OUTDOOR NEWS | Where are our birdwatchers? Participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count this weekend and help experts learn more about our feathered friends right here in Lynchburg.
Category: Local News
United Way seeks grant applications
LOCAL NEWS | Calling all Moore County non-profits: The United Way is seeking grant application from Moore, Bedford, Coffee, Lincoln, and Warren counties. The deadline is March 20.
Lynchburg farmer earns rural ag grant
A Lynchburg grain storage facility and Manchester brewery sit among the latest agriculture businesses to receive Agricultural Enterprise Fund grants.
Sharpe swishes 25 in dominating Huntland win
LOCAL SPORTS | A suffocating Raiderettes' defense and a trey hot streak from Ally Sharpe led to a dominating 63-19 win over a district rival, the Huntland Lady Hornets on Friday.
Raiders fall to Alabama’s 2A #10 Pisgah on Tuesday
LOCAL SPORTS | Moore County notched a loss to Alabama's #10 2A team, Pisgah High School, on Tuesday by a final of 70-52. Peyton Martin led with 17 points.
Sitework finally begins at Lynchburg tiny home community
LOCAL NEWS | After nearly four years of stalls and hoop-jumping, Oakstone Land & Capital is ready to begin sitework at their Whiskey Creek tiny home community.
Raiderettes shoot 77 percent from the line in district win over Fayetteville
LOCAL SPORTS | Ace perimeter shooting and 77 percent from the line helped lift the Raiderettes to a district win against Fayetteville on Friday in Lincoln County. Ellie Graham and Ally Sharpe led for Moore County with 16 points each.
Raiders drop non-district game against Cascade on Tuesday
LOCAL SPORTS | Forty-two points from the perimeter helped lift Cascade to a 78-31 win over Moore County on Tuesday. Gavin Wise led for the Raiders with 12 points.
Free flu shot available in Moore County
LOCAL NEWS | By all accounts, this year's flu is nasty business. Luckily, you can get a free flu shot at the Moore County Health Department.
Tims Ford, others kick off the new year with free, guided hikes
OUTDOOR NEWS | Explore waterfalls, learn local history, and embrace the beauty of the Volunteer State as you step into 2024 with First Day Hikes.