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This week's Pet of the Week is Charlee!
The results are in for the place with the best fried chicken in our area!
Council members passed the first reading for the City of Jackson's proposed budget, one of the largest in recent years.
Catherine Bragaw, with Shiloh National Military Park, celebrates a year of being the camps superintendent, and discusses future plans for the park.
Community members come from near and far to enjoy praise and worship during one event in the Hub City.
The curtain is getting ready to rise for an upcoming performance.
One non-profit is asking for the community's help to keep an organization running that has been saving animal's lives for more than a decade in West Tennessee.
We want to hear from you! Where can you find the best fried chicken in West Tennessee?
August 1 marks Election Day for the State and Federal Primary and the State and County General Election, but early voting begins as soon as this week.
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Lillie!
The results are in for the businesses West Tennesseans would like to see in their community the most.
In our continuing coverage we're bringing you some additional laws that went into effect July first.
While Independence Day may be over, the fun continues this weekend.
We asked viewers on social media what business they would most like to see come to West Tennessee.
Calling all young actors! Auditions are taking place for a special upcoming performance.
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Carter!
Earlier this week, we asked viewers to submit the funniest street names in West Tennessee. The final results are in!
In our continuing coverage regarding the budget, we have additional information, including the Compensation Study.
