On Monday, the Metro Council voted unanimously to approve a nearly quarter million dollar energy siting agreement with Silicon Ranch. It paves the way for one of the largest solar farms in Tennessee to be build along Highway 55 near Motlow State.
Nicknames are as southern as gravy and biscuits, and one native recently compiled a list of you’re-so-Lynchburg ones as a passion project.
Two state legislators re-introduced school vouchers bills last week. We asked local Director of Schools Chad Moorehead about their potential impact on local students and taxpayers.
It’s helped nearly 13,000 enlisted men and women travel home for the holidays, and today Jack Daniel’s kicked Operation Ride Home off with a $100,000 donation.
On Tuesday, local voters, again, rejected a quarter of a cent local sales tax increase that would have generated over $80,000 for local coffers.
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS | Two of former Moore County Sheriff Ron Cunningham's daughters recently returned to Lynchburg to serve as tours guides in their former home, the Moore County Jail Museum.
The historic Lynchburg Square offers plenty of shop local, made-in-Tennessee gift ideas and a new campaign by Experience Tennessee wants to help you find them.
It’s baby snake season here in southern, middle Tennessee and locals should be aware of them while out enjoying the fall colors.
Looking for a made-in-Tennessee gift idea for the book lover in your life? Humanities Tennessee recently named the winners of the first-ever Tennessee Book Award.
The Lynchburg Chamber kicked off their first-ever Poinsettia Sale this week. Proceeds will benefit the Chamber, who sponsors local events like Frontier Days, and Christmas in Lynchburg.
Meet Bucky – a handsome pit pull mix currently living at the Friends of Animals rescue here in Lynchburg.
The two local authors of “Jack Daniel’s Historical Memorabilia and Rarities” will be the guest speakers at the November 10 meeting of the Moore County Historical Society.
The Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce is now accepting vendor applications for the annual Christmas in Lynchburg festival that takes place on December 7.
It’s dry out there and forecasted to get drier through the winter months. The state now requires burn permits in all 95 counties.
TULLAHOMA — It’s a rich, creamy tomato soup that people drive miles for and you can purchase it for a good cause in November. Partners for Healing plans a fundraising…
Moore County’s local United Way office will get folded into the South Central Tennessee organization this month. There will be a special ribbon cutting in Lynchburg on Oct. 24.