Despite some weather-related anxiety earlier in the day, perfect conditions welcomed the start of the 22nd year of Main Street Live Friday night. The free summer concert series, presented by Main Street McMinnville, got underway with the T.C. Bryant Band‘s blend of southern rock, country and blues.

The Main Street Journal's Community Calendar is presented FREE each Friday by our friends at Lassiter's Towing. * The Warren County Lions Club will host its 15th annual two-person scramble charity golf tournament in memory of PCC Bob Davenport on Saturday, June 13 at WillowBrook Golf

The White County Sheriff's Office has released additional information regarding a fatal drowning that occurred Monday morning near the Tosh Reno boat access on East Cole Road. According to investigators, two young men had jumped from a rock bluff on the north side of the river and were

From White County to radio stations across the nation, Marty “McFly” Selby has never forgotten his roots. Now, the longtime broadcaster is being honored with induction into the Hall of Fame.

As part of MSJ-Sparta’s 2026 Election Coverage, our Meet Your Candidates series gives voters a quick, clear look at who’s on the ballot and where they stand so you can head to the polls informed and confident.

A new local business is helping White County residents beat the summer heat one scoop at a time. Yummy Yeti Ice Cream, a family-owned venture operated by Tyler Pinegar, officially opened earlier this year and has already begun making appearances at events throughout the Upper Cumberland. In addition to

Despite some weather-related anxiety earlier in the day, perfect conditions welcomed the start of the 22nd year of Main Street Live Friday night. The free summer concert series, presented by Main Street McMinnville, got underway with the T.C. Bryant Band‘s blend of southern rock, country and blues.

The White County Sheriff's Office has released additional information regarding a fatal drowning that occurred Monday morning near the Tosh Reno boat access on East Cole Road. According to investigators, two young men had jumped from a rock bluff on the north side of the river and were

Feb. 4, 1933 — June 11, 2026