Visit these sites and learn more about White House, Tennessee.


We're proud of our town, and if you're ever in the area, we hope
you'll drop in for a visit!




Community Service/Information Programs in White House


  1. Concerns over meth increase

  2. White House Police Department:

    DRUG USE IN WHITE HOUSE SCHOOLS



    3. Are these in White House?
    Are they in your house?


UPDATE on Drug Use in Sumner County Schools
(from the Gallatin News Examiner, March 1, 2004)





  1. The official website for the City of White House.



  2. The White House Watch

    3. is a weekly newspaper for White House, started in the summer of 2006. Gary Burton is magaging editor. He can be reached at 870-8549 or via e-mail at editor@checkyourwatch.com. The paper can be picked up at various business locations around the area.

  3. A White House Community Website


    4. This website was created by its webmasters to serve as a community resource for those living in the city of White House, as well as for visitors and business owners who may be interested in moving their companies to White House. The webmasters accept information from everyone in the community, and frequently receive information from the city, from churches, from organizations holding special events, etc. All such information is published free. Business owners are invited to advertise for a small fee.


  4. 2005 White House Community Datasheet

    5. This datasheet is provided by the Middle Tennessee Industrial Development Association and includes city labor force statistics and information on local tax structure, financial institutions, community facilities, utilities, major manufacturers and public school teacher/student ratios.


  5. John Decker Elected Mayor of White House, but Becomes First Mayor to Win Without a Majority of the Vote (November 2006).

  6. Local Attorney Wards Off Power Grab by Board of Mayor and Aldermen
    Includes excerpts from an April 26, 2006 article from The Robertson County Times.



  7. Dramatic school growth expected to continue
    This article excerpted from the March 22, 2006 issue of the Hendersonville Star News (Hendersonville, TN)



  8. John Decker becomes first unelected mayor of White House, September 2005.


  9. White House Cracker Barrel opens
    This article excerpted from the May 26, 2003 issue of the Gallatin News Examiner (Gallatin, TN)



  10. White House elects new mayor in 2002

    Stan McAfee was elected the new mayor of White House in November 2002. He replaces former mayor Billy Hobbs, who served for an impressive 26 years. While our city looks forward to moving ahead with McAfee at the helm, we also look back to acknowledge the many improvements that occurred in White House under Hobbs' leadership:

    This article excerpted from the December 6, 2002 issue of the Gallatin News Examiner (Gallatin, TN)



  11. Sumner students to get own school in White House
    This article excerpted from the March 22, 2001 issue of the Tennessean (Nashville, TN).



  12. 2000 Census data show White House growing by leaps and bounds
    This article excerpted from the March 24, 2001 issue of the Tennessean (Nashville, TN).



  13. Word on White House, a growing little city.
    This article excerpted from the Feb. 25, 2000 issue of the Gazette (Goodlettsville, TN).
    Includes an updated summary of socio-economic statistics for White House (from 2005), along with names of key city personnel



  14. White House: Small-town values, city convenience.
    This article excerpted from the October 20, 1996 issue of the Tennessean (Nashville, TN).




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    ***White House Area Schools and Sports***



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    *** Famous Folks fromWhite House ***

    1. What do White House, the U.S. Marines and Race Car Driving have in common?

      This article excerpted from the April 12, 2003 issue of The Tennessean (Nashville, TN).


    2. White House sibling trio play the Grand Ole Opry

      Three sisters, from White House, hit the big time-- with a stint at the Grand Ole Opry and a gospel contribution to the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack.

      This article excerpted from the Feb. 3, 2001 issue of The Tennessean (Nashville, TN).



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(This page last updated 03/19/06)