Business hosts luncheon to foster community

JACKSON, Tenn. — As Black History Month comes to an end, one business takes the time to have a conversation with a few of community leaders in the hub city. The business, Old Country Store in Jackson, hosted a lunch and learn. They met this afternoon to share how their experiences were important in their growth. Deputy Derick Tisdale with the Jackson police department and Clarissa Williams, President of the African American chamber were keynote speakers. “We wanted them to have them come in and talk about not only their personal experiences, but also what each of their organizations are gonna do in the future,” said President of Old Country Store, Brooks Shaw. The audience was made up o

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