Denise Etheridge

2 weeks ago | theclaytontribune.com | Jerry Grillo |Denise Etheridge

Subhead President Caner placed on administrative leave until investigation concludesBy Jerry Grillo and Denise EtheridgeCNI News Service  Days after sex abuse allegations shook Truett McConnell University (TMU) in Cleveland, the scandal was still unfolding as former students came forward with new accusations and the ...

3 weeks ago | whitecountynews.net | Denise Etheridge

by Denise EtheridgeWhite County NewsLocal celebrity and World War II Army veteran Andy Negra turned 101 on May 28. Negra won’t travel to Normandy, France, to observe the anniversary of D-Day this year like he did in 2023 and 2024. Those trips were organized by the Best Defense Foundation and Delta Air Lines. Instead, he enjoyed three separate cakes and stretched his birthday celebration with friends and relatives out over a week prior to his actual birthday.

3 weeks ago | whitecountynews.net | Denise Etheridge

Body by Denise EtheridgeWhite County NewsWhite County taxpayers can expect to receive property assessment notices in their mailboxes later this month. The Assessor’s Office informed the News that they plan to mail out 19,475 real property assessment notices on June 10. The majority of White County properties will reflect the same value as last year, according to Deputy Chief Appraiser Jennifer Saxon. Saxon said there was no countywide increase in values for 2025.

3 weeks ago | whitecountynews.net | Denise Etheridge |Jerry Grillo

by Denise Etheridge and Jerry GrilloWhite County NewsEndings and beginnings—that was the theme last Friday night when 259 White County High School seniors received their diplomas, closing one chapter and beginning another. For the Class of 2025, the road to graduation was anything but typical. Principal Mary Anne Collier discussed the uncertainty of a global pandemic, back when these students were just eighth graders. “This is a special group.

3 weeks ago | whitecountynews.net | Denise Etheridge

by Denise EtheridgeWhite County News White County resident Andrea Irvin, who lives in the area known as Leaf, has lived on property owned by her husband’s family for the past 40 years. Irvin said she isn’t opposed to having another small business like a hardware store move in nearby, but the thought of a large gas station that could bring in noisy semi trucks and increased traffic has her concerned.