Moore County boasts not one but two 4-H shooting sports teams and they recently won several honors.
October 11, 2026
Category: Local News
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Personal Essay: Saturdays with Dave
Saturdays with Dave Fruehauf were a ritual for our Editor and Publisher. The Lynchburg local and aeronautical legend died on Saturday at the age of 83.
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WIRED: Motlow increases student access to WiFi
Motlow State recently expanded its free, student Wi-Fi on the Moore County campus.
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Metro Board of Education meets on Monday
The Metro Board of Education will meet on Monday at 6 p.m. in a regular session meeting at the Lynchburg Elementary School Cafeteria.
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A Raider Homecoming: Friday night lights is a family affair for the White and Dickey families
Coach Kris White's first Raider Homecoming is all about football, family, and community. MCHS takes on Jo Bryns tonight at 7 p.m.
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Flu shots available for Moore County students
Attention Parents: Free flu shots will be given at all Moore County School next week – October 13 at MCHS and October 15 at LES. The deadline to return the form is Friday, October 9.
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Community Foundation seeks Moore County non-profit grant applicants
Animal shelters, homeless services, and educational opportunities are just some examples of the hundreds of non-profit activities that the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee funds. Their Discretionary Grants application period is open now.
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Dispose of Rx drugs safely on Take Back Day on Oct. 24
Leaving unfinished prescription drugs around your house can be dangerous. National Rx Take Back Day can help.
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Local EMA: Be aware of water released suddenly near Tims Ford Dam
Moore County and Franklin County emergency management performed a swift water rescue yesterday on the Elk River inside Moore County.
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Tims Ford plans outdoor survival school
If you had to survive using only things commonly on your person, could you make it? Learn the basics of thriving in the wilderness at Forged at the Ford.