Local, regional, and state ag officials will gather together next Tuesday to help Moore County farmers pivot to different feeding solutions following the announced phase out of the distillery's slop program.
June 29, 2026
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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5 Don’t Miss Things Happening in and around Lynchburg This Weekend
Not one but two bluegrass events, the official kickoff to Motlow State's basketball season, a Middle Tennessee festival devoted to roasting green chiles, a Shelbyville art and wine festival, and more — there's a lot to do this weekend.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Why We Moderate Comments on The Lynchburg Times
Commenting on our website and social media pages is a privilege and not a right. One we will unapologetically take away from those in our comment section who attempt to bully and disrespect our friends and neighbors.
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MTSU plans tourism and hospitality fundraiser at Pritchard’s Distillery
Want to support the next generation of tourism and hospitality peeps? There's a cool fundraiser at Pritchard's Distillery happening on October 18.
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DREMC linemen travel to electrify Guatemalan villages
Three DREMC linemen, including Chase Cares from the Lynchburg office, recently travelled to expand electric access for Guatemalans. They were part of the first all-Tennessee team to participate in the international electrification program.
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Latest Distillery Series bottle highlights sweet mash process
It's aged nine years, 117 proof, and in short supply. Jack Daniel's recently announced its latest experimental whiskey – a sweet mash Tennessee Straight Whiskey, selected by Whiskey Taster and Quality Control Manager Kathy Thurmond.
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Morey, Works make region for Raider Golf
Colton Morey and Braden Works both snagged wins at the District 11-A golf tourney on Monday and move on to Region 6-A play next Tuesday.
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State will collect household hazardous waste with Saturday
Got household hazardous waste? You can take it to Coffee County this weekend.
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TWRA confirms hemorrhagic disease in deer in Franklin and Giles counties
Attention Moore County Deer Hunters: On Monday, the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency confirmed a recent increase in hemorrhagic disease in White-Tailed Deer in Middle Tennessee including Franklin and Giles counties.
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Raiders fall to Grizzlies at Battle Creek
It's tough sledding so far this season for the Raiders, who dropped their third straight game of the season at Battle Creek on Friday by a final score of 28-7.