The city of Cleveland will begin a smoke test on sewer lines beginning Monday, Aug. 10.
Four local millage rates will be rolling back or holding steady after governing bodies approved their adoption over the past week.
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With the start of school only a week away, the White County School System is readying for a year of new precautions and procedures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
White County has received financial aid intended to offset COVID-19-related expenses.
Ed Allen is being remembered for his commitment to his country, his family and his customers.
From left, White County sheriff-elect Rick Kelley and Sheriff Neal Walden accept gift baskets and treats from Ann Helms, Yvette Sindell and Sharon Worrell, who are part of a Mountain Lakes Chapel effort to show appreciation to local law enforcement. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
With the start of a new month, White County has seen over 300 confirmed COVID-19 cases during the pandemic.
Carol Jackson
The City of Cleveland issued a boil water notice on Monday, Aug. 3, due to a water main break at the Thunder Ridge Road Subdivision, Hwy 115 East of Cleveland.
