Category: Local News

Officials will give an update on the solar farm being built along Highway 55 at the October 7 Metro Planning Commission meeting.

Local, regional, and state ag officials will gather together next Tuesday to help Moore County farmers pivot to different feeding solutions following the announced phase out of the distillery's slop program.

Three DREMC linemen, including Chase Cares from the Lynchburg office, recently travelled to expand electric access for Guatemalans. They were part of the first all-Tennessee team to participate in the international electrification program.

Originally released in March, the ever-popular Jack & Coke Vanilla is back for a limited time just in time for tailgating season.

The topic of September's meeting will be Bragg's evacuation of Tullahoma during the Tullahoma Campaign of the American Civil War – a battle between Union General Rosecrans and Confederate General Bragg.

There's still time to register for Saturdays Tunnel to Towers 5K in downtown Lynchburg. Locals should also be aware of road closings until the race ends along Main Street.

It's an annual event to raise money for a memorial scholarship fund honoring a beloved LES teacher. Organizers plan the Robbie McKenzie Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament for September 20.

According to the latest earnings report, whiskey sales may have dipped a little in the U.S., but the flavored line and cocktails-in-a-can are booming abroad. And since every drop is made right here in Lynchburg, that means our little town is fueling global growth.

The Moore County Raiders started their 2025 season with a offensive bang – mercy ruling Unionville 42-7 in the away season opener.

The cabins at Tims Ford State Park will get a face lift this fall thanks to a state grant. It's just one of several upgrades and renovations currently underway.