FEATURES & INTERVIEWS | On the eve of Lynchburg's Walk to End Alzheimer's, we spoke with Tanya Vann and Terry Sue Fanning — two local caregivers and best friends about their journey with the disease.
September 19, 2026
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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BATTLE OF THE BLIUE: The History of the Moore County, Huntland Rivalry
LOCAL SPORTS | It dates back to the days Johnny Majors walked the streets of Lynchburg. With the new Major's Cup now on the line, Moore County travels to Huntland for the annual rivalry game on Friday.
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HOME COURT DISADVANTAGE: Moore County Tennis Program Looks for a New Home
LOCAL SPORTS | Three trips to state. Two college scholarships. Zero home courts. Moore County Tennis has built one of the county's most successful student athlete programs without a place to call their own — and their latest practice arrangement just fell through.
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18-Year-Old Charged with Vehicular Homicide After Head-On Crash Kills Moore County Man
LOCAL NEWS | Authorities have charged a local 18-year-old man with vehicular homicide by recklessness in connection with the death of a Moore County man in last week's Lost Creek Road crash.
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Moore County Streamlines Visitor’s Policy
PUBLIC MEETINGS | On Monday, the Moore County School Board voted to revise the Visitors Code of Conduct from a four-page policy filled with TCA language to a one-page, easy-to-read document.
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THE ICE CREAM SHOPPE: Around the World in 365 Scoops
SMALL BUSINESS PROFILE | From serving scoops to people from around the globe to being good business neighbors here at home, the Ice Cream Shoppe celebrates 32 years on the Lynchburg Square.
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Tennessee Tech Waives Application Fee for September
STATE EDUCATION NEWS | Are you a Moore County student considering attending TN Tech next fall? They will be waiving their application fee through September.
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DREMC’s Free Energy Workshops Return This October
REGIONAL NEWS | Fall and winter usually mean bigger power bills and Duck River wants to help with some free, energy saving ideas during their October workshops.
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Turkey Trot Returns to Tim’s Ford State Park Oct. 17
AREA EVENTS | It's usually a beautiful day out in the breathtaking fall foliage at nearby Tims Ford State Park — and it supports a heck of a good cause.
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It’s Baby Copperhead Season Again in Moore County
STATE OUTDOOR NEW | Whether you are gardening or hiking, as the leaves start to fall, keep your eyes peeled for baby copperhead snakes to prevent avoidable bites.