Rachel Auberger
The White County Warriorettes faced the Southwind Jaguars in the first round of the Frank’s Christmas Shootout. Led by Gracie Clark’s 18 points and helped by 13 each from Ashlyn Selby and Kylie Norris plus another 11 from Bella Winningham, the Warriorettes had no problem taking care of
by Rachel Auberger
The 4th Annual Frank’s Christmas Shootout got under way on Friday, with eight boys’ and eight girls’ basketball teams meeting in Sparta for the three-day event. The White County Warriors and Whitwell Tigers faced off for the final game of the boys’ bracket on Friday afternoon, and kept the
by Rachel Auberger
Sparta’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen held its final meeting of the calendar year and worked quickly through the agenda Thursday. In their first order of business, the board approved a resolution calling for a city election, to be held Aug. 6, 2026. Sparta residents and property owners will
by Rachel Auberger
White County has been turning to one place for their eye care for the past 50 years. Wednesday, that place got a new look. Cumberland Eye Care, formerly Moore Eye and most recently Mullins Vision, officially welcomed the community to meet their new team and learn about all they will
by Rachel Auberger
According to White County General Sessions Judge John Meadows, who also hears cases in juvenile court for both White and Van Buren counties, there are more than 60 White County children currently in foster care. With that volume in mind, Meadows is spearheading a movement to bring an advocacy program
by Rachel Auberger
White County Schools has named its three Teacher of the Year nominees. "The White County Board of Education is proud of all our educators, but today, we are especially proud of those who have been selected by their peers and named building-level Teachers of the Year, including Leah Simmons
by Rachel Auberger
White County made it clear early Tuesday night it was going to be a long evening for Trousdale County. Fourteen different Warriorettes found the basket as White County rolled to an 85-42 victory, blowing the game open with a blistering first half that left the Yellowjackets scrambling from the opening
by Rachel Auberger
White County's wrestling team is in just its third season as an official high school sport, and in the first couple of meets of the season the team has already recorded seven pins. Darrin Caudle, Hayden Guerrieri and Austin Myers all collected pins last Monday night. On the
by Rachel Auberger