Who was the real Jack Daniel? To celebrate his birth month of September, we examine the man beyond the brand and how he shaped Lynchburg in some unexpected ways.
The Unexpected Life of Jack Daniel
Tik Tok “Devious Lick” bathroom challenge trickles down to Moore County schools, sort of
A Tik Tok Challenge is influencing kids to destroy school property nationwide. MCHS officials report two incidents in the past week.
Deadline approaching for Lynchburg Bicentennial Cookbook submissions
Time is running out to get your Grandmother or Mema’s favorite recipe into Lynchburg Bicentennial Cookbook. It’s easy and free to submit. The deadline is this Saturday.
Metro Council votes down R3 Zoning but “tiny homes” likely moving forward in another form
The Metro Council failed to pass the R3 Medium to High Density Zoning but Oakstone’s proposed tiny homeS will likely move forward in another form.
4-H Poultry Project creates a chicken whisper in local fifth grader
Local fifth grader Macon Dickey has become quite the chicken whisper during the Moore County 4-H Poultry Project. It culminates this afternoon with the Chicken Chain Auction at 4 p.m.
Metro Council meets Monday
The Metro Council will meet in regular session on Monday, September 20 at 6:30 p.m. There will be a Public Hearing at 6:15 p.m. to hear public input either for or against the new R3 Residential Ordinance.
Moore County under a Flash Flood Watch until Monday evening
Rain, rain, go away. Moore County should be on high alert for flash flooding today as heavy rainfall continues. Our area is under a Flash Flood Watch through Monday evening.
Locals snagged by grant funding scam circulating on Facebook
Did you get a message from a local friend saying you might get grant money? Yeah it’s a scam.
Lynchburg’s Town Dog, Buddy the Beagle, gets his own children’s book
Well, he always been Lynchburg-famous but now he’s about to be famous, famous. Buddy Beagle now has his own children’s book written by Margo Ganske.
Moore 4-H Cooking Team plans fundraiser during Friday night’s MCHS football game
See how far you can “chunk” a piece of charcoal this Friday night at the Raider game and support two Moore County 4-H students as they represent Tennessee in a National 4-H Cooking Competition at the Texas State Fair.
