LOCAL EVENT NEWS | Teams from all 50 states and around the globe will descend on Lynchburg next weekend, October 14-15, for the 33rd annual Jack Daniel's World Championship Barbecue.
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Jack enters the Formula One game with McLaren Racing partnership
WHISKEY INDUSTRY NEWS | On Tuesday, the Jack Daniel Distillery and McLaren Racing announced a multi-year partnership. It's a move meant to increase global reach of Lynchburg's Tennessee whiskey, according to distillery marketing officials.
School Board sends resolution to state pushing back against Third Grade Retention law
LOCAL NEWS | On Monday night, the Moore County School Board unanimously approved a resolution pushing back against the state's new Third Grade Retention law.
Preserving heirloom documents will be the subject of the next Moore Historical Society meeting
LOCAL NEWS | Preserving family heirloom documents like old letters, birth certificates, and deeds will be the subject of the next Moore Historical Society meeting, which takes place on Sunday, September 11.
Hoops & Horses: MCHS girl’s basketball coach wins big at The Celebration
You may know him as the MCHS Raiderettes basketball team’s head coach but last week, Coach Chad Spencer won big at The Celebration in Shelbyville.
Local educators, parents push back against state’s new third grade retention policy
LOCAL NEWS | On Tuesday, educators and parents across Moore County pushed back against the state's new third grade retention law.
Schools release excused absences policy for COVID for 2022-23
LOCAL NEWS | Around 45 people have missed school due to COVID 19 this year. As such, school officials recently clarified their COVID excused absences policy.
Save the date for Lynchburg’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s on September 17
LOCAL NEWS | On September 17, folks from around southern, middle Tennessee will gather in Lynchburg for the annual Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Man struck by vehicle, dies on Highway 41A in Moore County
LOCAL NEWS | A 63 year old man died Sunday night after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 41A inside Moore County.
Motlow recognizes 14 new paramedic graduates
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Fourteen new area paramedic recently completed over 1,200 class hours and over 600 hours of clinical time to graduate from Motlow's EMS program.