The National Fish & Wildlife Foundation recent awarded $450,000 for improvements in Tennessee forests – specifically in Tennessee counties where Jack Daniel’s is made.
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Lynchburg Cemetery will participate in Wreaths Across America event on Saturday
LOCAL NEWS | Local volunteers will lay fresh balsam wreaths on the graves of all Moore County veterans on Saturday as part of National Wreaths Across America Day.
Local artisan shows off handmade, vintage Christmas creations on Saturday
THINGS TO DO | Local Venita McGee will show off her handmade Christmas creations at a Friends & Family event on Saturday in the County Building.
Local deputies increase drunk driving enforcement through the holidays
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.