Our friends at The Jack Daniel Distillery released two new whiskeys today. The Times received advanced bottles of both Bonded and Triple Mash and they both impressed.
Category: Local News
Moore farmers encouraged to sign up for grasslands program
Moore County farmers can get paid $13 per acre to cut hay through the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). That's a game changer, according to one local farmer we spoke to recently.
Motlow refreshes brand with new logo, uniforms
LOCAL NEWS | Motlow State in Lynchburg recently updated their logo, seal, uniforms and other items as part of a branding refresh.
Local barbecue team will compete in World Food Championships this fall
LOCAL NEWS | Lynchburg vet Dr. Bryant Morton and his competitive barbecue team, The Barking Pig, will compete on the national stage at the World Food Championships in Dallas.
One Council member votes against exploring pension for all Metro employees
LOCAL NEWS | It’s a big problem for Metro and one that costs Moore County quality employees. On Monday night, all Metro Council members except one voted in favor of a resolution to allow the state to study expanding pension benefits to all Metro Moore County employees.
Mayor’s office plans Mulberry Creek clean up to celebrate Earth Day
LOCAL NEWS | Celebrate Earth Day 2022 by helping your friends and neighbors spring clean the Mulberry Creek.
Motlow plans annual golf tournament for May 6
LOCAL NEWS | It's a great day golfing for a fantastic cause. Make plans now to play in the annual Charles Gleghorn Invitational Golf Tournament to benefit the Motlow Foundation.
Short agenda for Monday’s Metro Council meeting
LOCAL NEWS | The Metro Council will meet on Monday to discuss a rezoning at 65 Farm Bureau Street, a surplus ambulance, and Metro pension plans.
Raider Jacob Baker pitches a shut out against Fayetteville
LOCAL SPORTS | Twelve days ago, MCHS Raiderette Paisley Logan pitched a shut out in a mercy rule victory over the Lady Tigers. On Tuesday, Jacob Baker took the mound and threw 64 strikes to blank the Tigers in a 2-0 victory in which Moore County did not allow a single run.
Humans of Lynchburg: Miss Lynchburg Allie Byrom
It's all just playing dress up with her friends. The Times recently caught up with Miss Lynchburg Allie Byrom to learn what's like to be a small town beauty queen in our newest series, Humans of Lynchburg.