On Friday, the Class of 2024 will graduate. This year's senior class won over $1.7 million in scholarship awards.
November 25, 2024
Category: Featured Story
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Lodge Cast Iron Store opens factory store in Lynchburg
Another southern brand made right here in Tennessee but beloved around the world opened a retail store in Lynchburg this week as Lodge Cast Iron joined the shops of the historic district.
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CART BEFORE THE HORSE: Mayor says some asking wrong questions about potential Fayetteville Highway property purchase
It's been a hot button topic for over a week here in Moore County, but according to Mayor Stewart, conversations about a new "judicial center" are premature.
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Talented, resilient middle school Raiders earn DRVC season runner up
This year’s MCMS Raiders baseball team started the season hot with a 13-game win streak then fought their way through the loser’s tournament bracket to earn runner up in the Duck River Valley Conference championship game. They head into state tournament play this week.
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Graham named to coach’s and sports writer’s post season teams
It's a 365 game for her that she practices regardless of weather or mood. It's that grit that's earned Moore County's Ellie Graham a spot on the Basketball Coaches Association of Tennessee and Tennessee Sports Writers Association post-season teams.
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EXIT INTERVIEW: Moore County Friends of Animals reimagines itself as director steps down
As the current director steps down, the Moore County Friends of Animals must find a new path forward to address the endless problem of stray, neglected, and abandoned pets in Lynchburg.
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Council punts food truck ordinance until May meeting
Based on the feedback from some local food truck operators, the Metro Council decided not to vote on a proposed Mobile Food Vending ordinance on Monday, and instead go back to the drawing board.
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Food trucks looking for answers at Monday’s Metro Council meeting
Numerous food truck operators are expected at tonight's Metro Council meeting to discuss what they describe as "unfair hoops" in the new mobile food vending ordinance.
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MUD Board, tiny home developer clash over unsigned contract
The owners of the yet-to-be-built Retreat at Whiskey Creek and the local MUD Board clashed on Tuesday over an unsigned contract. The project was greenlit over a year ago.
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MUD Board votes to skip scheduled water and sewer rate increase
It was approved by the previous board and on Monday the current MUD Board voted "no" to an automatic water and sewer rate increase for local ratepayers.