When a severe allergic reaction hits, seconds matter. A new Tennessee bill could give schools faster, more flexible ways to respond—even if a student doesn’t have their own EpiPen.
The White County Middle School golf teams added another strong showing to the season Thursday afternoon, with the Warriorettes continuing to set the pace and the boys turning in a solid runner-up finish.
On the girls side, White County kept its unbeaten run intact, topping both Avery Trace and
Thursday night brought another full slate of action across the White County Youth Baseball & Softball League, and while the scoreboards were busy, a few results carried a little extra weight when stacked up against where teams stood coming into the week.
In Competitive T-Ball, White’s Disposal put
The White County High School track and field team turned in another strong outing Thursday evening at York Institute in Jamestown, finishing fourth in an eight-team field behind a collection of standout individual efforts and a relay team that stole the spotlight.
Leading the way once again was Isaac
