THINGS TO DO | It's based on the true story of a woman pretending to be a man to fight in the Revolutionary War, and it's the Moore County Public Library's book club's July read.
Category: Local News
Local authorities seek possible additional victims in gravel and fill material theft case
LOCAL NEWS | Did this man promise you gravel, dirt, and other construction materials but never deliver? If so, the Moore County Sheriff's Department would like to talk to you.
‘Independence’ the corpse flower set to bloom at Sewanee this Fourth of July weekend
REGIONAL NEWS | What if we told you a rare corpse flower named Independence is set to bloom this weekend in nearby Sewanee and you can watch it on a free live stream?
Moore County Metro Council approves 2026-27 budget after pointed questions from member, public
PUBLIC MEETINGS | At Monday's special-called Metro Council meeting, the council approve a two cent tax increase by a 12-2 margin for the 2026-27 budget.
TWRA steps up BUI patrols on Tims Ford this July 4th weekend
LOCAL NEWS | Boaters planning to spend the Fourth of July on Tims Ford Lake should be aware that TWRA will step up BUI enforcement this weekend.
Council takes final budget vote on Monday
PUBLIC MEETINGS | The Metro Council will take the final budget vote tonight at a special-called meeting. There will be a public hearing beginning at 6:20 p.m.
Frontier Days: A Lynchburg tradition for nearly 60 years
LOCAL HISTORY | From a Fourth of July celebration to a trail ride to a week long celebration to the current two-day event, the Lynchburg tradition known today as Frontier Days enjoys a past dating back to 1962.
DREMC invites Moore County to help Stuff the Bucket
LOCAL NEWS | DREMC need your help to "Stuff the Bucket" to help local student thrive this fall.
Council passes budget first reading 13-2
PUBLIC MEETINGS | After failing its first reading last month, the Metro Moore County FY2026-27 General Budget passed Monday night, 13-2, with all fifteen council members present. A second reading is scheduled for a special-called meeting Monday, June 29, at 6:20 p.m.
Metro Council will attempt to pass budget first reading, again
PUBLIC MEETINGS | It failed in May, twice — even after stripping out the two cent property tax increase. The Metro Council will vote on the budget again at tonight's meeting.







