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Category: Local News
Oak Barrel Half Marathon charity slots still available
Regular registration for the annual Oak Barrel Half Marathon in Lynchburg sold out in two days but there are still charity slots available if you'd like to participate. The event happens April 4.
New filings today in the Nearest Green Distillery lawsuit
Federal court filings in the Uncle Nearest receivership seek to keep certain financial details under seal and slightly adjust future reporting deadlines, citing ongoing refinancing and asset-sale efforts.
DREMC issues scam warning
DREMC – Moore County's electric provider – is warning local businesses not to fall for scam callers demanding immediate payment.
Local author, reporter will speak at Moore County Library
Moore County News reporter and author, Roberta Nee Adams, will be the guest at the Moore County Public Library's January Brown Bag Book Club meeting on January 30.
The Sweetest Geography Lesson You’ll Read Today
Help a Moore County Pre K class meet their goal of receiving one Valentine's Day card from all 50 states as they participate in Hearts Across America. It's a lesson in geography and giving.
Tims Ford Polar Plunge happens Jan. 24
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.
Tims Ford, others plan First Day Hikes
Start 2026 on the good foot. Tims Ford and other area state parks will host, free First Day Hikes on January 1.
Sheriff’s Dept. encourages locals to sign up for Yellow Dot Program
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.
School Board renews Director’s contract
At Monday's Moore County School Board meeting, members voted unanimously to renew Director of Schools Chad Moorehead's contract.









