Motlow's Moore County campus overflowed with first responders during a recent paramedic graduation ceremony.
February 24, 2025
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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Raiders start strong with 33-7 Cascade win
Moore County says, "what's a rebuilding year" with a 33-7 season opening win over Cascade. Chris Merical led with two touchdowns.
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MTSU will house the personal archives of legendary state conservationist
He's the man instrumental in expanding the Tennessee State Parks System and now the personal archives of state conservationist Mack Prichard will be housed at MTSU.
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Council punts solar farm building permit fee back down to the Planning Commission
In a move that left Silicon Ranch officials slightly flabbergasted, the Metro Council voted 9-6 to table a proposed solar farm building permit fee structure that would have brought nearly half a million dollars into Metro coffers.
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Jack’s Melvin Keebler selects new Heroes Selection Single Barrel Rye Whiskey
It's a hard-to-get bottle that's produced just once a year. This week, Jack Daniel's introduced a new rye whiskey in honor of our military heroes.
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Local law enforcement will receive $50k grant for body-worn cameras
Thanks to a national grant, the Metro Moore County Sheriff's Department will receive $50,000 in funding for body-worn cameras for local deputies.
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DREMC plans annual membership meeting for August 17
It's born from the ingenuity of local rural farmers, who shrugged at the idea of a private, investor-owned power grid. On Saturday, the Duck River Electric Membership Corporation will celebrate nearly 90 years of doing it themselves with their annual meeting.
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Motlow and Google partner to offer local students AI training
AI is a growing field and those who don't understand may get left behind. Motlow and Google just partnered to make sure Moore County students have the necessary tools.
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New round of Civil War site preservation grants opens up on August 12
Both Moore County Civil War and Underground Railroad sites are eligible for the latest round of state preservation grants. The grant cycle will open on August 12.
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LOVE & BASKETBALL: Former Raider dreams of building a community center in Rutherford County
From an abandoned basketball in a Buckeye Road driveway to the dream of a $50 million community center in Rutherford County. One former Raider and his wife are dreaming big and looking to make a difference one kid at a time.