White County continues to see good numbers in regards to the coronavirus.
No foul play is suspected in a Cleveland death investigation.
White County has seen a decrease in COVID-19 numbers, following a slight increase, as officials continue to promote vaccine availability throughout the community.
The White County Water Authority is looking to make changes to water agreements with Cleveland and Helen.
A call will go out using the emergency notification system beginning Monday, May 17, in regards to the coronavirus vaccine.
A child passenger safety seat check will be held on Thursday, May 20 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Wal-Mart for those who want or need their child safety seats checked. (File photo)
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been relatively steady in White County since dropping in February, but officials are hoping more residents will seek vaccination.
Resident Ridley Kinsey addresses officials during a public comment hearing for the Joint Comprehensive Plan update for White County, Cleveland and Helen. Community input is still being sought through a survey. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)
Repairs resulting from the City of Cleveland’s recent investigation of water line leaks could save the city millions of gallons a month in water production.
The White County School System is adding a coordinator to oversee its digital distance-learning (DDL) program.
