Library picks “Grave Reservations” as June book club read
LOCAL EVENTS | The Moore County Public Library will discuss “Grave Reservations” at the next Brown Bag Book Club on June 27.
June 4, 2025
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Historical Society will discuss Moore County century farms on June 8
LOCAL NEWS | On Sunday, Moore County Archivist Christine Pyrdom will discuss the Tennessee Century Farms Program at the Moore County Historical Society meeting.
Click It or Ticket continues in Moore County through June 1
LOCAL NEWS | Save yourself a $30 fine and avoid a ticket. Buckle up – especially during Click It or Ticket, which ends June 1.
FOREVER 19: Local Vietnam vet Phil Gatto talks about the real costs of war
To honor Memorial Day, we interviewed local Vietnam combat vet Phil Gatto about the real costs of war. He will speak at Monday’s Memorial Day Service on the square.
Metro Council Approves Tax Rate Hike, Reduces School Budget by $200K
LOCAL NEWS | In a packed room full of educators and residents, the Metro Council approved a $1.7412 tax rate on Monday, and cut the school system budget by $200,000.
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HOMECOMING: Former sheriff’s daughters return as tour guide at Moore County Jail Museum
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.
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Blue Angels give free talk at MTSU ahead of Great Tennessee Air Show
REGIONAL EVENTS | The famous Navy Blue Angels will give a free talk at MTSU on Friday, June 6 ahead of their headlining performances at the Great Tennessee Air Show.
BBQ Hill event raised over $50,000 for local United Way
LOCAL NEWS | Lynchburg movers and shakers gathered on Barbecue Hill recently to help the United Way raise money for the work they do in Moore, Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, Lincoln, Rutherford, and Warren counties.
Childress, Trussell fall in tennis state semis
LOCAL SPORTS | The dynamic duo of Trussell and Childress managed a heck of a run but fell in the semifinal match to Scott Hills last Thursday.
MUD Board reduces sewer rates
LOCAL NEWS | Led by a determined charge from Metro Utility Board member Glen Thomas, the MUD Board voted unanimously on Tuesday night to lower sewer rates in Moore County.
MCHS earns student voter registration award
LOCAL NEWS | MCHS students were recognized as state leaders in student voter registration on Tuesday with the Anne Dallas Dudley Gold Award.
Second Lincoln County Process mural goes up in Fayetteville
ARTS & CULTURE | First it was Lynchburg and now Fayetteville. The second Tennessee Whiskey Trail Mural is now up in nearby Fayetteville. Both depict the Lincoln County Process in artfully unique ways.
Motlow State partners to bring high-quality certifications in in-demand industries
LOCAL NEWS | Motlow State seeks to keep local students ahead of the “new collar” jobs curve with new partnership with an online career training company that offers over 50 healthcare and IT certifications.
State offers “affordable” Kayaking 101 class
STATE OUTDOOR NEWS | It’s National Safe Boating Week and the Tennessee State Parks and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) are teaming up with paddle sports leaders across the state to offer low-cost beginner kayaking classes on Saturday.
Dancing in the Grass and Spilling the (Jack) Tea: A Lawn Sessions Dispatch
PERSONAL ESSAY | Four bands, one perfect night, and a thousand hometown moments you won’t read anywhere else. Lynchburg’s Lois Lane got the real scoop at the first-ever Lawn Session concert at Jack Daniel’s
RURAL MURAL: Lynchburg’s new public art pays homage to the Lincoln County Process
LOCAL NEWS | Crafting Whiskey – the first in a series of whiskey-inspired public art going up in small, rural southern, middle Tennessee towns – is located right here in Lynchburg.