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Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Beer Board Left in Limbo After Two Resignations
Beer Board Left in Limbo After Two Resignations

Two White County commissioners resigned from the beer board after a key vote failed — leaving the board unable to function and decisions on hold.

Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Sparta-White County Chamber honored for 25-year milestone
Sparta-White County Chamber honored for 25-year milestone

A milestone moment for the Sparta-White County Chamber of Commerce — but the recognition goes beyond years. It reflects something built over time.

Warren County Theft Case Leads to White County Arrest
Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Warren County Theft Case Leads to White County Arrest

A White County traffic stop led to the recovery of a stolen vehicle out of Warren County — and a felony arrest tied to multiple findings.

by Rachel Auberger
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Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Warren County Theft Case Leads to White County Arrest
Warren County Theft Case Leads to White County Arrest

A White County traffic stop led to the recovery of a stolen vehicle out of Warren County — and a felony arrest tied to multiple findings.

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Beer Board Left in Limbo After Two Resignations
Beer Board Left in Limbo After Two Resignations

Two White County commissioners resigned from the beer board after a key vote failed — leaving the board unable to function and decisions on hold.

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 Sparta-White County Chamber honored for 25-year milestone
Sparta-White County Chamber honored for 25-year milestone

A milestone moment for the Sparta-White County Chamber of Commerce — but the recognition goes beyond years. It reflects something built over time.

by Rachel Auberger
Sparta   -   Apr 22, 2026 White County firefighter inspires TN protection bill
White County firefighter inspires TN protection bill

What started with a single moment on a call has now turned into statewide legislation. A bill aimed at strengthening protections for first responders across Tennessee is moving forward after receiving strong support in the state Senate — and its roots trace back to White County. According to Paul Bailey, Senate

by Rachel Auberger
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