Following a day of clouds which cast the evening into doubt, the weather smiled on Main Street McMinnville organizers once again for the fifth week of the 22nd year of Main Street Live.
Returning to Security Federal Savings Bank’s West Lawn after last week’s special Fourth of July
The Main Street Journal's Community Calendar is presented FREE each week by our friends at Lassiter's Towing.
* A charity car show benefiting the Warren County Emergency Food Bank and Meals on Wheels will be held Saturday, July 11, from 3-6 p.m. at Westwood Church
Grace Jones turned her passion for jewelry into Grace's Glamour, a mobile permanent jewelry business that has served customers across the Upper Cumberland since 2023. The business specializes in welded jewelry and personalized hand-stamped pieces at festivals, pop-up events, and private celebrations.
Question #11 for White County Sheriff candidates: Readers asked, we delivered. See how each candidate responded to the first question submitted by the community.
The White County Board of Education approved a new agreement Thursday night that will keep Director of Schools Kurt Dronebarger leading the district in the years ahead.
The decision came as board members discussed the direction of White County Schools, recent accomplishments within the district, and the importance of maintaining
The Monterey Police Department has arrested Joel Patrick Welles for allegedly trying to cash a forged $5,000 check at area banks and businesses.
The check was written on his mother-in-law’s closed account.
Police say when they caught up to Welles at his residence, he ran into
The Fairfield Glade Police Department has announced the recent promotions of Officer Michael Murphy and Officer David Myrick to the rank of Corporal.
Both Corporal Murphy and Corporal Myrick have successfully completed their Supervisor Field Training Program and will now transition to their new shift assignments, where they will take
Parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers are urged to register for the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office free class "Inside the Dark Web: What Law Enforcement Wants Every Parent to Know."
Join investigators from the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office for this free, eye-opening presentation will provide
The Cumberland County High School Jets Baseball Camp is July 23rd through 25th (2026) for rising 1st through 8th graders! Learn the fundamentals, improve your skills, and enjoy fun games and competitions at Jet Park. The cost is just $30 per camper. Register today on the CCHS JETS BASEBALL Facebook
