The Metro Council approved the year ending budget amendments and heard from the Metro Audit Committee at last night’s special session meeting.
No budget progress made at special session meeting
Tabitha Evans Moore
Register of Deeds launches Property Fraud Alert Program
A new Metro program helps you protect your home and land against a fraudulent deed filing.
5 Cool New Things to See at Nearest Green Distillery
After over of year of shut down to the public due to COVID-19, Nearest Green Distillery re-opened last weekend. Here are five cool new features you won’t want to miss at your next visit.
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for supporting this year Frontier Queen candidates
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Limited edition Jack bike will be benefit auctioned on Tuesday
It’s a five year tradition between Jack Daniel’s and Indian Motorcycles to raise money for Operation Ride Home and it happens on Tuesday.
United Way of Highway 55 funds six non-profits that serve Moore County
United Way of Highway 55 recently announced funding for over 20 are non-profits including six that service Moore County.
Mayor Lewis calls Metro Council Special Session meeting for June 30
The Metro Budget remains unsettled but Mayor Lewis has called a Metro Council Special Session meeting to handle any end of fiscal 2020-21 business. That meeting happens June 30.
Get Fancy Like in the Hollow, Lynchburg Music Fest kicks off July 8
Walker Hayes will get Fancy Like in Music Hollow on Saturday, July 10 at the Lynchburg Music Fest. Organizers announced this full line on Wednesday.
Not one but three TN Sales Tax Holidays in 2021
This year Tennessee will kick off not one but three sales tax holidays beginning on Friday, July 30.
Frontier Days: A Lynchburg tradition for nearly 60 years
From a Fourth of July celebration to a trail ride to a week long celebration to the current two-day event, the Lynchburg tradition known today as Frontier Days enjoys a past dating back to 1962.