Celebrate July 4 with the purchase of a special Nashville Sounds game-worn jersey. All proceeds benefit the MTSU veterans' center.
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
Local experiences rare bobcat sighting in County Line area
Folks in the northwest side of Moore County should be on the lookout. One local resident recently spotted an elusive bobcat in her County Line backyard.
Exploring the origins of The Lincoln County Process on International Tennessee Whiskey Day
What exactly is Tennessee whiskey? How is it different from other whiskeys and bourbons on the market? What is charcoal mellowing and where did it come from? To celebrate International Tennessee Whiskey Day, we took a deep dive into The Lincoln County Process that makes Jack Daniel’s and other state whiskeys special.
Motlow State Appoints New Honors Director
She's been on campus since 2012 and this month, Motlow State announced Jenna Caviezel as their new Director of the College’s Honors Program.
Slots still available for MTSU STEM summer camp July 15-19
Moore County High School students in grades 10-12 are invited to participate in Middle Tennessee State University's third annual summer STEM camp set for July 15-19 on campus.
MCHS Class of 2024 earns over $1.7 million and scholarship offers
On Friday, the Class of 2024 will graduate. This year's senior class won over $1.7 million in scholarship awards.
State announces stream clean-up grants
State grants are now available to assist cities, schools, community organizations, civic groups, watershed organizations, and conservation groups, etc., with stream clean-up projects on Moore County.
Lodge Cast Iron Store opens factory store in Lynchburg
Another southern brand made right here in Tennessee but beloved around the world opened a retail store in Lynchburg this week as Lodge Cast Iron joined the shops of the historic district.
MCHS performance of Beauty & the Beast opens on Friday
It could be the last time to support the MCHS Theater Club this weekend as they take on Beauty and the Beast. The show opens on Friday.
CART BEFORE THE HORSE: Mayor says some asking wrong questions about potential Fayetteville Highway property purchase
It's been a hot button topic for over a week here in Moore County, but according to Mayor Stewart, conversations about a new "judicial center" are premature.