On Tuesday, the Metro Planning & Zoning Commission will hear a plan to potentially re-open the old rock quarry located along Highway 50.
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Raiderettes blast Santa Fe in Region 5A Tournament game
The Raiderettes advance with a 50-33 Region 5A Tournament win over Santa Fe. Gritty defense, slow-and-steady offense, and a deep bench tell the story.
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert resurrects The King through previously unseen concert footage
Ask anyone to name three famous Tennesseans and they'll list Jack, Dolly, and Elvis. A new documentary film pieces together previously unseen, archival footage to offer a one-of-a-kind concert film. It plays in several area theaters this weekend.
Raiderettes settle for third in District 9A Tourney
The Raiderettes lost to Cornersville and beat Fayetteville to earn third place in the District 9A Tournament hosted by MCHS this past week.
TDEC inspection documents unauthorized discharges at Moore County solar site
While no Notice of Violation was issued, state regulators required corrective actions following their recent visit. Silicon Ranch and the county’s environmental engineer say remediation is underway and characterize the findings as not uncommon for a project of this scale.
THE HELPERS: Lynchburg couple work as a quiet force to make sure everyone has enough
In our most recent Humans of Lynchburg, we interviewed local volunteers John and Robyn LaCook — the Lynchburg couple behind countless fundraisers, food drives and holiday programs, who say help isn’t charity — it’s dignity, respect and paying kindness forward.
Jail renovations move forward as officials cite code compliance and safety needs
It's a matter of compliance, not expansion or upgrade. Those were the sentiments of local officials while discussing a proposed Moore County Jail renovation during Monday's Metro Council meeting.
Metro Council temporarily lowers speed limit near solar farm construction
At Monday's meeting, the Metro Council voted to temporarily reduce speed limits on rural county roads during the solar farm construction for safety reasons.
TDEC reviews erosion controls at Silicon Ranch; corrective steps disputed
Conflicting accounts have emerged following a recent TDEC inspection of the Silicon Ranch solar site. The project’s environmental consultant said the company was given 30 days to correct erosion concerns, while Silicon Ranch CEO Reagan Farr disputes that characterization.
“Old No. 7 Tower” connects Moore County first responders to statewide network
With the launch of the “Old No. 7 Tower,” Metro Moore County first responders are now connected to Tennessee’s statewide emergency radio system — a shift officials say will improve communication when major incidents occur.









