LOCAL NEWS | An RV and Boat storage project may be in the works in the County Line community as one local sought guidance from the Metro Planning Commission on moving forward with commercial rezoning on Tuesday.
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Scan rural roads for deer during rutting season
LOCAL OUTDOOR NEWS | It's deer rutting season here in Moore County, which means local drivers need to be hyper-aware of the critters on rural roadways to avoid crashes.
MTSU Police hosts free four-week self-defense course starting Nov. 25
REGIONAL NEWS | Registration recently opened for MTSU's upcoming four-week Rape Aggression Defense, or RAD, Systems of Self-Defense course.
RESCUE STORIES: A walk at Tims Ford State Park with Bucky
Meet Bucky – a handsome pit pull mix currently living at the Friends of Animals rescue here in Lynchburg.
Community plans benefit chili supper for the Taylor family
Save the date for this Friday prior to the Raiders versus Cornersville home game for a benefit chili supper for the Taylor family. It begins at 5 p.m. at the MCHS Cafeteria.
Motlow State reminds students that free counseling is available
During Suicide Prevention Month, Motlow State would like to remind students that free counseling services are available on the Moore County campus.
Tennessee Tech boast highest enrollment in nearly a decade
Tennessee Tech reached its highest total headcount in nearly a decade and enrolled the fourth-largest freshman class in its 109-year history, according to fall 2024 census numbers released this week.
UT celebrates record setting enrollment
Not only are the Volunteers and quarterback Nico Iamaleava breaking school records with 71 jaw-dropping points against Kenta State this weekend, but administration officials report record enrollment at UT for the past five years.
State plans household hazardous waste collection day in Tullahoma
Got items like cleaning fluids, pesticides, or swimming pool chemicals laying around? They can't be placed in the trash, but the state will collect them on Saturday in Tullahoma.
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.