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White County High School marked Constitution Week with a schoolwide look at the document that has served as the foundation of the United States government for more than two centuries. Sept. 17 marked the 239th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. As part of the
The WCHS Athletic Department and Administration have named the 2026 Grand Marshal of the Tammy “Pistol” Wilhite Memorial Homecoming Parade, Martha Jane Swindell Clark (’63). Clark was a cheerleader for all four years while attending White County High School. She cherishes the memories of cheering on the maroon and grey,
The White County Board of Education will meet Thursday, Oct. 8, with several items involving employee compensation and benefits among the issues scheduled for consideration. The board will hold a work session at 5 p.m., followed by its regular meeting at 6 p.m. October 2026 BOE Agenda Among
by Rachel Auberger
The White County Board of Education will meet Thursday, Oct. 8, with several items involving employee compensation and benefits among the issues scheduled for consideration. The board will hold a work session at 5 p.m., followed by its regular meeting at 6 p.m. October 2026 BOE Agenda Among
by Rachel Auberger
White County High School marked Constitution Week with a schoolwide look at the document that has served as the foundation of the United States government for more than two centuries. Sept. 17 marked the 239th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. As part of the
by Main Street Media
The WCHS Athletic Department and Administration have named the 2026 Grand Marshal of the Tammy “Pistol” Wilhite Memorial Homecoming Parade, Martha Jane Swindell Clark (’63). Clark was a cheerleader for all four years while attending White County High School. She cherishes the memories of cheering on the maroon and grey,
by Main Street Media
Andrew Price spent plenty of Friday nights and basketball games behind a microphone while he was a student at White County High School. Now, just months after graduation, he is taking another step toward turning those high school experiences into a career. Price, a 2026 WCHS graduate and former member
by Rachel Auberger