Motlow State welcomed a new Athletic Director this week and one of his first moves it to charge admission at local games to help programs keep pace with rising costs.
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Jack Daniel’s introduces Bottled-in-Bond Rye Whiskey
It's one of the most highly anticipated whiskey's of the year. This week, The Jack Daniel Distillery released it's new Jack Daniel’s Bonded Rye Whiskey.
Raiders win district opener against Eagleville 45-20
The Moore County Raiders used high octane offensive and lights out defense to hand Eagleville a 45-20 district loss on Friday in Lynchburg.
3 keys to a Raider victory over Eagleville
Moore County plays their district opener against Eagleville tonight in Lynchburg. Here are three keys to getting a win and maintaining their perfect season.
Distillery celebrates Jack’s birth month with new special events
To celebrate Jack's birthday month, the Distillery plans multiple public special events including a bottle signing, free tours, meet the maker opportunities, and a special Barrel Day.
Metro Council votes to raise garbage pick up rates
During their most recent meeting, the Metro Council voted 14-1 to increase garbage pickup rates for all citizens.
BIKE MS: Jack and Back ride seeks volunteers
Would you like to volunteer for a great cause? The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is looking for volunteers for the Bike MS: Jack and Back ride on October 7-8.
TRUE BLUE: Former Raiders help make upgrades at MCHS football program
Two former players put the "once a Raider, always a Raider" motto into action this summer by facilitating upgrades at the MCHS Field House and Doug Price Field.
Metro Council reduces budget readings from three to two
On Monday, the Metro Council voted to reduce the total number of required budget reading from three to two in order to help them meet the state's June 30 deadline.
Metro adopts unified public comment policy
LOCAL NEWS | On Monday, and in an effort to make the policy uniform across all public meetings, the Metro Council voted to match the Moore County School Board's policy for public comment.