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

The Tennessee Department of Veteran Services received official notification from the National Cemetery Administration of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that it has qualified for a grant opportunity that will fully fund the development and construction of the new Upper Cumberland State Veterans Cemetery in White County. The

The intersection of Highway 70 and Highway 136 has long been a cause for concern for drivers in White County. While drivers on the north/south bound Hwy. 136, known locally as Old Kentucky Road, were required to stop for cross traffic, drivers on Hwy. 70, known locally as Smithville