Set your alarms. Registration for next year's Oak Barrel Half Marathon opens at 6 a.m. on Sunday, and spots usually sell out quickly.
June 27, 2026
Category: Local News
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MUD Board discusses manager’s hiring authority
Things got a little heated at Tuesday night's MUD Board meeting as members discussed the managers hiring authority.
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Water Meter replacement project nears 400 installations
MUD's currently changing out water meters through the system and say locals shouldn't be alarmed if they spot contractor crews executing the work at local homes and businesses.
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MUD Board shifts funds toward Turkey Creek Water Line Extension Project
On Tuesday, the MUD Board voted to shift leftover funds from a 2021 booster station project to help pay for water line extension in the Turkey Creek area.
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Resource Center receives donation from DREMC
The Moore County Resource Center recently received a donation from Duck River Electric. They were among 13 local nonprofits to receive a total of $52,200.
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School Board considers new MCHS Audio Visual class
The Moore County School Board will meet tonight and one of the items on the agenda is a new Audio Visual course for Moore County High School.
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7 Don’t Miss Craft Vendors to Check Out at The Jack
INSIDER'S GUIDE TO THE JACK: If you love all things homemade, handmade, hand-crafted, artisan, small-batch and one-of-a-kind, then you'll love the numerous craft vendors this weekend.
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A Local Foodie’s Guide to Eating (and drinking) Your Way through Lynchburg
INSIDER'S GUIDE TO THE JACK: Lynchburg boasts lots of bucket list foods and beverages. You should try all of them this weekend at the annual Jack Daniel's Barbecue.
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Law enforcement, school leaders launch Handle with Care Program
The Moore County Sheriff's Department and Moore County School System recently launched a new program to help local kids who experience violence and trauma so they can receive support right away.
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Local student represents Tennessee in All-Star Miracle League Game
Lynchburg's own Nora Parks was recently one of two students from the State of Tennessee to play in the All-Star Miracle League Game in St. Louis.