Oct. 4-10: Noelle Bratcher

In a continuing effort to ensure the safety of the community's youngest passengers as well as strengthening relationships between law enforcement and the community, the Tennessee Highway Patrol is holding a car seat safety check at the Driver’s License Testing Center Monday, Oct. 12. The event is

By Bill Zechman

What used to require a trip to a casino or racetrack is now available continuously, privately and almost anywhere.  Gambling has become incredibly pervasive. The smartphone has transformed gambling.  Now there are three new online markets driving the growth in worldwide gambling — sports betting, casino-type games and prediction markets,

Opening a tattoo shop in your hometown takes a little nerve, and Aaron Masters will be the first to admit it. But he also knew exactly what he wanted to create — something with personality, something people would feel comfortable walking into and, most importantly, something that felt like it belonged

A White County deputy attempting to stop a speeding vehicle Monday night watched as the driver turned off the headlights while taking the Spring Street exit, then ran through a stop sign and crashed into a guardrail.

Sparta, Tennessee — Motlow State Community College in Sparta is proud to recognize Ashley Gibson as this month’s Student of Distinction. This honor celebrates outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and dedication to the Sparta and White County community. Gibson, a Business/Marketing major at Motlow State, was nominated by her Cultural

A White County man was sentenced to two years behind bars Friday after entering a plea in a case involving repeated sexual offenses against animals. The case, which began with 18 charges filed last year, involved allegations spanning nearly two years and resulted in an additional court requirement that will

Steve Hillis takes classes on tour, made possible by the American Battlefield Trust’s History Field Trip Grant Program.

Opening a tattoo shop in your hometown takes a little nerve, and Aaron Masters will be the first to admit it. But he also knew exactly what he wanted to create — something with personality, something people would feel comfortable walking into and, most importantly, something that felt like it belonged

Oct. 4-10: Noelle Bratcher

In a continuing effort to ensure the safety of the community's youngest passengers as well as strengthening relationships between law enforcement and the community, the Tennessee Highway Patrol is holding a car seat safety check at the Driver’s License Testing Center Monday, Oct. 12. The event is