LOCAL SPORTS | Enjoy a beautiful day at the Bear Trace Gold Course inside Tims Ford State Park and support Moore County's high school golf team.
May 17, 2026
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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Heads Up, Moore County: THP plans sobriety checkpoint Friday Night
LOCAL NEWS | Heads up Moore County. The Tennessee Highway Patrol and local law enforcement plan a sobriety checkpoint on Friday, April 17 on Highway 41A.
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Native Harlan Eady dies at 79
LOCAL OBIT | Native Harlan Eady died on Friday at his home. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 14 at 3 p.m. in Tullahoma.
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Receiver: Uncle Nearest would collapse within 30 Days without court protection
REGIONAL NEWS | According to a new court filing, the company behind Uncle Nearest whiskey would shut down within 30 days without court protection and outside cash infusions.
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New law puts teeth into Duck River protections
REGIONAL NEWS | The Duck River is important to not only Southern Middle Tennessee but also the entire state. Thanks to the efforts of Moore County's State Representative, Pat Marsh, it will soon be more protected.
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Carter, Bateman set the pace in comeback Cornersville win
LOCAL SPORTS | Ellie Carter sparked Thursday's comeback against Cornersville and Abbie Bateman followed her lead. The two combined for six RBIs against the Lady Bulldogs.
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Cole Taylor helps Raiders cruise past Rocket City
LOCAL SPORTS | The Moore County High School Raiders swept Rocket City Academy this season. They won game 2 on Thursday with the help of a break out game from Cole Taylor.
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Lynchburg’s color run is back — and the T-shirt deadline is Sunday
LOCAL NEWS | The fourth annual Vibin' in the Hollow Color Run returns April 25 during Spring in the Hollow weekend, with a grade-level competition throwing an ice cream party into the mix for the winning class.
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Local Pre K learn lessons with little eggs
LOCAL NEWS | Mrs. Karen's VPK class turned an Easter craft into a lesson in life cycles, patience, and the joy of make-believe — and every chick went home with a name and an adoption certificate.
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State grant preserves nearly two acres of Civil War battlefield land in Coffee County
REGIONAL NEWS | The American Battlefield Trust received $115,000 to acquire a tract at Hoovers Gap in nearby Coffee County — one of six Tennessee battlefield sites protected this year.