Sharpe shines in Culleoka sweep
Alley Sharpe swished 17 on Tuesday to help the Raiderettes sweep Culleoka in regular season play. They play at Summertown on Friday.
September 8, 2026
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Moore County EMA hosts K9 training
Hoss and Dottie (and their handlers) played hosts last week for an advanced scent discriminate K9 trailing seminar in Lynchburg. They trained with other K9 teams from the surrounding counties.
Solar Farm addresses road concerns at Metro Council Meeting
For weeks, locals have been upset about muddy and dangerous road conditions in the areas surrounding the solar farm construction. On Monday, the Metro Council demanded answers and solutions moving forward.
Morey drops 28 in Raider’s first win
The Raiders earned 27 from the perimeter to beat Culleoka. Colton Morey, Tristyn Gray, Cooper Dickey, and Anderson Sharpe combined for 64 of the Raiders 69 points.
MUD Board votes to move forward with Highway 82 line extension
MUD Board officially greenlights the Highway 82 water project. Here’s the new timeline and tap details the board just approved – plus an update on the water meter replacement project.
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