REGIONAL NEWS | Funds raised here, stay here. That’s their motto. The United Way of Highway 55 is currently seeking funding applications from Moore County non-profits.
United Way of Highway 55 seeks funding application from Moore non-profits
Bedford County health care providers and facilities nationally ranked
Four healthcare providers and three health facilities in Bedford County were recognized for scoring high marks in patient satisfaction and experience.
New MTSU Master of Athletic Training program launching this summer
Applications are now open for the MTSU Masters of Athletic Training program.
Hospice non-profit plans Mother’s Day hanging basket fundraiser
Hospice of Highland Rim supports Moore County families during a time of their greatest need. You can return that support through their Mother’s Day Flower Drive.
Arnold AFB cemeteries receive in-depth look through survey project
REGIONAL NEWS | Much mystery surrounds the eight cemeteries contained within the 40,000 sprawling acres of Arnold Air Force Base. A recent survey sheds light on who is buried there.
MTSU waives application fee on preview day
EDUCATION NEWS | Moore County students can get their MTSU application fee waived at a preview event held on Saturday.
Former MCHS graduate Tiffany Gurley murdered in Lincoln County
REGIONAL NEWS | A young woman with Moore County ties was murdered Monday night in Lincoln County.
Bedford County hosts Household Hazardous Waste Day on Saturday
Cleaning fluids, pesticides, rechargeable batteries … none of it goes in the regular trash. On Saturday, you can safely get rid of household hazardous waste in Bedford County.
MTSU offers drive thru parking permits this fall
EDUCATION NEWS | Over 12,000 students, faculty, and staff will apply for parking permits this fall at MTSU. Moore County students can utilize a special drive thru beginning on August 9.
Moore County students can now attend MTSU for little or no tuition
Flat tuition rates at MTSU combined with an state increase in Tennessee Education Lottery (HOPE) Scholarship amounts has created a situation where many local students can attend college for free.