Category: Local News

Thursday is the day the draw happens for the annual Jack Daniel's World Invitation BBQ in Lynchburg in October. That means the Lynchburg Chamber's application for vendors is now open.

A new student cell phone law went into affect on July 1 in Tennessee. We talked to Director of Schools Chad Moorehead on how those changes might effect local students?

The Tennessee Highway Patrol plans a sobriety checkpoint for Moore County on Friday, August 15 beginning at 8 p.m. on Highway 55.

TVA will closed boat ramps at both Tims Ford and Normandy over the next several days so that work can be completed at each spillway.

It what Mayor Stewart describes as a housekeeping adjustment made at the state's request, Metro removed over nearly $83K from the Moore County Schools operating budget resulting in less fund balance.

Lynchburg is uniting to support 16-year-old Ryan Vaughn as he awaits a life-saving heart transplant. From a donation car wash to a full evening of food, music, and fundraising, the community is stepping up to help a beloved local teen and his family during their time of need.

Curious about youth theater? The Lynchburg Storybook Theater Club will host a interest meeting on Wednesday, July 23 at 10:30 a.m. at the Moore County Public Library.

The Metro Council will appoint a new member to replace Darrell Richards, who resigned in June, during their August 18 meeting.

According to local vets, including Dr. Bryant Morton of the Lynchburg Veterinary Hospital, cases of bobcat fever are on the rise in the area.

A young father is dead as a result of a two-car accident along Highway 82 in Bedford County. The accident occurred on July 4.