LOCAL NEWS | Don't say we didn't warn you. Local deputies will be on the lookout for drunk and impaired drivers through the holiday season.
November 25, 2024
Category: Local News
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Developer, citizens clash over Tanyard subdivision at Metro Planning meeting
LOCAL NEWS | Nearly two dozen concerned locals packed the Metro Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday to voice their concerns about a proposed Tanyard Hill sub-division.
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Area non-profit needs help to save Christmas
LOCAL NEWS | A Coffee County non-profit suffered a devastating loss on Tuesday and local firefighters plan a toy drive on Saturday to help.
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Local Farmer Bobby Pirtle dies at 62
LOCAL OBITUARY | Bobby Pirtle passed away on Friday, December 2 in Lynchburg, Visitation with the family will happen on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at the Lynchburg Funeral Home and his funeral will follow on Wednesday.
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Moore among drought disaster relief counties
LOCAL AG NEWS | Moore County farmers and small businesses may now apply for disaster assistance based on recent drought conditions. The deadline to apply in July 8, 2024.
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Jack release new Distillery Series bottle
WHISKEY INDUSTRY NEWS | It was selected by retired, brand ambassador Randall Fanning and it's available in limited quantities only in Tennessee. Today, the distillery released it's newest Distillery Series bottle – a Straight Tennessee Whiskey Finished in Oloroso Sherry Casks.
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Council appoints Sherrill as Property Tax Assessor
On Monday, the Metro Council appointed Shaun Sherrill as the next Property Tax Assessor – succeeding Darin Harrison, who died suddenly in October. Sherrill will serve the remainder of Harrison's term.
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Motlow partnership makes free textbooks available
Motlow State’s new partnership with OpenStax will provide students with free or low-cost textbooks.
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Motlow partners with Coursera
Motlow State recently partnered with Coursera to offer all Moore County residents job opportunities through professional credentials.
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Jack kicks off 2023 Operation Ride Home
LOCAL NEWS | Lynchburg’s famous Barrel Christmas Tree isn’t just pretty. It’s the centerpiece of a program that provides holiday rides home to junior-enlisted service members and their families.