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Sparta   -   Mar 23, 2026 Tennessee advances “First-in-the-Nation” immigration bills
Tennessee advances “First-in-the-Nation” immigration bills

In what Rep. Paul Sherrell’s office is calling a “first-in-the-nation” effort, Tennessee lawmakers advanced a pair of bills this week aimed at addressing illegal immigration while giving the state better data to manage its public schools. One of the measures, House Bill 793, would require local school districts and

Sparta   -   Mar 20, 2026 Lawmakers push to protect officers’ private information
Lawmakers push to protect officers’ private information

New legislation focuses on protecting officers from online threats and exposure.

Who owns the fire halls?
Sparta   -   Mar 23, 2026 Who owns the fire halls?

School Board looks to give properties back to the county.

by Rachel Auberger
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Sparta   -   Mar 23, 2026 Who owns the fire halls?
Who owns the fire halls?

School Board looks to give properties back to the county.

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Mar 23, 2026 Tennessee advances “First-in-the-Nation” immigration bills
Tennessee advances “First-in-the-Nation” immigration bills

In what Rep. Paul Sherrell’s office is calling a “first-in-the-nation” effort, Tennessee lawmakers advanced a pair of bills this week aimed at addressing illegal immigration while giving the state better data to manage its public schools. One of the measures, House Bill 793, would require local school districts and

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Mar 20, 2026 Lawmakers push to protect officers’ private information
Lawmakers push to protect officers’ private information

New legislation focuses on protecting officers from online threats and exposure.

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Mar 20, 2026 Central View plan moves forward after split School Board vote
Central View plan moves forward after split School Board vote

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

by Rachel Auberger
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