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Ryan Brooks

Tennessee

Multimedia Journalist at WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN)

Articles

  • 1 day ago | wbbjtv.com | Ryan Brooks

    PARIS, Tenn. — Festivities for the World’s Biggest Fish Fry are in full swing. This event is a celebration of Henry County’s rich fishing heritage and features a variety of activities, including a parade, carnival rides, live music, and of course, delicious fish dinners. “I have all you can eat catfish. It’s U.S. farm raised catfish. It’s $20 dollars all you can eat. It’ll come with the hush puppies, mayonnaise slaw, vinegar, slaw, fries and Pepsi,” said Josh Taylor, chair of fish tent.

  • 3 days ago | wbbjtv.com | Ryan Brooks

    SELMER, Tenn. — Recovery efforts in one local community are still ongoing after recent severe weather. Selmer is among the most severely impacted areas suffering from recent storm damage. When Senator Marsha Blackburn visited last week, she told us more than 1,000 storm victims are impacted out of the 25,000 residents in McNairy County. We spoke with Selmer Mayor Sherry Inman, who tells us they have worked to place residents in hotels in various locations throughout the area.

  • 1 week ago | wbbjtv.com | Ryan Brooks

    SELMER, Tenn. — One U.S. Senator is surveying storm damage amid relief initiatives in a local county. United States Senator Marsha Blackburn visited McNairy County Wednesday to tour storm damage along with county Mayor Larry Smith, city Mayor Sherry Inman and other local officials. “What we’re seeing today is just the outpouring of the volunteer spirit from across the state of Tennessee.

  • 1 week ago | wbbjtv.com | Ryan Brooks

    JACKSON, Tenn. — If you’re a West Tennessee food service entrepreneur looking to advance your business, ‘ScaleUp Kitchen’ is in the Hub City for a second year. Applications are open for ScaleUp Kitchen, a business development program aimed at supporting food entrepreneurs, which is powered by ford philanthropy and facilitated by the co.

  • 1 week ago | wbbjtv.com | Ryan Brooks

    RUTHERFORD, Tenn. — One business owner is seeking answers after being forced to close his business due to public safety risks. Travis Hamilton currently owns Main Street Fitness in Rutherford, right in the center of Main Street. The building adjacent to the fitness establishment had bricks fall off of it back in October. Due to this hazard, caution tape and barrels to be placed around the perimeter of the property for public safety. “We were never ordered to shut down back in October.

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