Rotary holds 19th annual River Ride and Clean-Up

The Main Street Journal's Community Calendar is presented FREE each week by our friends at Lassiter's Towing. * Dayspring Community Church will host "Camp Chaos" Vacation Bible School Friday, July 17, from 6-8 p.m. and Saturday, July 18, beginning at 10 a.m.

Following a five-week run of cooperative weather, Main Street Live’s luck has run out. Tonight’s scheduled concert by The Band Entice has been cancelled by Main Street McMinnville organizers due to forecasts of inclement weather. The eight-week free summer concert series will continue at Security Federal

Check out what's happening around White County over the next week!

As traffic continues to increase around several growing areas of Sparta, city officials are moving quickly to make two intersections safer before students return to school later this month. During Thursday's meeting, the Sparta Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved installing a three-way stop at the intersection

Less than three weeks after Tennessee's statewide ban on kratom and related products took effect, authorities say an investigation into the alleged sale of illegal THC and synthetic kratom products has resulted in a major drug seizure in Van Buren County. Investigators say hundreds of suspected illegal products,

Morgan and James Eubanks have turned a lifelong passion for baking into J&M Baked Goods, a family-owned business offering handcrafted breads, pastries, custom cakes and homemade canned goods. Operating alongside Foggy Hill Farm Stand since May 2025, the business focuses on small-batch baked goods made with

Rotary holds 19th annual River Ride and Clean-Up

A TBI investigation by agents with the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit and the Fairfax County Virginia Police Department has resulted in the arrest of 22-year-old Tristan Hicks of Overton County, Tennessee.  In May, the Fairfax County Police Department received information about a minor sending child sexual

Adapted from TWRA press release The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has named Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA) as the recipient of the 2026 Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Award for Water Quality. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards which honors individuals, businesses,