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Jack Daniel’s adds an American Single Malt to its permanent portfolio

By Tabitha Evans Moore

HOMECOMING: Former sheriff’s daughters return as tour guide at Moore County Jail Museum

By Tabitha Evans Moore

Nearest Green Distillery plans Balloon Festival this Saturday

By Tabitha Evans Moore

Raiders outmuscle Cornersville 55-14

By Tabitha Evans Moore

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AUSTELL PLAYS 41A FEST — Moore County High School graduate Conner Austell played the 41A Festival in Tullahoma this weekend. The talented singer, songwriter plays the guitar, piano, bass, harmonica and drums. He also works at the Jack Daniel Distillery. (PHOTO CREDIT: Jeff Reed)
#sponsored | Save the Date for the First Community Bank - Moore County branch's annual Chili Day on Tuesday, November 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It's their way of saying thank you to the community they serve.
#sponsored | Save the Date for the First Community Bank – Moore County branch's annual Chili Day on Tuesday, November 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It's their way of saying thank you to the community they serve.
LYNCHBURG TODAY | A dew-soaked spider web clings to a fence just off Highway 50 in Moore County. Foggy fall mornings mean the usually invisible form of nature’s artwork are easier to see. (A Lynchburg Times Photo)
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