Parents across White County are being urged to closely monitor their children’s health after school officials confirmed a case of measles within the local school system — the what appears to be the first publicly reported case in Tennessee this year. The district is sharing limited details, but the warning

School Board looks to give properties back to the county.

The White County School Board voted Thursday to approve a memorandum of understanding allowing the White County Sheriff’s Department to continue using the former Central View School property and move forward with plans to turn it into a training facility. The biggest point of discussion was how much time

Could This Change How White County Schools Are Funded?