Tennessee Highway Patrol officials recently released the official accident report of a December 22 crash that took the life of a Lynchburg man.
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Local authorities lock down distillery, schools as a precaution on Tuesday
Local authorities locked down Jack Daniel's Distillery, Lynchburg Elementary, and Moore County High School on as a precaution on Tuesday. The suspect in question was apprehended in Maury County and the situation is all clear.
Motlow Men’s Basketball returns to action on Jan. 11
Motlow State will return to action on January 11 against Fisk University. Tip off takes place a Copperweld Arena. Admission is free.
Lynchburg’s Top 7 stories of 2022
Lots of publications will do a Top 10 year-in-review but here in Lynchburg, we do things a little different. Here's a list of what our staff thinks were the Top 7 stories of 2022.
Motlow president named to Community Colleges of Appalachia Board
The Community Colleges of Appalachia Board recently named Motlow State President Dr. Michael Torrence as the representative for the state of Tennessee.
LINCOLN COUNTY PROCESSED: Commission tables Jack Daniel’s rezoning until February meeting
On Tuesday, Jack Daniel's officials appeared before the Lincoln County Commission to address citizen concerns about whiskey warehouse expansion on Wabash Road in Mulberry.
Moore County’s William Trice one of the first recipients of UT’s new Distinguished Tennessean Scholarship
Moore County resident and MCHS graduate William Trice will be one of the first in the state to receive UT's new Distinguished Tennessean Scholarship .
Helping Pilot Students Learn to Fly: Motlow State opens Aviation Simulation Lab in Shelbyville
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Motlow State Community College unveiled its new Aviation Simulation Lab located at the Middle Tennessee Education Center (MTEC) in Shelbyville. The lab includes three Redbird flight simulators, two of which are FAA certified.
Motlow Library awarded $5K TN Arts Commission Art Grant
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Motlow State's Library is a valuable resource to folks in Moore County and beyond. It just received a $5,000 grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission.
MTSU plans graduation for December 10
EDUCATION NEWS | Attention MTSU graduates and family members, Fall Graduation Ceremonies happen on Saturday. Can't attend in person? The event will be live streamed as well.