Fourth annual Easton and Friends held at Park

Main Street Live’s third week brought two things not seen during its initial two shows - a heaping helping of country music and a very small dose of precipitation. The free summer concert series presented by Main Street McMinnville welcomed Sydney Adams for Friday night’s show, which was broadcast

The Main Street Journal's Community Calendar is presented FREE each Friday by our friends at Lassiter's Towing. * Registration is underway for the McMinnville Fall 2026 Co-Ed Adult Soccer League and will continue through Aug. 9 at the Milner Recreation Center. The league fee is $80

A White County teen accused of leaving the scene after a fatal crash returned to court Friday on an indictment charging him with leaving the scene of an accident knowing death resulted.

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

Just after 2 a.m. Thursday, a White County woman who feared someone was trying to force their way into her home armed herself and called 911, setting in motion an encounter that ended with felony charges against a Cookeville man. According to warrants filed in White County General Sessions

The Studio, owned and operated by Italia Lippmann, has been helping Sparta residents improve their health and wellness since opening in October 2025. Located in the former yoga studio space at 37 E Bockman Way, the business offers a personalized approach to fitness and movement therapy through small class sizes

A White County teen accused of leaving the scene after a fatal crash returned to court Friday on an indictment charging him with leaving the scene of an accident knowing death resulted.

The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is congratulating Investigator Sarah Smith who was presented the 2026 Sheriff’s Youth Academy Instructor of the Year Award at the graduation Friday night. The program teaches leadership, integrity, respect, teamwork and positive relationships with law enforcement.

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

Just after 2 a.m. Thursday, a White County woman who feared someone was trying to force their way into her home armed herself and called 911, setting in motion an encounter that ended with felony charges against a Cookeville man. According to warrants filed in White County General Sessions