Jacksonville families who need assistance getting their fightin’ Indians outfitted for Jacksonville Independent School District’s 20-21 school year can still get...

Fundraising efforts for improving the holiday lighting around the courthouse square in downtown Rusk have begun. Rusk Chamber of Commerce’s Keep...

The show must go on… and tickets are on sale now for the Cherokee Civic Theatre’s upcoming production of Mama Won’t Fly. Show times are 7:30 p.m.,...

(July 29, 2020) Rusk Police Department is getting ready to paint their towns blue and are inviting community members to get in on the action. The department is seeking...

Cherokee County’s Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) has found a way to help those ordered to do community service give back...

Rusk City Council members approved 4 to 1 requiring the public to wear masks when entering city facilities, including Rusk City Hall and the Rusk Public Library. Both the...

Jacksonville City Council members are covering the city’s financial bases as the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to potentially affect the city’s coffers. During the...

Hot summer temperatures mean high utility bills. For those living on limited income this burden can be major. Many families have also been impacted by loss of income...

On Tuesday, June 30, in honor of her birthday, family and friends of the late Fannie Franklin, gathered at HOPE (Helping Others Pursue Enrichment)...

To honor the memory of the late Katie Dotson-Smith, her family and friends want to help nursing students breathe a bit easier – something Katie,...

We all get by with a little help from our friends. Last week, the Wells Volunteer Fire Department made a $1,000 donation to the Alto Food Pantry,...

A Jacksonville youth was arrested after Jacksonville Police Department and other local law enforcement agencies collaborated on a “high-risk operation.” Cayden Dewayne...

Big Foot and Pegasus, Little House on the Prairie, a dragon, the Cheshire cat, butterflies and fairies – these are just some of the things you’ll...

(July 3, 2020) AUSTIN -- Texans are still getting a break from certain vehicle title and registration requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The temporary waiver...