The Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce is now accepting vendor applications for the annual Christmas in Lynchburg festival that takes place on December 7.
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Hwy. 55 speed limit in front of high school to return to 55 mph after Nov. 1
You can drive 55, but not until after November 1. The speed limit in front of the high school will return to normal as the TDOT turning lane project comes to an end.
State burn permits now required in Moore County
It's dry out there and forecasted to get drier through the winter months. The state now requires burn permits in all 95 counties.
Huntland Hornets sting Raiders in one-point district loss
Moore County pulled within one with 1:18 to play but couldn't send the game into overtime. The Raiders fell to Huntland 20-19 on Friday in Franklin County.
BATTLE OF THE BLIUE: Moore County travels to Huntland on Friday for annual rivalry game
It dates back to the days Johnny Majors walked the streets of Lynchburg. The annual Moore County, Huntland rivalry game will happen on Friday in Franklin County.
Partners for Healing plans Emil’s tomato soup fundraiser
TULLAHOMA — It’s a rich, creamy tomato soup that people drive miles for and you can purchase it for a good cause in November. Partners for Healing plans a fundraising Tomato Soup Sale for the month of November. And it’s not just any old tomato soup. It’s the Roasted Cream of Tomato Soup made famous...
Local United Way joins United Way of South Central Tennessee
Moore County's local United Way office will get folded into the South Central Tennessee organization this month. There will be a special ribbon cutting in Lynchburg on Oct. 24.
Oak Barrel Half Marathon registration opens Oct. 27
Mark your calendars and set your alarms. Registration for the 2025 Oak Barrel Half Marathon in Lynchburg open on Sunday, October 27 at 6 a.m.
School Board makes four policy changes
The Moore County School Board approved four policy changes last night – one affects the percentage that TCAP scores affect students' final grades.
Scuffletown Smokers wins The Jack
A Boonville, Indiana-based team beat out 67 domestic and 21 international teams at The Jack on Saturday. They walked away with a $25,000 prize.