LOCAL NEWS | Something new is coming to Spring in the Hollow. Lynchburg will host its first-ever chili cookoff on Saturday, April 25 — a International Chili Society-sanctioned event and Tennessee state championship.
LYNCHBURG FOODIE | I stopped by Woodard’s Market on Wednesday to buy my chihuahua his sneaky pill treat. I left with a piece of American food history.
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS | On a Moore County Century Farm located deep in the Hurdlow Community, locals Craig and Amy Syler make something sweet and uniquely Lynchburg.
PUBLIC MEETINGS | Moore County’s planning commission to Retreat at Whiskey Creek: We want to see growth. We just want it done right. Full story on our website.
LOCAL NEWS | The Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency has confirmed that a 24-year-old Tullahoma man drowned on Tims Ford Lake on Sunday.
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THINGS TO DO | Save the date of Saturday, June 27 when up-and-coming Nashville country music star Cody Cozz plays a free show at Frontier Days.
LOCAL NEWS | During National EMS Week, a Huntsville retired Major General appeared before the Metro Council on Monday to credit local crews with helping to save his life during the Oak Barrel Half Marathon.
PUBLIC MEETINGS | MUD says it knows where 3.3 million of it 11.1 million gallons of water loss is and finding leaks everyday but to the state comptroller and local planning commission it may not matter.
LOCAL NEWS | Though they be small, they be mighty. The MCHS Class of 2026, with just 54 students, earned almost $1.3 million dollars in scholarships. They graduate on Friday.
LOCAL NEW | A vote happening today in the State Legislature could move Moore County from Congressional District 4 to the newly imagined District 9.
LOCAL NEWS | The results are in and with only one local candidate, the results were decidedly low stakes. Nonetheless, the totals and the write-ins are interesting.
LOCAL NEWS | Got old shoes sitting around? The Moore County Friends of Animals Rescue and Adoption Center can turn those into cash now through June 15.
LOCAL ELECTIONS | The Lynchburg Times submitted an identical set of questions to all candidates seeking office in the August 2026 General Election. Responses are published here in a straight Q&A format, exactly as submitted, without editing or rewriting.
OUTDOOR NEWS | Spring is here and people are on the move. Unfortunately, so is the tick population. The State Department of Health offers some tips for staying tick-free.
LOCAL NEWS | The local Election Commission says a political sign on the County Building early this week that raised questions about campaign law was likely okay since there was no Primary early voting.