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Thursday night brought another full slate of White County Youth Baseball and Softball League action at the White County Recreational Complex, with one division officially wrapping up its regular season while several teams continued building momentum heading toward postseason play. In Competitive T-Ball, Tennessee Site Prep and Passons Underground
For decades, the concrete wall beneath the White County Public Library sat mostly unnoticed along Bockman Way — a blank stretch of gray beneath the hill where the old Sparta Spoke Factory once stood. A few years ago, the Rotary Club helped soften the area by planting flowers across the hillside
Fresh produce, homemade baked goods, artisan crafts and live music are all returning to downtown Sparta as the Sparta Green Market kicks off its 2026 season today. The monthly event, held on the third Friday of each month from May through October, brings together White County-only vendors for an
by Rachel Auberger
Fresh produce, homemade baked goods, artisan crafts and live music are all returning to downtown Sparta as the Sparta Green Market kicks off its 2026 season today. The monthly event, held on the third Friday of each month from May through October, brings together White County-only vendors for an
by Rachel Auberger
Thursday night brought another full slate of White County Youth Baseball and Softball League action at the White County Recreational Complex, with one division officially wrapping up its regular season while several teams continued building momentum heading toward postseason play. In Competitive T-Ball, Tennessee Site Prep and Passons Underground
by Rachel Auberger
For decades, the concrete wall beneath the White County Public Library sat mostly unnoticed along Bockman Way — a blank stretch of gray beneath the hill where the old Sparta Spoke Factory once stood. A few years ago, the Rotary Club helped soften the area by planting flowers across the hillside
by Rachel AubergerA softball career that began on the fields of White County has helped shape the future for one former Warriorette — both inside the circle and beyond it. White County High School graduate Addison Abell has wrapped up her collegiate softball career at Tennessee Tech University after spending the past several
by Rachel Auberger