LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Moore County resident Brittney Sells, a special education teacher at Clark Memorial School in Winchester, returned to MTSU 25 years after high school to earn her bachelor's degree through a partnership between Motlow State and MTSU.
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Locals finish Jack Dash 5K with fastest times
LOCAL NEWS | Two locals, Lane Horton and Emma Sazonoz, were the top male and female runners at this year's Jack Dash 5K.
Metro receives $2.5 million in federal infrastructure dollars to address sewer issues
On Tuesday, the state announced that Metro Moore would be one of 12 communities in Tennessee to receive federal dollars to address water utility infrastructure needs.
School Board approves 2023-24 Moore County Schools Instructional Calendar
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | On Monday, the Metro School Board unanimously approved the proposed 2023-24 Instructional Calendar for all Moore County Schools.
State burn permits required beginning on Saturday
It's dry in Moore County and across the state of Tennessee. In fact, Moore County hasn't received rain in over 30 days. Local officials warn Moore County residents to use caution until the state begins requiring burn permits on Saturday, October 15.
2023 instructional calendar on Metro School Board’s Monday agenda
LOCAL NEWS | The Metro School Board will vote on the proposed instructional calendar for the 2023-24 school year at Monday's regular session school board meeting.
Jack Daniel’s donates $41,000 to MCHS Athletics
LOCAL NEWS | The Jack Daniel Distillery recently made a $41,000 donation to both the Moore County High School and Middle County athletic programs.
The Jack returns to Lynchburg on October 14-15
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.
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.