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Now that I have the attention of all sides, we need to have a hard conversation. As many of you know, last month, the White County Board of Education passed the 1st reading to install the Protestant version of the Ten Commandments alongside other historical documents in our schools. Now,
The Pony Show took over the arena Tuesday night at the White County Fair, with competitors taking part in everything from halter lead line and walk/trot classes to the costume contest and potato run. Later in the evening, the Horse Show moved into the arena with another round of
The dirt was flying Wednesday night at the White County Fair as four-wheelers and motorcycles took over the track for another night of action at the fairgrounds. Riders battled their way around the dirt track, kicking up clouds of dust as they pushed for position and made their runs
by Rachel Auberger
The dirt was flying Wednesday night at the White County Fair as four-wheelers and motorcycles took over the track for another night of action at the fairgrounds. Riders battled their way around the dirt track, kicking up clouds of dust as they pushed for position and made their runs
by Rachel Auberger
Now that I have the attention of all sides, we need to have a hard conversation. As many of you know, last month, the White County Board of Education passed the 1st reading to install the Protestant version of the Ten Commandments alongside other historical documents in our schools. Now,
by Main Street Media
The Pony Show took over the arena Tuesday night at the White County Fair, with competitors taking part in everything from halter lead line and walk/trot classes to the costume contest and potato run. Later in the evening, the Horse Show moved into the arena with another round of
by Rachel Auberger
The White County High School Warrior Marching Band has a chance to turn $4,000 in community support into $9,000 during the month of September. ONE Bank of Tennessee is celebrating its 125th birthday by supporting organizations in the communities it serves, and White County High School‘s Marching
by Rachel Auberger