Motlow College recently announced that McMinnville Campus Librarian Sharon Kay Edwards was selected as the 2020 Community College Staff Member of the Year.
October 10, 2026
Category: Local News
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Severe thunderstorms headed this way Wednesday afternoon
Stay weather aware tonight ... especially after midnight ... as strong storms will be in the area after midnight.
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Essential: Lynchburg’s town dog Buddy the Beagle
With the Jack Daniel Visitor's Center closed to tours, Lynchburg's town dog, Buddy the Beagle, has been roaming a little wider footprint to keep an eye on the locals.
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Stimulus Checks soon on the way and so are the scammers
Federal economic impact payments will soon be on the way and that means scammers will show up too.
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MC schools ask community to #BeTheLight tonight at 8:20 p.m.
#BeTheLight for our MCHS senior class by turning on your porch light each night at 8:20 p.m. for 20 minutes. {File Photo}
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Essential: Volunteer firefighter Scott Parks
Metro Volunteer Fire Captain Scott Parks says pandemic or not, when the tones go off, you get up and go.
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Forgivable small business loans available now
Attention Lynchburg small businesses: Forgivable loans for payroll protection started today.
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Metro Utilities updates COVID-19 changes; drive thru is closing
Based on Governor Bill Lee's Stay at Home order, the Metro Utilities Department (MUD) is updating their operating procedures, again. Drive thru payments now closed.
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TWRA says boating, fishing, and hunting okay during Stay at Home order
According to the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA), boating, fishing, and hunting are "essential" outdoor activities in alignment with Governor Bill Lee's Executive Order 23 ... as long a social distancing rules are observed.
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Metro Sheriff: Governor’s Stay at Home order will be enforced
LOCAL NEWS — When it comes to the Stay at Home Order Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued on Thursday, Metro Sheriff Tyler Hatfield says he and his staff fully intend to enforce that order in Moore County. “It’s a serious situation and we need to make sure our community takes it seriously,” Sheriff Hatfield said....