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‘I Had to Go All the Way Back’: Tennessee Voter Recounts How Machine Switched Democratic Vote to a Republican
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Downtown Jackson to host "First Fridays: Holiday Makers" on Nov. 6
Downtown Jackson will usher in the festive season next month with its upcoming "First Fridays: Holiday Makers" event on Friday, November 6. Scheduled from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. along Main Street, the community gathering offers residents a chance to start their holiday shopping early while supporting local artisans and craft vendors.
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Arlington to add 12 pickleball and tennis courts to tennis center
ARLINGTON, Tenn. (WMC) -Arlington is spending more than $1.7 million to add 12 new pickleball and tennis courts to the Arlington Tennis Center, located on Memphis Arlington Road and Milton Wilson Road. The Tennis Center opened in 2019. According to the city Parks Department website, the expansion represents the second...
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Martin Fire Station Roof Repairs Put on Hold
Repairs to the roof at Martin Fire and Rescue Station 1 are on hold for now as city officials look to preserve money for other emergencies. Fire Chief Jamie Summers presented the issue to the Martin Finance Committee. Two contractors submitted bids for the work. The committee recommended holding off...
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UC Council Holds Public Hearing On Proposed Data Center Zoning Ordinance
Union City, Tenn.–A public hearing was held Tuesday evening on Union City’s proposed new Data Center Zoning Ordinance. The public hearing was strictly informational as no action was taken on adopting it. The Planning Commission recently voted to pass the proposed ordinance along to the City Council. UC...
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Paris Pediatrics To Host Annual Boo Boo Bash
Paris, TN – West Tennessee Medical Group Paris Pediatrics Henry County is excited to announce its upcoming Boo Boo Bash, scheduled for Friday, October 30, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The event will bring children, parents, and families together for an evening of Halloween fun, seasonal activities, and opportunities to connect with their local pediatric healthcare team.
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The Monarch Collective hosts indoor trick-or-treat event Oct. 28 in Jackson
West Tennessee families can get an early start on their Halloween festivities this year as The Monarch Collective hosts a indoor Trick-or-Treat event on Wednesday, October 28. The event, which runs from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., will feature more than six participating businesses under one roof at 203 South Shannon Street in Jackson. Designed as a convenient one-stop shop for trick-or-treaters, children and families are invited to dress up in their Halloween costumes and go door-to-door collecting candy across the venue's two-story building.
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Scott Williams To Speak On His New Book
The Jackson Purchase Historical Society will meet Saturday, October 24, at the Discovery Park of America in Union City, in conjunction with its annual David Crockett Homestead & Heritage Festival. The meeting begins at 11 am and Scott Williams, President and CEO of the Discovery Park, will discuss his recent...
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New Stop Signs In Atkins-Porter Neighborhood Installed
Paris, Tenn.–The new stop signs along Park Street in the Atkins-Porter neighborhood are now in place. Paris Police Chief Ean Reed said, “Thank you to Paris Public Works for getting these installed.”. Please be mindful of the updated traffic patterns. Park St. & Jackson St. is now a...
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Paris Fire Department Completes Annual Pump Testing
Paris, Tenn.–The Paris Fire Department recently completed its annual pump testing at Williams Lake in Paris. Pump testing is an important part of keeping the department’s fleet ready to respond. Each fire truck’s pump is tested to ensure it can deliver the water pressure and flow needed to fight fires safely and effectively. Using Williams Lake as the water source, firefighters put each pump through a series of performance checks under different operating conditions. Chief Jamie Hinson said, “Regular testing helps us make sure our trucks and equipment are ready to perform when you need us. Thank you to our firefighters for their continued work in maintaining our department’s readiness!” Paris FD photo.
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Allen vows to fix Jackson’s issues in single term as mayor
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - City of Jackson mayoral candidate John Allen announced his plan to run for only one term if chosen as mayor. “I’m not running for a new career. I don’t need eight years to clean up the mess. I need four, and I pledge to get this city back on the right track in one term,” Allen said. “I will push for term limits for the Jackson City Mayor. Jackson doesn’t need career politicians, and I’m going to make it harder to become one.”