Two separate accidents in White County over the weekend left several people injured, including a pedestrian who was airlifted after being struck by a vehicle on Ravenscroft Road.

Main Street Media is pleased to welcome a familiar face in the White County community to its Sparta team. Brittany Hutson has joined the company as an advertising representative, where she will work closely with local businesses to help them connect with readers and grow their presence in the Sparta

Sparta didn't lose a hero, they gained a legend.

Early Tuesday morning, a single-vehicle accident led to a temporary roadway closure on Walnut Grove Road. Law enforcement and emergency personnel responded to the scene, where a canopy was set up as part of the investigation. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, which served as the on-scene command unit, the

Tucked inside the shopping strip on Mose Drive, The Purple Iris Marketplace has grown into one of Sparta’s newest community favorites. Located at 229 Mose Dr., the shop has been connecting local artists, crafters, and small businesses under one roof since opening on November 1, 2025. Before its transformation,

At 390 Sewell Drive in Sparta, One Heart Apparel has become a steady resource for residents and businesses needing personalized items. Since opening on May 25, 2020 under the ownership of Tahir Rajab, the shop has grown from a simple printing service into a go-to destination for custom apparel, accessories,

Two Dresses. Zero Dollars. One New Downtown Shop Turning Heads in Sparta

The White County High School Warriorettes opened the season at home Tuesday night, but they couldn’t keep up with the Roane County Varsity Yellow Jackets and took a 5-0 loss on opening night.   Roane County Varsity Yellow Jackets got on the board in the top of the third inning

Even though the White County Middle School baseball team collected two hits to the Algood Middle Redskins' one, they still fell 4-1 on Tuesday as they played on the road.   The Warriors struck first when Cayden Boswell, who had got on base thanks to a walk, scored on a

White County's boys basketball season comes to an end after falling to Cumberland County for the third straight time this season

The White County Middle School Warriorettes erupted for 19 runs in just two innings to mercy-rule the Monterey Wildcats Tuesday night.

Sparta didn't lose a hero, they gained a legend.

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When members of the Stitch Share and Show Guild gather around their sewing machines, the conversations flow as easily as the stitches. Patterns are traded, stories are shared, and the hum of fabric becoming something new fills the room. But over the past year, those sessions have carried a deeper

Check out what's happening around White County over the next week!

Could 23-Year-Olds Soon Drive Tennessee School Buses? Lawmakers Say Yes

The Science Bowl is a fast-paced academic competition that offers teams of high school students from across the state of Tennessee a chance to match their wits in math and science. Teams made up of four students from each participating school competed in a round-robin preliminary round where they had

Warrior Media has become one of the best media resources for WCHS and the White County community. Warrior Media is celebrating their 10th Anniversary of providing not only morning announcements to the faculty and students, but sharing school news and school events around the United States and the World. The

Four White County High School students recently had the opportunity to strengthen their leadership skills thanks to the support of the Sparta Rotary International 6780 Club. The Rotary Club sponsored Tori Mabe, Solomon Hawkins, Elijah Sparkman, and Adam Shaw to attend the Fall RYLA event at Camp Nakanawa in Crossville.

Two separate accidents in White County over the weekend left several people injured, including a pedestrian who was airlifted after being struck by a vehicle on Ravenscroft Road.

Main Street Media is pleased to welcome a familiar face in the White County community to its Sparta team. Brittany Hutson has joined the company as an advertising representative, where she will work closely with local businesses to help them connect with readers and grow their presence in the Sparta

Sparta didn't lose a hero, they gained a legend.

Early Tuesday morning, a single-vehicle accident led to a temporary roadway closure on Walnut Grove Road. Law enforcement and emergency personnel responded to the scene, where a canopy was set up as part of the investigation. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, which served as the on-scene command unit, the

The following report was produced by Representative Paul Sherrell's office and details the work done by legislators at the state capitol last week. House sets course for responsible state spending Lawmakers analyze funding requests from state agencies, discuss critical initiatives The Tennessee House of Representatives paused committees this

Commissioners were briefed Monday on major landfill changes projected to deliver close to $400,000 in annual host fees for White County.

County government can feel complicated, especially when different offices have responsibilities that sound similar. To help simplify things, here’s a quick, plain-language breakdown of what these county offices do and don’t do, so voters have the facts they need before casting a ballot. Highway Supervisor (County Highway / Road

What County Commissioners Actually Are County commissioners are the members of the county legislative body — the group legally responsible for governing the county’s policy and finances. In Tennessee, they’re sometimes also called the county legislative body. They are elected officials who serve terms (usually four years) and represent

A late-night rollover on Mayberry Street prompted a significant emergency response Wednesday in Sparta, but fortunately, no injuries were reported.

The juniors were named to the District 7AAA honors list before the district tournament.

The public is invited to tour the facility and learn more about how their donations are helping the homeless population in White County.

Clark, Grasty, Winningham, Selby, and McDonald represent White County in the District honor list.