r/Jackson_TN • u/AnythingButMediocre • 1d ago
Marsha Blackburn stickers!
Somebody get this heifer
F’real, get her out of here. Until then get a sticker on Etsy or message Dexter Arnold on Facebook or email dexter_j_arnold@yahoo.com
r/Jackson_TN • u/AnythingButMediocre • 1d ago
Somebody get this heifer
F’real, get her out of here. Until then get a sticker on Etsy or message Dexter Arnold on Facebook or email dexter_j_arnold@yahoo.com
r/Jackson_TN • u/TeNayNay98 • 2d ago
UPDATE: It’s Chesney’s! 🙌🏻
Does anyone remember the name of a restaurant that was open in the mid 1990s in the old Red Hook building?
r/Jackson_TN • u/AnythingButMediocre • 3d ago
Posted originally to Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1C2sKu1aSm/
If they’re being allowed no oversight on their promises, they are lies and they will break them. It’s going on already in towns across the US and the southeast and in this very state. Are these the “real Tennesseans” Sen. Marsha Blackburn speaks to? Out of towners only concerned with raping our land for profit with the express consent and encouragement of organizations like Tennessee Valley Authority and Milan Public Utilities? Milan, Tennessee is my home, and the home of 8000 other people who can make our voices heard about this
Well water doesn’t magically appear in the ground and it isn’t disconnected from everything. Companies with no oversight of their energy consumption will not limit it. And no one hands a kill switch of their own service over without already having the ability to override it without it being known. Don’t eat these lies, they will leave you malnourished and sick
The Tennessee Holler The Mirror-Exchange The Jackson Post The Memphis Flyer WKNO #bitcoinmining #datacenter #saynotodatacenters #bootlickers
r/Jackson_TN • u/TheHeathen1121 • 9d ago
Hey y’all! I posted a couple weeks ago asking if anyone around was pagan/alternative spirituality and got some good responses. Seems like there’s at least a few of us around Jackson and surrounding areas, so I figured why not communicate and see if anyone is interested in trying to have a little community. I’ll be upfront, I’m not the best at organizing or community building myself (introverted as hell but oh well) but I figured I’d see if anyone was interested in the idea!
r/Jackson_TN • u/Fizziaroll • 10d ago
Would anyone be interested in three male pet rats
One is a dumbo, another is a dumbo rex and the third is a dumbo curly. My schedule has gotten to hectic and i cant spend as much time with them as i would like so im looking for someone who can give them all the attention they would need. If your interested let me know.
r/Jackson_TN • u/United_Kick8341 • 12d ago
Hey,
My values are progressive, eco/sustainable, vegan, and anti exploitation
An attempt to meet like-minded people who care about social issues, and want to be empowered in doing something to solve them.
Starting Nov 11th 2026. Jackson area. Maybe young adult focused? Not quite sure. I'm 22.
I'd be happy to find even a single person, and have a reoccurring conversation time for 2 weeks! That would be a huge success to me.
Please make sure to reach me by email as well, to make sure I see it:
evelsxd [@] proton [dot] me
Starting small and hoping for big.
r/Jackson_TN • u/Fizziaroll • 21d ago
Does anyone know of any apartments/houses for rent that allow reptiles?
Im looking to move out but i have to find a affordable place that allows reptiles so if anyone knows anywhere please let me know!!
r/Jackson_TN • u/ininkweddings • 25d ago
r/Jackson_TN • u/Scyths_A_Demon • Sep 20 '26
Hey folks, I’m a truck driver stopped at the Loves in Jackson. I’m craving wings, but I’m also open to other suggestions as well. What is yalls recommendation for good wings in the area? What are some other good places to consider as well? I’m planning on doordashing, but depending on what it is I might bobtail over if I’m able to. Thanks in advance!
r/Jackson_TN • u/HaileyGrace_ • Sep 20 '26
Hey, I’m here hoping to find other Ozzy/Black sabbath fans in Jackson TN that love Ozzy/Black Sabbath as much as I do because I really want some Ozzy fan friends to share my love of them with.
