Nearly half the county woke up either without water and/or under a boil notice on Friday morning. Metro Utilities say it could take up to 48 hours to fully resolve the issue.
Category: Local News
Over 1,100 runners finished Oak Barrel Half Marathon on Saturday
Over 1,100 runners participated in the Oak Barrel Half Marathon on Saturday including those from Lynchburg, Tennessee, and 26 other states. Link to race results available in the article.
An Interview with Former MC Public Library Director Betty Robertson
Lynchburg local and former Moore County Public Library Director Betty Robertson will turns 90 years old on Monday.
MCMS Raiders outlast Westwood 15-5
The MCMS Raiders snagged another win on Tuesday beating Westwood 15-5.
MCHS Raider, Tyler Smith, invited to play in Blue-Grey American Bowl
After an impressive showing at an area NFL Combine, bowl officials recently invited Moore County running back Tyler Smith to play in the Blue-Grey American Bowl on May 17.
MCHS Nursing Program earns state Pathways Certification
This year, the Moore County Nursing Services CTE Program was one of 159 new pathways from 51 districts to earn the Tennessee Pathways Certification distinction.
Vaccinations now available to all Moore residents 16 and older
COVID vaccinations are now wide open in Lynchburg and the Moore County Health Department will extend hours to accommodate.
Spring in the Hollow seeks vendors
The Lynchburg Chamber seeks vendors selling baskets, birdhouses, plants, flowers, and other Spring-related items for Spring in the Hollow on May 1.
DREMC meter update will affect outage reporting on Tuesday
If you experience a power outage on Tuesday, you'll need to report it the "old fashioned way" to DREMC. Their automatic outage reporting will be down from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. during a meter software update.
Moore County opens up vaccine to all citizens 55 and older
Metro Mayor Bonnie Lewis says vaccination appointments are now open to all locals aged 55 and older.
