Early bird registration for the Lynchburg Color Run 5K & Fun Run will close on Saturday, April 1. You can also register the day of the event on April 29.
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VANDY: Patients value immediate access to test results
REGIONAL NEWS | According to a Vanderbilt survey, 96% of patients who use patient web portals prefer immediate online access to their clinical test results.
State hosts Household Hazardous Waste collection day in Franklin County
LOCAL NEWS | The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) mobile household hazardous waste collection service will be in Franklin County on Saturday, March 25.
Spring in the Hollow Pageant planned for April 15
LOCAL NEWS | It's a fun fundraiser for the Class of 2023 Project Graduation and an opportunity for area gals to play dress-up with their friends. The Spring in the Hollow Pageant happens April 15.
Jack Daniel’s releases new 12-year-old whiskey
Tradition meets innovation again today in Lynchburg as The Jack Daniel Distillery releases a new 12-Year-Old whiskey.
Two Raider wrestlers headed to TN AAU Wrestling championships on Sunday
LEBANON, Tenn. — The Moore County Raiders Wrestling Program is young compared to some legacy sports like football, basketball, and baseball but despite the fact that 2022-23 will only be the program’s third year, its student athletes are already having tremendous success. The program is run by former Raider football star Kevin Pearson. In the...
Moore Historical Society meets March 12
Longtime collectors and authors of "Jack Daniel's Historical Memorabilia and Rarities" will be the speakers at the Moore County Historical Society meeting on March 12.
Moore families invited to Special Education Transition Fair
Moore County families with special needs children are invited to a Special Education Transition Fair happening in Fayetteville on February 9.
A few Oak Barrel Half Marathon charity slots still available
Regular registration for the 2023 Oak Barrel Half Marathon sold out in just four short hours but there are still charity slots available.
Metro Moore receives state fire equipment grant
The Metro Moore County Volunteer Fire Department recently received a $19,600 state equipment grant. According to Chief Neal, it will be used to replace 10 year old turnout equipment.