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The Jacksonville Chamber is hosting its 40th annual Tomato Fest with a week of festivities. It’s time again to celebrate all things tomato related by joining a contest, cheering a

Hazel Tilton Park in Jacksonville was the setting for the annual Memorial Day service honoring those who died while serving in the U.S. military, particularly those from Cherokee County.

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The Jacksonville Rotary Club reminisced about and posthumously honored Marvin Joe Angle at the club’s meeting Wednesday.

The Flamin’ J BBQ and Taco Fest was a street party enjoyed by many in downtown Jacksonville Saturday, April 6.

The Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation has determined to continue downtown sidewalk renovations. After discussing the topic on multiple occasions, the scope of the engineering for the sidewalk project was decided

The Jacksonville City Council granted authority to City Manager James Hubbard to procure temporary and permanent utility easements across approximately 47.58 acres of private property for a city sewer project.

The Jacksonville City Council is making plans to expand and improve the Double Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant. The council recently authorized an application for $12 million in financial assistance

The Jacksonville City Council approved a rate increase to water and wastewater services for both residential and commercial customers at its Dec. 12 meeting.

American Legion Post 152 members presented Angelina House Executive Director Belinda Ford and staff with an American flag, flagpole and stand Thursday, Dec. 14. The gift was an expression of