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A White County woman was arrested Wednesday after deputies responding to an unwanted guest complaint reported she repeatedly screamed at officers, threw a television near a deputy and shattered a glass water pipe during an investigation at an Austin Road camper.
The engines have gone quiet at Golden Mountain Speedway for the remainder of 2026. In a message posted Friday, speedway owners announced the cancellation of all remaining races for the season, citing mounting operational challenges, rising costs and the demands of balancing the facility with full-time jobs, family responsibilities and
Whether you're at home, on vacation or following your kids across Tennessee for a weekend tournament, staying connected to your local community just got a lot easier. Main Street Media has officially launched its new mobile app, bringing together local news, radio broadcasts, podcasts and exclusive deals into
by Rachel Auberger
Whether you're at home, on vacation or following your kids across Tennessee for a weekend tournament, staying connected to your local community just got a lot easier. Main Street Media has officially launched its new mobile app, bringing together local news, radio broadcasts, podcasts and exclusive deals into
by Rachel Auberger
A White County woman was arrested Wednesday after deputies responding to an unwanted guest complaint reported she repeatedly screamed at officers, threw a television near a deputy and shattered a glass water pipe during an investigation at an Austin Road camper.
by Rachel AubergerThe engines have gone quiet at Golden Mountain Speedway for the remainder of 2026. In a message posted Friday, speedway owners announced the cancellation of all remaining races for the season, citing mounting operational challenges, rising costs and the demands of balancing the facility with full-time jobs, family responsibilities and
by Rachel Auberger
Several cases previously reported by Main Street Journal saw new developments Tuesday as Judge John Meadows worked through a busy docket.
by Rachel Auberger