On Monday night, the Metro Board of Education approved a one-time bonus for Moore County teachers funded with state dollars.
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Metro School Board meets Feb. 8
The Metro Board of Education will meet on Monday, February 8 in a virtual meeting at 6 p.m.
Dr. Fredrick Douglass Dixon will speak at Motlow State for Black History Month
MOORE COUNTY — It’s been called the “single worst racial violence incident in American History.” On May 31 and June 1 in 1921 mobs of white residents attacked a prosperous Black-owned business district in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It destroyed more than 35 square block of what was at the time the wealthiest black community in the...
Lynchburg Youth Baseball sign ups begin February 13
Lynchburg Youth Baseball will return in 2021 and signups will take place on three separate days in February with try outs happening on March 6.
Lynchburg Times adds Tony Patterson as a Featured Photographer
Some people just see the world in photographs and former Lynchburg resident Tony Patterson is one of them. On Tuesday, Lynchburg Times Editor Tabitha Evans Moore announced that Patterson would be joining the local, independently owned newspaper as a featured photographer. “We are super excited to add Tony to our masthead not only to amplify...
Miss Lynchburg planned for March 6
Project Graduation recently announced that the Miss Lynchburg pageant would take place on March 6 in Fayetteville.
DREMC, TVA donate to Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce
The Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce recently received its share of $25,000 donated by DREMC and TVA to area chambers.
Louisville Succession: Campbell Brown takes over as Brown-Forman Board of Directors Chair
Brown-Forman – the parent company of Jack Daniel's Distillery – is an independent, family-controlled, 150 year old business and they plan to keep it that way as Campbell Brown takes over as Board of Directors Chair.
Jack Honey, Jack Apple bottling returns to Lynchburg
Full bottling operation for Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey and Tennessee Apple are headed back to Lynchburg after being bottled in Louisville in 2020.
Motlow Robotics earns major training authorization
Motlow is now one of less that 10 places offering FANUC authorized training, which means that local students have an fast track to local high paying robotics jobs.