BEDFORD COUNTY — Over 100 new jobs and an $11 community investment is headed to Bedford County. Newell Brands – whose produces consumer brands like Paper Mate, Graco, Coleman, Yankee Candle, and […]
LOCAL NEWS — Moore County’s experienced 2-3 inches of rainfall over the past 48 hours according to the National Weather Service’s Huntsville office. The ground’s saturated and water levels are already near […]
LOCAL NEWS — Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) will host free Home Energy Workshops in six local communities, including Lynchburg, during the month of March. The Lynchburg event takes place on […]
We depend on bees to pollinated everything from the homegrown tomatoes they sell at the Lynchburg Farmers Market to the Dennison’s strawberry fields to the hay that feeds local cattle. No bees, […]
STATE NEWS — Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) representatives met with nine lawmakers last week with line worker safety at the top of their collective minds. According to a press release, […]
TVA officials says they’ll be releasing water at Tim Fords Dam until further notice. More rainfall expected.
TULLAHOMA — They were sisters, businesswomen, and artists before their time. In February, the Tullahoma Art Center (TAC) will explore the 150 year old works and historical significance of the Baillet sisters […]
BEDFORD COUNTY — When it comes to fly fishing, there’s more going on in southern, middle Tennessee than just the Elk River. Nestled in the rolling hills of Bedford County, the Duck […]
LOCAL NEWS — The Brown Bag Book Club, which meets every Friday at the Moore County Public Library, recently announced their February pick, The Lightest Object in The Universe. It’s a debut […]
It’s all fun and games until someone burns the house down. The Nashville Fire Department in conjunction with the Tennessee Department of Commerce (TDIC) and Insurance want to make sure parents are […]
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