Category: Local News

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.