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The Center for Art & Public Exchange at the Mississippi Museum of Art today announced the release of two publications in service to the art museum sec

The Center for Art & Public Exchange (CAPE) at the Mississippi Museum of Art (MMA/the Museum) today announced the release of two publications in service to the art museum sector ...

JSU homecoming weekend brought in over $5 million, according to city tourism officials.

With its best start to the season since 2011, Sanders hopes to see fans pack the stadium Saturday for JSUs iconic homecoming.

A new historic driving tour is giving an insight into both Jackson and Madison County's history.

The event will take place at the Jackson Convention Complex from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 23 and Sept. 24 and the Mississippi Museum of Art on Sept. 25.

The AMP in downtown Jackson saw the return of homegrown music and crowd of residents staking out their spot in the grass.

The Glory Days In Jackson Are Coming To An End You see it in every small and large town.  Businesses that have been a staple in those communities are closing.  Some more recently due to the pandemic putting them out of business.  Others because the big box stores and larger name brands are coming in and taking over.  In the case of this Jackson New Jersey corner store, it’s the idea of retirement that sparked the decision. For decades, when you drove up the ramp off Exit 21 of Interstate ...

WBBJ TV July 14, 2021 Gov. Bill Lee passed the tourism initiative called Tennessee on Me. The first 10,000 tourists who book a trip to the Volunteer State with the initiative will receive a $250 airline voucher. The pandemic took a toll on tourism revenue last year, and now this is a way to boost that revenue and get it back up again. Old Country Store General Manager Brooks Shaw says he is on board with the new initiative. “Great, unique initiative for the state to get people here, possibly ...

WBBJ TV July 8, 2021 JACKSON, Tenn. — It’s time to get your ears ready for some home grown music. The biggest concert series performing in the heart of the Hub City is back: The Amp’s summer concert series. Starting Friday, the series is bringing in plenty of music with a wide variety of acts from across Tennessee. “The great thing is that it’s a family-oriented event. So you can go ahead and get your picnic basket out, a blanket, some lawn chairs,” said Lori Nunnery, with Visit Jac...