Welcome to White Pine, Tennessee
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With a picturesque setting in the rolling hills and pastoral landscapes of East Tennessee, White Pine is a community of people abundant with warm, southern hospitality. Our family-owned businesses, as well as national and international companies, local eateries, bookstore, and libraries, offer an idyllic setting for families, and retirees alike. We have a beautiful history supporting us and an even better future on the horizon!
In White Pine, find yourself surrounded by golf courses, lakes, cabins, shopping, the great University of Tennessee, as well as the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, all within an hour’s drive.
Upcoming Events
From town council meetings to community-wide events, stay in the know of what’s happening in our town!
Planning Commission
Town Hall
White Pine, TN, Town Hall
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
Town Hall
White Pine, TN, Town Hall
Bingo Night
Ruritan Community Building
Ruritan Community Building
Town Council Meeting
Town Hall
White Pine, TN, Town Hall
Planning Commission
Town Hall
White Pine, TN, Town Hall
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
Town Hall
White Pine, TN, Town Hall
Quick Access to Items Our Residents Need
White Pine 4th of July
Join us for the White Pine 4th of July Parade and Celebration!!! Visit RecDesk for more information.
Help Craft the Vision of Jefferson County for the Next 10 Years!
Jefferson County is growing, and your Mayor and County Commissioners want citizens' input on managing this growth. The Mayor and Commissioners are undertaking a community engagement effort to obtain this input. The project aims to receive feedback on how Jefferson...
The History of Douglas Lake
Douglas Lake, located at the foothills of The Great Smoky Mountains, is a scenic location with a fascinating history. Today, Douglas Lake is a leisurely place ideal for fishing and boating, but it wasn’t always that way. This manmade body of water was the center of...