It looked like a scene from a natural disaster on Goodbranch Road on Tuesday morning as local and 3 Rivers Energy Partners worked to clean up after a tank collapsed at the anaerobic digester plant on Monday night.
November 18, 2024
Author: Tabitha Evans Moore (Tabitha Evans Moore)
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Raiders beat the Eagles 21-14 in district opener
The Moore County offensive line woke up in the second half — creating opportunities for Wise and company to earn a 21-14 victory over the Eagles in the district opener.
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Petty scores all four TDS in 35-28 Tiger loss
Junior Isaac Petty scored all four touchdown in the Raiders 35-28 non-conference loss at Fayetteville on Friday. They open district play against Eagleville this week.
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MUD Board refuses to budge on tiny homes community contract
In their August meeting, MUD Board members refused to give an inch – voting unanimously to leave the contract as is despite the protestations of the developer.
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Motlow Foundation plans annual golf tourney for Sept. 27
The four-person scramble will raise money to fund local scholarships at Motlow State.
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Numerous Moore County students become MTSU Raiders with week
Today is the first day of classes at MTSU and a host of Moore County High School Raiders became MTSU Raiders on Move In Day this past week.
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Nearly 50 paramedics graduate from Motlow
Motlow's Moore County campus overflowed with first responders during a recent paramedic graduation ceremony.
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Raiders start strong with 33-7 Cascade win
Moore County says, "what's a rebuilding year" with a 33-7 season opening win over Cascade. Chris Merical led with two touchdowns.
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MTSU will house the personal archives of legendary state conservationist
He's the man instrumental in expanding the Tennessee State Parks System and now the personal archives of state conservationist Mack Prichard will be housed at MTSU.
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Council punts solar farm building permit fee back down to the Planning Commission
In a move that left Silicon Ranch officials slightly flabbergasted, the Metro Council voted 9-6 to table a proposed solar farm building permit fee structure that would have brought nearly half a million dollars into Metro coffers.