Grace Reyes plays Maria Rainer in White County High School’s production of The Sound of Music. (Photo/Zach Taylor)
Alex Cowart, owner of Cowart Construction, spoke at the Cleveland City Council meeting appealing a financial penalty for working prior to the issuance of a permit. (Photo/Linda Erbele)
The sinkhole that opened up in a parking lot between Dalton Eye Car and Anytime Fitness. (Photo/Basil Ray)
Walt Snyder pounds the drum while leading the parade goers from location to location. (Photo/Basil Ray)
White County Superintendent Dr. Laurie Burkett listens intently to Assistant Superintendent Dr. Jonathan Stribling’s presentation. (Photo/Zach Taylor)
Josh Taylor’s son pins the collar brass on Taylor’s collar as White County Public Safety Director David Murphy and other members of Taylor’s family look on. (Photo/Submitted)
The two-day Winterfest hosted 175 artists and vendors at four locations in White County. (Photo/submitted)
Keynote speaker Debra Stipe holds up a bouquet of different varieties of flowers to illustrate that even though the women in attendance have different talents and career goals, they are brought together as a community to affect the business world with their own brand of innovation and change. Stipe is an entrepreneur, the author of Room to Bloom, and an actress with over 60 professional credits, including her tenure on the popular television series Full House as Cindy. (Photo/Hannah Caudell)
Three inches of rain Feb. 13 caused a sinkhole in the staff parking lot of Dalton Family Eyecare on US Hwy. 129 on Feb. 14 that totally submerged a car in water. (Photo/Submitted)
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