Kaitlin Nichelson is an author and journalist based in Jackson, Tennessee. She writes for WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News, focusing on local news and events in the Jackson area. Kaitlin's articles cover a range of topics, including community stories, human interest pieces, and interviews with local figures.
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Kaitlin Nichelson focuses on local news, particularly events and seasonal topics relevant to the Jackson, Tennessee area. Her coverage includes a significant emphasis on family & relationships, as well as education.
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By: Kaitlin Nichelson
On Saturday August 24, a large fire occurred at Gerdau Steel House.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
20 participants pitched their ideas to judges for a chance to win a competition.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
A projected overall population increase of nearly 900,000 people will increase the number of residents by 12.6%. We spoke to the professor of health economics who explained what this would mean for Tennessee.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
With the extremely hot and dry weather we've been experiencing, grass and wood fires have occurred across areas of West Tennessee.
JACKSON, Tenn. — The excitement begins this weekend at the Jackson Fairgrounds and residents are sure to snag a deal.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
Amy Slaton Halterman, one of the stars from the hit reality TV show "1,000 lb. Sisters," was arrested for drug possession and child endangerment.
Miss Tennessee 2024 makes a visit to the Hub City.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
A star from TLC's reality TV show '1,000-Lb Sisters' appeared in Crockett County General Sessions Court Thursday after an arrest at the Tennessee Safari Park.
By: Kaitlin Nichelson
The Regional Inter-Faith Association prepares for one of their biggest fundraisers of the year.
While weekends could be spent relaxing in your bed or watching TV, we found a few exciting events that could get you out of the house.
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