What happens when a candidate misses a filing deadline — but says he relied on incorrect official guidance? That’s the question now before a Moore County judge in a lawsuit that could determine who appears on the August sheriff’s ballot.
June 27, 2026
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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THE HELPERS: Lynchburg couple work as a quiet force to make sure everyone has enough
In our most recent Humans of Lynchburg, we interviewed local volunteers John and Robyn LaCook — the Lynchburg couple behind countless fundraisers, food drives and holiday programs, who say help isn’t charity — it’s dignity, respect and paying kindness forward.
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Deer Hunters: TWF looking for your input
Attention Moore County Deer Hunters: The Tennessee Wildlife Federation would like your feedback about where they should focus their advocacy work in the coming year. There's a link to the survey in the article.
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Local Artists: Submit entries for the Art of Trees
Attention Moore County Artists: The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center is looking for entries for their first-ever Art of Trees juried arts show.
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Locals will perform in “Little Women” at South Jackson
They've been working hard at rehearsals for weeks, and several Lynchburg folks will perform in "Little Women" the musical beginning this weekend at the South Jackson Performing Arts Center in Tullahoma.
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What Happens Next With Moore County’s Proposed AI Moratorium?
Though no datacenter developers have approached Metro Moore County, local officials are set to approve an AI data center moratorium based on infrastructure concerns.
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Solar farm developers address road concerns, TDEC inspection at Metro Council Meeting
Representatives from Silicon Ranch as well as contractors LPL Solar were on hand Monday night to give locals an updates on the solar farm construction progress.
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Jail renovations move forward as officials cite code compliance and safety needs
It's a matter of compliance, not expansion or upgrade. Those were the sentiments of local officials while discussing a proposed Moore County Jail renovation during Monday's Metro Council meeting.
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Metro Council adopts the Jackson Law — strengthening local oversight of future landfills
Landfills are necessary but no one wants one in their neighborhood. On Monday, the Metro Council adopted the Jackson Law, adding a layer of local approval before any new landfill can move into Lynchburg.
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MTAS explains details of property tax freeze program at Metro Council meeting
As the Metro Council considers a property tax freeze in Moore County for eligible folks over the age of 65, MTAS officials were on hand at Monday's Metro Council meeting to explain the difference in it and the property tax relief program the county already offers.