r/Jackson_TN • u/Fizziaroll • Sep 14 '26
Hi! Sometime next month i will some baby regal jumping spiders if anyone is interested
(Here is the mom)
r/Jackson_TN • u/No_Requirement_546 • Sep 01 '26
They advertise fresh fruits ect but I literally seen the great value frozen fruit bags they have. Literally all their food looks like hospital food grade kind of stuff. I've only eaten lettuce from there since the whole lettuce issue started and now I'm peeing from my butt.
r/Jackson_TN • u/Used_Tutor • Aug 27 '26
Would NOT recommend living at Northridge Apartments. The worst apartment we’ve ever dealt with. Cockroaches, brown recluses, gun shots, and more. My husband and I moved to Jackson (from KC) for one year while he completed a medical training contract. From the beginning, we were very clear with management that we would only be living there for the duration of his contract yet our experience was consistently frustrating.
On move-in day, the unit we had signed for wasn’t ready, so we were forced to switch units after already giving our movers, friends, and family the original address.
Shortly after moving in, we dealt with a persistent cockroach infestation that continued for months despite multiple exterminator visits and our own efforts to keep the apartment extremely clean. The exterminator even told my husband it was a known issue. It became so disruptive that I avoided my kitchen, didn’t want to be in the apartment, and actually lost weight from the stress. We also had a lot of spiders including brown recluses.
We had shots fired in the parking lot during business hours one day. A neighbor who is a police officer responded, and another tenant called 911. To my knowledge, management never notified residents about the incident or communicated any additional security measures afterward. Meanwhile, we regularly received emails about rent reminders, pool parties, and even promotions offering a “Boo Basket” in exchange for leaving a 5-star review.
Before moving out management never notified us prior to 60 days that 60 day notice was required to avoid an auto renewal of the lease at a higher rate. We were ultimately charged an additional $735 because the property manager Sara said we missed the deadline by 11 days. (She had put notice on our door at 45 days and said she wasn’t legally required to notify us prior to 60 days).When I raised the issue, she told me this was an ongoing issue and that all tenants are treated the same. I even suggested sending residents a reminder about the policy, but no communication was ever sent.
r/Jackson_TN • u/Darkhorse_022 • Aug 23 '26
Hi y'all, I recently accepted a job in Jackson, TN and I'm relocating from LA, California in the next few weeks. I don't know the area at all and since I'm big into hiking, sports, working out, and basically anything outdoors, I’d love to get your local insight on the area.
A few specific things I'm trying to figure out:
r/Jackson_TN • u/Lost-Distribution940 • Aug 21 '26
Old used and locked electronics. Have an apple watch that my wife has lost the log in and icloud account for, its locked but useless to us. Where could I get a few bucks for it?
r/Jackson_TN • u/Jor-El_Zod • Aug 13 '26
I have a lot of paperback books.
r/Jackson_TN • u/SmokingapipeTN • Aug 11 '26
I dont need one, but my wife thinks I do so Im looking for laid back therapists. Ive never been and am hoping for recommendations.
Thank ya!
r/Jackson_TN • u/Fine_Requirement1625 • Aug 01 '26
Hey y’all!
I am a dental student at the UT College of Dentistry in Memphis, TN. I am looking for some patients to come seem me. Our dental school provides discounted dental work that is anywhere from a half to a third of normal dental costs.
We offer comprehensive care, including but not limited to:
cleanings / scalings
fillings
dentures (complete dentures and partials)
crowns and bridges
extractions
root canal treatment
If you’re worried about being seen by a dental student, we are closely supervised and approved by licensed dentists who have been in private practice.
