Hanging baskets from local greenhouses, steak sandwiches prepared by experts, and a hand-painted birdhouse auction are just three of the fun events happening at Spring in the Hollow this Saturday in Lynchburg.
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Moore County Resource Center needs a few more duck sponsors for Saturday’s race
Want to participate in a cool local fundraiser for a great cause? The Moore County Resource Center has a few ducks available for Saturday's Lucky Duck Race during Spring in the Hollow.
Lynchburg Chamber seeking Frontier Days vendors
The crowd in 2023 swelled and local officials expect even more folks in 2024. The Lynchburg Chamber is now seeking local and regional small businesses vendors for Frontier Days on June 21-22.
Diehard geocachers help kick off The Jack Trail 2.0
Geocaching is all the rave among its diehard fans and they gathered in Lynchburg on Saturday to kick off the Jack Trail 2.0 with a little tourism hide-and-seek.
Moore County School Board adds alcohol to zero tolerance policy
On Monday night, the Moore County School Board voted to add alcohol to the list of automatic expulsion or "zero tolerance" offenses at local schools.
MUD Board tackles full agenda during April 9 meeting
The 2024-24 budget, the contract with the tiny home community, and the 2022-23 state audit will all be topics of discussion at the April 9 MUD Board meeting.
Moore County UT Extension program helps older adults prevent falls
The Moore County UT Extension office plans "A Matter of Balance" program to help older adults avoid falls. It meets again on April 5, 8, 10, and 12.
Locals invited to vote for Tims Ford in My TN State Park fundraiser
It kicked off on April 1 and runs through April 30. Help Tims Ford State Park raise crucial dollars in the My TN State Park annual fundraiser.
Jack Daniel, McLaren release 2024 limited-edition bottle
Jack's Daniel's partnership with Formula 1's McLaren Racing goes into year two with a new, limited-edition bottle.
ELECTION RESULTS: Sales tax increase fails on Super Tuesday
With a voter turnout of just 18.5 percent, locals voted against a local sales tax increase and for two Metro Charter amendments on Super Tuesday.