It's been a fantastic year for the Lynchburg Swimming Pool but all good things must come to an end. They'll remain open on Saturdays only through August 31.
April 27, 2025
Category: Local News
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MTSU boasts first accredited Tourism and Hospitality program of its kind in state
Tourism is a big business in Lynchburg and local students can now earn an accredited tourism and hospitality degree at MTSU. It's the first of its kind in the state.
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Local deputies participate in Operation Southern Slowdown
It won't pay to speed through Lynchburg this week as local deputies intensify enforcement July 15-19 during Operation Southern Slow Down.
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Metro Council will cast final vote on 2024-25 budget on Monday night
The Metro Council will vote on the second and final reading of the 2024-25 budget on Monday night.
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Motlow plans FAFSA clinics
Motlow State plans FASFA Clinics for Tennessee Promise students prior to the August 1 deadline. The Moore County event happens on July 15.
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Ten new all-terrain wheelchairs headed to Tennessee State Parks
Differently-abled folks around the state can now access 10 more Tennessee State Parks with the additional of 10 more all-terrain wheelchairs.
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Moore among 13 counties eligible for brownfield remediation grants
A new TDEC grant will address brownfield remediation in a 13-county area in South Central Tennessee including Moore County.
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Local TN Promise students can earn community service hours at local state parks this weekend
Recent Moore County High School graduates who received Tennessee Promise Scholarships can earn community service hours at area state parks during work events held this weekend.
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TVA seeks public comments regarding proposed revisions to Tims Ford Land Management Plan
Legacy issues such as grandfathered docks will be one of the issues addressed in TVA's proposed revision to the Tims Ford Reservoir Land Management Plan.
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Rural cemeteries topic of next Historical Society meeting
Preserving rural cemeteries like this one will be the topic of Sunday's Moore County Historical Society meeting. Former Sewanee professor Dr. Gerald Smith will speak.