Each year the distillery releases the Jack Daniel Distillery's annual Lynchburg Civic Report. It's highlights their community contributions from the previous year. It arrived in local mailboxes this weekend.
Category: Local News
Motlow Soccer opens season against defending national champs
Fall sports are right around the corner and the Motlow State Bucks women’s soccer team will open the 2023 season on the road against the defending national champions when they travel to Ottumwa, Iowa, on August 19.
Jack introduces limited-edition, tequila barrel-finished whiskey
Tennessee whiskey aged in tequila barrels? It's the latest limited-edition experimental whiskey to come out of The Holler and it's available now in Tennessee stores only.
Local preacher arrested on prostitution charge
Moore County deputies arrested a local preacher last Thursday for a prostitution related charge. He remains in custody on a $100,000 bond.
Local deputies look to reduce speeding during Operation Southern Slow Down
Through Sunday, local deputies will look to reduce speeding across Moore County as part of Operation Southern Slow Down.
Council lowers speed limit on Highway 55, Motlow Barns during TDOT construction
On Monday, the Metro Council voted to lower the speed limits on Highway 55 and Motlow Barns Road during a TDOT turn lane project in front of MCHS.
Shop Lynchburg Day puts focus on local small businesses
Nearly 30 small businesses encourage you to shop local on Saturday, July 29 for Shop Lynchburg Day.
Motlow raises the bar for incoming high school students
Attention MCHS Class of 2024: The Motlow Dual Enrollment Program can help you graduate with an Associates Degree before you get your diploma.
Historic local brand Taylor’s Leatherwear opens on the Lynchburg Square
From vintage-styled motorcycle jackets to locally-designed purses, Taylor's Leatherwear brings all things kitschy, cool, and leather to the Lynchburg Square.
MUD will pay $3,753 in TDEC penalties for nine violations
At the advice of their attorney, MUD board members voted on Tuesday not to appeal a TDEC Director's Order and instead move forward with compliance and pay a $3,753 fine for nine violations.