A zoning lawsuit now before Chancery Court has placed "The Lynchburg Times" at the center of a debate over public notice and how communities are informed in a digital age. In a new editorial, Editor & Publisher Tabitha Evans Moore examines what the case reveals about outdated notice standards and modern local journalism.
Metro Council member Peggy Blackburn and family members were booked on a criminal summons for animal cruelty charges on Friday afternoon.
The Raiderettes earned another W on Tuesday with a 45-31 win over Community. Emma Dye led with 18 points. They kick off district play in Fayetteville tonight.
New filings complicate the Uncle Nearest receivership as a proposed buyer emerges and procedural disputes escalate. Here’s what changed – and why it matters.
The Moore County Raiders may have taken the L against Community on Tuesday, but Colton Morey reigned with 29 points.
Moore County News reporter and author, Roberta Nee Adams, will be the guest at the Moore County Public Library's January Brown Bag Book Club meeting on January 30.
County planners heard an update Tuesday on odor complaints tied to the 3 Rivers anaerobic digester, including what caused the issue, how it was addressed, and what oversight remains in place.
At Tuesday night's Metro Planning and Zoning Commission meeting, members unanimously voted to recommend an AI data center moratorium to the Metro Council.
The Metro Planning and Zoning Commission is taking a proactive approach to the possibility of AI data centers in Moore County, beginning discussions tonight before any developer formally comes calling.
Help a Moore County Pre K class meet their goal of receiving one Valentine's Day card from all 50 states as they participate in Hearts Across America. It's a lesson in geography and giving.