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Find A Plate Of Salmon Croquettes And Grits At This Old Jackson, Tennessee Breakfast Spot
Hidden down a winding drive that you cannot even spot from the main road, there sits a real working barn that happens to serve some of the most talked-about Southern comfort food in west Tennessee. The parking lot fills up fast, the windows look out over a pond dotted with ducks and geese, and the plates keep coming until you wave the white flag.
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The NED offers unique ‘one show only’ performance with REZA
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - And for one afternoon only, you could witness the wonders and mysteries of magic right here in the Hub City!. Illusionist REZA was at the NED for a special performance of his show, “Edge of Illusion” Sunday beginning at 3 p.m. Tickets were limited...
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5 years in, free line dance fitness program keeps community moving
BOLIVAR, Tenn. (WBBJ) - A local line dance and fitness program is celebrating its fifth anniversary of helping people get active and connect with their community. The program began in October 2020 and has continued to grow since its first class. Organizers say about 450 people have participated in the...
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This Tennessee Barbecue Joint Has Barely Changed Since It Opened In 1923
A barbecue place that has lasted more than a century usually has a reason people keep coming back. This Tennessee joint opened in 1923, and much of what made it popular in the first place is still part of the experience today. The family recipes, house sauce, and old-school approach...
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New Discovery Park Exhibit Looks At Ancient World
Union City, Tenn.-Thousands of years of history are now on display at Discovery Park of America. “The Ancient World Unearthed: Artifacts from the Biblical Archaeology Museum” features dozens of artifacts connected to ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Judea, Greece, Rome, Persia, Arabia and other regions. From cuneiform tablets and Egyptian artifacts to Roman jewelry, ancient coins, oil lamps and biblical manuscripts, the exhibit offers a glimpse into how people lived, worked, worshipped and communicated thousands of years ago.
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9 Dyersburg, Tennessee Restaurants Worth Going Out Of Your Way For
If your idea of a good food town includes ribeyes, biscuits, barbecue, pizza, and plates that do not leave much empty space, Dyersburg deserves a closer look. This West Tennessee city has built a restaurant scene around food people actually want to eat after a long day. There are steakhouses...
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Jackson plant sale offers low-allergen plants, continues Friday
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center hosted a plant sale on Thursday. On top of the plant sale, the event also featured lectures from guest speakers within the UT Extension from across the state. The guest speakers were Celeste Scott, western region horticulture specialist, and Natalie Bumgarner, residential and consumer horticulture specialist.
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Dairy Queen fundraiser supports McKenzie police ‘Shop with a First Responder’ program
MCKENZIE, Tenn. (WBBJ) - A Dairy Queen location in McKenzie is holding a fundraiser to support the McKenzie Police Department’s Shop with a First Responder program. The restaurant will donate 15% of all proceeds made during the fundraiser to the program. The deal applies to menu items including burgers, hot dogs and Blizzards.
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UT Martin Bellwethers Art Exhibition Opens October 19th
UT Martins ninth annual Bellwethers Juried Exhibition of Collegiate Student Art opens Monday and runs through November 13th. The exhibition will be held at the West Tennessee Regional Art Center in Humboldt. A closing reception and awards ceremony will be held November 13th from 5 to 7, with awards presented...
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The Ruby Pear To Be Featured On Tennessee Crossroads
Paris, Tenn.–The Ruby Pear will be the latest Henry County eatery to be featured on the Tennessee Crossroads program. The segment featuring The Ruby Pear will be broadcast on PBS October 8 and October 11. The program will air at 7 p.m. on October 8 and 10 a.m. on October 11 on WLJT-TV.
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Family-owned ranch redefines yoga workouts with goats
ROSSVILLE, Tenn. - From the barnyard to your yoga, one family-owned ranch is changing up the way you do your workout classes. At 901 Goats is making yoga class a bit cuddlier. Owner Lindsay Champagne said the animals make people more grounded in class. "It's not thinking about "What am...
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Discovery Park of America unveils Pumpkin Village for fall
UNION CITY, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Discovery Park of America has transformed its 1800s settlement into Pumpkin Village for the fall season. The display features pumpkins and gourds throughout the settlement. Families can walk through the festive displays, let kids try pumpkin bowling and jump into a corn pit. “The pumpkin...
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Thomason-Whitfield Home To Be Designated As Historic Site
Paris, Tenn.–A historic site dedication ceremony for the Thomason-Whitfield House in Paris will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, October 3. The historic home–which is some 165 years old–will receive an official marking from the Colonial Dames XVII Century Captain Charles Barham Chapter of Paris. The home,...
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Savannah Main Street launches “Savannah ‘Sound On’ Cinema” at Historic Savannah Theatre
JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - The City of Savannah, Tennessee, and Savannah Main Street Director Ashley Kate Adams have announced the launch of the “Savannah ‘Sound On’ Cinema” program at the Historic Savannah Theatre on November 7, 2026. The launch will feature a live performance of “Fabulous Fanny: The Songs & Stories of Fanny Brice,” starring Kimberly Faye Greenberg and directed by Brian Childers. The debut coincides with the 95th anniversary of the Historic Savannah Theatre’s grand opening.
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Johnny Mac To Kick Off ‘Noon On The Square’ Friday
Paris, Tenn.–Popular local musician Johnny Mac will kick off this year’s “Noon on the Square” in downtown Paris this Friday, October 2. This will be the 43rd annual “Noon on the Square,” which brings lunch and music to downtown Paris for the first four Fridays of October. The event is free to the public, with proceeds from lunch sales benefitting local nonprofits.