Build your dream lake home in this upscale subdivision with year round views of Big Hurricane Creek on Center Hill Lake. Beautiful Mountain views surround you on your nearly one and a half acre, enough room to spread out and enjoy the beautiful views this property has to offer. Lot slopes up from the road, perfect for a drivein basement.“Proof of funds required for cash offers. Proof of funds required for cash offers. Preapproval and proof of funds required for financing offers

 This one of a kind Beautiful Bluff lot with mountain views and is located in the city limits of Spencer, This lot Offers city sewer and city water. City code restrictions apply. Asking 12,900.

Looking for a place to build your dream home or wanting that specail place for your manufacture home. Look no more, Lots have road frontagge on Camp Belle Air Rd and Holiday Lane. All 3 lots join and total a little less than an acre. Property owners have lake privileges. Onyl 22,500.00. For info call Barbara Madge @ 931-256-0747.

Sparta, the county seat and principal town and commercial point of White County, is situated on the left bank of Calfkiller River, in a beautiful valley at the foot of and about five miles distance from the Cumberland Mountains, and at the terminus of the Sparta & McMinnville Branch of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, about 140 miles from the first named (Tennessee) city, and has a population of about 800.” — Goodspeed, 1887

What Goodspeed couldn’t foretell was that Sparta and White County would also become one of the nation’s top resonators of a musical genre that could aptly be described as a “bluegrassroots” movement.

For it is in these low-lying valleys and high-flying hills, alongside these calling creeks and rolling rivers and around these woodlands and waterfalls that one can hear the high-pitch, close-knit harmony of voices, guitars and banjos — sending out that unmistakable sound of bluegrass.

That distinctive sound has been emanating from Sparta and White County for so long and in such profusion that we have become, proudly, Bluegrass USA