The Council will vote whether to approve or deny a $85,500 debt obligation for textbooks for the local school system during Monday's Metro Council meeting.
November 14, 2025
Category: Featured Story
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MUD Board inches Womack Ridge Water Project one step closer
Extending Metro water lines into the Womack Ridge area moved one step closer to reality at Monday's MUD Board meeting.
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Jack, ASYMCA kick off Operation Ride Home
Jack recently kicked off 15 straight years of Operation Ride Home. You can help by supporting the annual Barrel Trees. Local officials will light the Lynchburg tree on December 6.
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Entire Fire Department Resigns in Cornersville — Could Lynchburg Be Next?
When nearby Cornersville’s entire fire department resigned last week, it exposed cracks in Tennessee’s volunteer system. Could Moore County face the same risk?
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Is Lynchburg in the new tornado alley?
Lynchburg is under a slight risk for strong storms and tornadoes tonight. The U.S. tornado alley is migrating east, placing Moore County smack dab in the middle of the Dixie Alley.
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Historical Society meets this Sunday
The historic Lynchburg Church of Christ, which once served as the site of the Moore County Courthouse, will be the topic of the Historical Society meeting on Sunday.
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Planning Commission considers land use by district zoning plan
The fight over development of traditionally agricultural land continues across multiple southern, middle Tennessee counties. On Monday, the Planning Commission agreed to look at adding residential zoning by type to streaming local rezoning requests and allow districts more say on what gets added in their areas.
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Affordable-housing apartments, zoning by district on tonight’s Planning agenda
November’s Metro Planning Commission will meet on Monday instead of Tuesday this month. On the agenda are a continued discussion of a proposed affordable housing apartment complex and overall zoning changes by district.
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RAISING STATION #5: Mennonite community steps up to rebuild local fire station
In Moore County’s Charity community, a group of 50 Mennonite men rebuilt Fire Station #5 in a single day – a modern-day barn raising that reminded everyone what true community looks like.
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COMMUNITY SPIRITS: Main Street Skeletons keep Lynchburg high vibe
Every small town enjoys quirks and unique traditions that define them and create a sense of community. In Lynchburg, one of those is the Main Street Skeletons.