The Moore County Raiders football game at Bledsoe County was one of 28 cancelled games in Tennessee on Friday.
Raiders one of 28 cancelled high school football games due to COVID concerns
The Old Is New Again: Jack releases first aged-stated whiskey in over 100 years with new 10-year
It’s the first aged-stated whiskey to come out of Lynchburg in over 100 years. We recently got a chance to taste it and learn more about how it’s made.
Historical Society offering commemorative Founding Families certificates
As part of the Moore County 150 anniversary, the Moore County historical Society will offer commemorative Founding Families Certificates.
Lynchburg celebrates its bicentennial with birthday party on the Square on October 23
Mark your calendars and save the date. The city of Lynchburg will celebrate its 200th anniversary on October 23 with a birthday party on the Square.
Metro School Board meets tonight at 6 p.m.
The Metro School Board will meet tonight. Due to rising COVID cases, you can attend the meeting remotely by emailing the Director of Schools before 3 p.m.
Local man dies in one vehicle accident on Cobb Hollow Road
According to the THP, a 29 year-old local man died on Tuesday in a one vehicle accident on Cobb Hollow Road.
Moore Schools looking for feedback on how to spend federal ESSER dollars
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS — Director of Schools Chad Moorehead says he and the Metro School Board are seeking public and specifically parent feedback on how to spend federal dollars meant to address […]
Next Single Barrel Special Release will be an uncut whiskey called Coy Hill High Proof
A little birdie tells us that this year’s Single Barrel Special Release will be truly something special. We got a sneak peek at the label for the soon to be released, Coy Hill High Proof.
Metro Council approves first reading of new R3 zoning; public hearing will happen next month
The Metro Council passed the first reading of the new R3 zoning on Monday by a margin of 11-3. It paves the way for the new tiny house community in Lynchburg.
Motlow uses Open Education Resources to save students money
Motlow State uses Open Education Resources like online textbooks and study materials to keep the price of education low for local students.
