LOCAL NEWS | Recent MCHS graduate Tripp Hammond is the lone Moore County recipient of UT's Distinguished Tennessean Scholarships.
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
Planning Commission nudged, again, to tighten mobile home park rules
LOCAL NEWS | Locals appeared, again, at the Metro Planning Commission's June meeting to request that local officials considered tightening up mobile home park rules.
Property owner seeks lot line adjustment for historic home
LOCAL NEWS | The Metro Planning Commission recently referred a local property owner to the Board of Zoning Appeals over a zero-lot line non-conformity caused by a bathroom addition in the historic district.
RV, boat storage units proposed near County Line
LOCAL NEWS | An RV and Boat storage project may be in the works in the County Line community as one local sought guidance from the Metro Planning Commission on moving forward with commercial rezoning on Tuesday.
Neighbors raise concerns over tiny homes construction traffic
LOCAL NEWS | “This driveway wasn’t built for that” – One resident sounds the alarm on tiny homes construction traffic along Main Street.
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.
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.
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.