Thirteen Moore County students made the Motlow State Dean's List for Fall 2023 and another nine made the Honor Roll.
June 20, 2025
Category: Local News
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Subdivisions move forward at special planning meeting
Last Thursday at a special-called Metro Planning Commission meeting, two Moore County subdivisions were given the green light to move forward after a clarification of local zoning laws.
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School board sends state legislators anti-voucher resolution
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | According to local school officials, Governor Lee's school voucher program could remove valuable dollars from the Moore County school systems. On Monday, they voted to send state officials a resolution opposing the state program.
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Moore County receives a $200K grant for street improvements
LOCAL NEWS | Main Street and other roads in the Lynchburg historic district will receive a face lift thanks to a $200,000 state grant for rural communities.
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$450K grant awarded to help sustain white oaks used to make Jack Daniels
The National Fish & Wildlife Foundation recent awarded $450,000 for improvements in Tennessee forests – specifically in Tennessee counties where Jack Daniel’s is made.
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Lynchburg Cemetery will participate in Wreaths Across America event on Saturday
LOCAL NEWS | Local volunteers will lay fresh balsam wreaths on the graves of all Moore County veterans on Saturday as part of National Wreaths Across America Day.
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Local artisan shows off handmade, vintage Christmas creations on Saturday
THINGS TO DO | Local Venita McGee will show off her handmade Christmas creations at a Friends & Family event on Saturday in the County Building.
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Local deputies increase drunk driving enforcement through the holidays
LOCAL NEWS | Don't say we didn't warn you. Local deputies will be on the lookout for drunk and impaired drivers through the holiday season.
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Developer, citizens clash over Tanyard subdivision at Metro Planning meeting
LOCAL NEWS | Nearly two dozen concerned locals packed the Metro Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday to voice their concerns about a proposed Tanyard Hill sub-division.
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Area non-profit needs help to save Christmas
LOCAL NEWS | A Coffee County non-profit suffered a devastating loss on Tuesday and local firefighters plan a toy drive on Saturday to help.