In a discussion of the mask policy Tuesday night the McMinnville Board of Mayor and Alderman recommended that employees wear masks inside city buildings if the positive rate goes above 26 percent or higher. Right now masks are not required but can be worn voluntarily. As of Wednesday the rate was at 22 percent.In other… Continue reading City to Require Masks If Positive Rate Goes Above 26 Percent

Detectives with the McMinnville Police Department are asking for your help in identifying two suspects using a stolen credit card to make a $5,000 purchase at the McMinnville Walmart on August 10. Anyone that can provide information regarding this case please contact Det. Austin Wortman at 931-414-2449 or The McMinnville Police Department Criminal Investigation Division… Continue reading Police Departments Looking For Suspects Using Stolen Credit Cards

Many people are in need of assistance after catastrophic flooding in Middle Tennessee over the weekend and people in White and Warren Counties can help. Next Monday August 30 country singer/songwriter and actor John Schneider will be set up at the Yess Home Center in Sparta from 9am-noon and in Warren Co. at the Northgate… Continue reading Donations For Flooded Victims Accepted August 30

The Warren Co. Board of Education met Monday night at the Bobby Ray Elementary School and voted 4-2 to recommend and not require students to mask up at school if the positivity rate is at 25 percent or more. As of Tuesday the rate was at 21.3 percent. The board also passed unanimously that if… Continue reading Policy Changed To Recommended

The wait to start the 2021 football season continues as this Friday night’s season opener with White Co., as well as next Friday night’s game at Memphis Ridgeway, has been cancelled due to the influx of COVID-19 cases and multiple symptomatic cases among the team. That’s according to the Warren Co. Pioneer Football Facebook page.… Continue reading **BREAKING NEWS** Friday Night’s Game Cancelled

The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Alderman Tuesday night will consider three ordinances and one resolution on the agenda. One of the ordinances on first reading is to rezone 623 and 625 N. Spring St. from R-2 Medium Density Residential to R-3 High Density Residential. A public hearing will take place at 6:50pm Tuesday night… Continue reading City Board Meets Tuesday Night

According to the TN. Dept. of Health website, Warren Co. saw a jump in COVID deaths, from 87 to 91. Of the 91, 48 have come in 2021. Warren Co.’s updated active covid cases were at 256, up 37. Warren Co.’s positive case count is at 6,008 have tested positive with 5,661 recovered, and 91… Continue reading COVID Deaths Increase By 4 From Last Week

Tonight’s season opener between the Warren Co. Pioneers and the Dekalb Co. Tigers at Nunley Stadium has been postponed doe to covid related concerns and the safety of both school’s students. The game has been rescheduled for Oct. 8, which was originally set to be an open date.All GoFantickets may be redeemed at the October… Continue reading Game Cancelled Tonight

Police are looking for a white male who robbed the old Northside Market, now known as Vape City, Friday morning.According to Detective Sergeant Todd Rowland around 8;30am Friday morning a white male white entered the establishment wearing a covid face mask and a hoodie displaying a firearm and demanding cash from the register. He is… Continue reading Armed Robbery At Old Northside Market Friday

Football season is here. Friday night the Warren Co. Pioneers will host the Dekalb Co. Tigers at Nunley Stadium. The Pioneers are hoping to continue the success from the 2020 season after starting 8-0 and finishing 8-2. Kickoff is set for 7pm. Broadcast can be heard on 92.1 The Ticket beginning with pregame starting at… Continue reading 2021 Season Kicks Off Friday Night