Category: Local News

Ever heard of cold plunging? It's fantastic for the body and you can give it a whirl at the Friends of Tims Ford annual Polar Plunge on January 24.

Start 2026 on the good foot. Tims Ford and other area state parks will host, free First Day Hikes on January 1.

When seconds count, up-to-date health information can mean the difference between life or death. The local Sheriff's Department encourages local to participate in the state's Yellow Dot Program.

At Monday's Moore County School Board meeting, members voted unanimously to renew Director of Schools Chad Moorehead's contract.

They are the first in our regional library system to have it and on December 19, the Moore County Public Library will launch a new Heart Hub program.

Things got a little heated at Tuesday's Planning Commission meeting. Gateway officials appeared before the board for the first time since the company filed suit against the county.

Know someone from Lynchburg dedicated to preserving Tennessee's heritage? Nominate them for this prestigious award.

Just filed in federal court: Fawn and Keith Weaver are asking the judge to lift part of the Uncle Nearest receivership stay so they can formally respond to Farm Credit’s lawsuit. They say the current process could lead to irreversible harm.

If the Black Friday thing just isn't your vibe, check out these free, guided hikes offered at Tims Ford State Parks and others the day after Thanksgiving.

Lynchburg’s got a new community-focused holiday event, the Lynchburg Ornament Exchange. Whether you’re a local or just love Lynchburg, own a piece of the spirit of our famous small town during this first annual event during Christmas in Lynchburg.