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Some businesses become part of a town simply by being there long enough for generations of people to recognize the name. Others earn that place by continuing to create, adapt, and give customers a reason to come back. In Sparta, one longtime shop has managed to do both, and the

Updated October 14, 2026 A Sparta woman who depends on medication and uses a walker due to partial paralysis has been missing for more than a week, raising serious concerns about her safety. Nikkie Roberts Simmons, 42, was last seen October 6, 2026, at a residence located at 16 Swindell

A complaint inside the White County Jail, a crash that led to drug charges, and a man wanted in Arkansas were among the cases on Tuesday's General Sessions Court docket. Several defendants had their cases continued to later dates, while others saw charges dismissed or reduced. One man

One Bank of Tennessee is celebrating 125 years of service to their customers. One Bank – Sparta Branch Manager Vanessa O’Neal contacted WCHS Principal Greg Wilson about partnering for a Celebration Fundraiser. One Bank would match donations to a selected group at a wonderful 125% of contributions up to $5000.

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Crossville’s latest sales tax figures reflect a slight increase from the same period last year. According to the latest report from Crossville City Manager Valerie Hale, collections for the city were at $1.13 million. Other collections included Hotel occupancy taxes which ticked upward to over 22-thousand dollars

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Cumberland Prevention Coalition urges everyone to take advantage of Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24th, 2026.   Please bring unused and expired medications to the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, Walmart on Main Street in Crossville, or First National Bank in Fairfield Glade from 10am to 2pm on October