater Jackson Financial Empowerment Center. It’s going to be another hot week, but you may not need to...
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Prysmian to invest $100 million, add 100 jobs in Jackson expansion
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Prysmian announced Wednesday it will invest $100 million to renovate and double the size of its Jackson facility, creating 100 new jobs. The expansion marks the second for the company at the location since it acquired General Cable in 2018. Gov. Bill Lee and Deputy Governor...
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Dream Center of Jackson receives $10,000 Toyota Grant
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The Dream Center of Jackson is the recipient of a $10,000 technology grant from Toyota Tennessee. This funding from the grant will be used to purchase new laptops, printers, software programs, and other equipment for the center’s computer lab. Toyota also donated 40 brand new...
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Work Underway on Ripley Waffle House
Exciting news for Tennessee night owls and lovers of comfort food in general. Construction is actively underway on a Ripley location of Waffle House, and the Southern favorite plans to be open by autumn. The beloved chain is currently being erected on Cleveland Street. Waffle House has been actively hiring...
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$10,000 Raised For ABLE Farms At Psalm 34 Day
Springville, Tenn.–Some $10,000 was raised for the ABLE Farms equine therapy program in two hours at its special Psalm 34 Day Sunday. Between 250-300 people attended the open house, visiting the farm, touring the campus, enjoying lemonade and fresh-baked goods. They were also invited to build beautiful bouquets of wildflowers and share good fellowship.
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State Officials Thankful For Tour Of ABLE Farms
Paris, Tenn.–As ABLE Farms prepares for this Sunday’s Psalm 34 Day, ABLE officials welcomed state leaders and gave them a tour of the facilities. Officials from the State Department of Disability and Aging were impressed by what they saw. ABLE Farms is located at 1064 Sulphur Well Academy Rd., Springville. It is the successor to Hoofbeats of Hope equine therapy program.
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Shoppers check out the final day of this month’s Hub City Flea Market
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) -On the hunt for trinkets or treasures, shoppers check out what vendors have to offer at this month’s Hub City Flea Market. The Jackson Fairgrounds were busy Sunday as shoppers stopped in for the final day at the August flea market. The market was open Sunday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.