Students pursuing engineering degrees at Motlow State now enjoy a seamless transition to a four-year degree program at TTU.
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Jack introduces Twice Barreled Rye Whiskey
It's aged in lightly charred and heavily toasted Heritage Barrels and will enjoy a very limited release. Today, Jack Daniel's introduced Twice Barreled Special Release Heritage Barrel Rye.
Local utility reminds you to call before you dig on 811 Day
Even something as simple as planting a tree could result in a utility outage. Local utilities remind you to "call before you dig" on National 811 Day.
Local deputies focus on drunk and impaired drivers thru Labor Day weekend
Local deputies will conduct enhanced enforcement and/or sobriety checkpoints in Moore County beginning August 16.
Motlow offers Middle TN’s only one-year, paramedic-to-RN program
Local students can obtain an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing degree in just one year as part of Motlow State's Paramedic-to-RN Program. It's the only one of it's kind in Middle Tennessee.
Jack releases annual Distillery Report
Each year the distillery releases the Jack Daniel Distillery's annual Lynchburg Civic Report. It's highlights their community contributions from the previous year. It arrived in local mailboxes this weekend.
Motlow Soccer opens season against defending national champs
Fall sports are right around the corner and the Motlow State Bucks women’s soccer team will open the 2023 season on the road against the defending national champions when they travel to Ottumwa, Iowa, on August 19.
Jack introduces limited-edition, tequila barrel-finished whiskey
Tennessee whiskey aged in tequila barrels? It's the latest limited-edition experimental whiskey to come out of The Holler and it's available now in Tennessee stores only.
Local preacher arrested on prostitution charge
Moore County deputies arrested a local preacher last Thursday for a prostitution related charge. He remains in custody on a $100,000 bond.
Local deputies look to reduce speeding during Operation Southern Slow Down
Through Sunday, local deputies will look to reduce speeding across Moore County as part of Operation Southern Slow Down.