No insurance is required, but the appointments are a little longer than typical. So if you’re willing to give up some time I can provide great care for cheap. Both adults and children are welcome! If you're interested, feel free to direct message me for more details!
r/Jackson_TN • u/Neat-Statistician311 • Jul 31 '26
Hello everyone, so I am from Jackson originally but I now live in the Pacific Northwest and I've been trying to figure out how to get ahold of 2 of my best friends from when I was in high school there at Trinity, would anyone be able and willing to help me? I just want to check on them and see how they're doing because I haven't talked to either one of them in 10 years and neither of them have an active Facebook account, they're Isaac Hall, who lived in Three Way when we were in school together and Caleb Joseph Currie, who lived in Ripley and was the TCA valedictorian for the 2013 graduating class. Feel free to message me if you're willing to help. My mom still lives there in Jackson and I'll be coming for a visit to see her in late September and it would be really nice to see my old friends from high school again if possible. Anyway thanks so much everyone 😊
r/Jackson_TN • u/Fishmayne • Jul 31 '26
Has anyone else been dealing with a crazy amount of flies the last couple of weeks? I have never seen it like this.
r/Jackson_TN • u/Total_ITRD_Island • Jul 27 '26
My name is Juno, and I lived in Jackson for most of my life. I fondly remember going to Blockbuster, later Chuck E. Cheese's (both on 2021 N Highland). I slowly began to forget what it used to look like, as I wasn't too fond of the modern CEC remodel, and I rarely got to go to Blockbuster. If anyone out there can find photos of both, mainly from the 2000s. I want to show my mom as well. If you want to censor faces, feel free to do so. Any help is greatly appreciated.
r/Jackson_TN • u/neokeelo • Jul 22 '26
The information in this article was confirmed by Mayor Arthur Boykin.
The project has secured all necessary approvals, including a feasibility study and load approval from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), as well as approval from the Humboldt Planning Commission. City and county economic development officials have been informed throughout the process and fully support the development due to its positive impact on the community. Project owners are funding all required utility infrastructure improvements, with approximately $180,000 already invested at no cost to Humboldt Utilities or its customers.
Humboldt Mayor Arthur Boykin emphasized that the project will not strain existing utility services.
Humboldt Utilities officials note that the data center will not reduce electric service reliability for existing customers. The area’s system peak demand was about 55 megawatts in 1996 and stands at roughly 40 megawatts today. Adding the new 15 MW load would simply return the system to levels successfully served nearly 30 years ago. TVA’s engineering review confirmed the regional grid can handle the additional demand.
To further protect reliability, the data center has agreed to curtail its electric load during extreme weather events or grid emergencies when requested by TVA. This makes the facility a flexible asset that can help prioritize power for homes, businesses, schools, hospitals, and other critical needs.
Water demand from the facility is minimal, approximately 2 million gallons per year, compared to Humboldt Utilities’ largest industrial customer, which uses 2-3 million gallons per day. The data center will not discharge wastewater into the sewer system.
Located in an industrial area adjacent to the Gibson County Industrial Park and separated from residential neighborhoods, the project underwent an independent acoustical study. Results show it is not expected to create a detrimental noise impact on nearby properties.
Financially, the data center is projected to generate about $8.5 million in annual electric revenue for Humboldt Utilities. After costs, it is expected to produce more than $600,000 in net annual revenue. As a publicly owned utility, these funds will help ease pressure on residential and small business electric rates, strengthen the utility’s financial position, support infrastructure improvements, and maintain reliable service for the community
r/Jackson_TN • u/neokeelo • Jul 20 '26
What are yall’s thoughts on this ?
https://abcnews.com/US/wireStory/federal-appeals-court-rules-new-jerseys-assault-weapons-134861216
r/Jackson_TN • u/ArgumentThat6248 • Jul 17 '26
hello all! i am potentially moving for a great job opportunity i have received in jackson. my only concern is how i will like the area. i am planning to visit but it wont be for a couple of weeks. i currently live in baltimore and am used to the lifestyle here. i know jackson will be very different but i was wondering if yall can give me insights on bars/places to go out and meet other people in their 20s?
my big concern is starting over in a new state & ending up not liking the area and/or becoming isolated.
any suggestions?