LOCAL NEWS | It's fabulous day on a picturesque, lakeside golf course and it's all for a fantastic cause in memory of a beloved Moore County educator.
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Brown-Forman family says no to Sazerac a second time
WHISKEY INDUSTRY NEWS | Four months after Sazerac's $15 billion offer, the Brown family turned down a second approach — and said the answer isn't about the price.
50 local students still need sponsors before next week’s back-to-school giveaway
LOCAL NEWS | Every local kiddo deserves the best possible start to a brand new school year. Fifty apples still sit on local trees unsponsored.
“QUAGMIRE”: Tuesday’s BZA meeting creates more questions than it answers
PUBLIC MEETINGS | New legal strategies, a dispute over official document versions, and a Robert’s Rule of Order snafu complicated the Gateway appeal heard before the BZA on Tuesday. The way forward remains uncertain.
Outgoing budget chair pushes back on spending-problem claims with trustee report in hand
PUBLIC MEETINGS | Five years of rising reserves, falling debt: what the county’s Trustee's Report and Comptroller's Annual Financial Reports say about the “spending problem” debate.
Jail renovation debt, Tanyard Hill subdivision rezoning among items before Metro Council Monday night
PUBLIC MEETINGS | The financing for the Moore County Jail renovation and the first reading of a rezoning for a subdivision along Tanyard Hill Road will be two of the major items discussed at Monday's Metro Council meeting.
New booking system transforms Lynchburg’s honor-system RV campground into an overnight tourism play
LOCAL TOURISM NEWS | They've always been there — if you know, you know — but a new tourism-sponsored booking system looks to put camping in Lynchburg's Wiseman Park on the map of the RV community.
SEVEN KIDS SHORT: Moore County’s free Pre-K risks loss of funding
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Moore County's Voluntary Pre-K class helps local kids bloom into school-ready students. However, the classroom needs seven more income-eligible four-year-olds — or crucial state dollars are at risk.
Highway Department says no more new developer drives on Main Street until the road is widened
LOCAL NEWS | Main Street is full, according to Metro Moore Moore County Highway Superintendent Shannon Cauble in a July 7 letter to the Metro Planning Commission stating that no new developer drives can be added until the road is widening due to public safety concerns.
Metro’s insurance denies some county vehicle coverage at Whiskey Retreat bridge, citing unconfirmed engineer credentials
LOCAL NEWS | Tennessee Risk Management says it cannot confirm the qualifications of the engineer who assessed the bridge at the Main Street tiny home community — leaving potential residents without access to some emergency services.









