Rachel Auberger

White County wrapped up the year with unemployment sitting below 4 percent, a sign that the local job market remained steady as 2025 came to a close.  New data released Thursday by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development shows White County’s unemployment rate landed at 3.9

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Submitted by WCHS principal Greg Wilson The White County High School administration proudly announces the top 2 graduates for the 2025-2026 class. These two students have excelled both in the classroom and extracurricular activities. Their achievements have been critical to the success of this year’s graduating class—the remarkable

White County commissioners agreed on how to disperse $200,000 of opioid settlement funds on Tuesday night. Five programs operating within the county will each receive a portion of this fiscal year’s grant funding.  White County is the recipient of grant money, the dollar amount of which varies from